Sanderline Williams - Revision history

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	'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.		'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to 14-0 [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.

	Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan. The only stoppage loss Williams suffered in his 15 defeat was to Lindell Holmes but it was due to a cut.		Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan. The only stoppage loss Williams suffered in his 15 defeat was to Lindell Holmes but it was due to a cut.

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	'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.		'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.

	Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan. The only stoppage loss Williams suffered to Lindell Holmes was due to a cut.		Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan. The only stoppage loss Williams suffered in his 15 defeat was to Lindell Holmes but it was due to a cut.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==

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	'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.		'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.

	Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan.		Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan. The only stoppage loss Williams suffered to Lindell Holmes was due to a cut.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==

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	'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.		'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.

			Williams was only knocked down twice in his pro career, he took a knee against Lindell Holmes and was dropped by Gerald McClellan.

	== Amateur Career ==		== Amateur Career ==
	*1980 Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds		*1980 Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds

Sweetscientist at 00:35, 13 April 2012

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			'''Sanderline Williams''' began his career 4-0 before suffering a unanimous decision loss to [[Andre Cooper]]. He won the Ohio Middleweight Title in 1987 and fought for both the [[NABF]] Middleweight and Super Middlewight Titles; losing each on points. Toward the end of his career he came a journeyman opponent and fought an impressive list including [[Lindell Holmes]], [[Herol Graham]], [[Dwight Davison]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Frank Tate]], [[Merqui Sosa]], [[Nigel Benn]], [[Reggie Johnson]], and [[Gerald McClellan]]. He fought [[James Toney]] twice in 1990 and earned a draw in their first meeting.
			== Amateur Career ==
			*1980 Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds
			*1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion

	~~1980 Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds.<br>~~		== Title Held ==
			* Ohio Middleweight Title (1987)
	~~1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.~~

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	1980 ~~Clevland~~ Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds.<br>		1980 Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds.<br>

	1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.		1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.

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Red at 06:42, 1 February 2010

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			1980 Clevland Golden Gloves Champions 156 pounds.<br>

	1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.		1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.

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1982 National Golden Gloves Light middleweight champion.

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