Sheik Rangel - Revision history

Wouter at 14:27, 1 May 2024

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

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	'''Sheik Rangel''' was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California~~, who~~ boxed from the mid-1930s until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940s, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo, by then retired, became Rangel's manager until their relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]].		'''Sheik Rangel''' was a popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer based out of Fresno, California. He boxed from the mid-1930s until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940s, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo, by then retired, became Rangel's manager until their relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]].

	Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.		Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.

Ric at 01:52, 21 October 2006

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur ~~and~~ again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur & again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

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	Sheik Rangel was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California, who boxed from the mid-1930s until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940s, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo, by then retired, became Rangel's manager until their relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]].		'''Sheik Rangel''' was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California, who boxed from the mid-1930s until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940s, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo, by then retired, became Rangel's manager until their relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]].

	Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.		Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur and again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur and again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)
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			Sheik Rangel was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California, who boxed from the mid-1930s until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940s, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo, by then retired, became Rangel's manager until their relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]].

	Sheik Rangel was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California who boxed from the mid-1930s, until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940's, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo who was retired, became of his manager, until there relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]]. Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.		Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.

	== Sources ==		== Sources ==
	*''Fresno Bee'' reports of Rangel, for his style		*''Fresno Bee'' reports of Rangel, for his style
	*January 27, 1944 ''Fresno Bee'', managerial listing for Rangel		*January 27, 1944 ''Fresno Bee'', managerial listing for Rangel

Wouter at 11:56, 2 August 2006

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	'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur and again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)		'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur and again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

Matt at 17:35, 12 January 2006

2006-01-12T17:35:38Z

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'''Managers''': [[Harold Mattocks]] (amateur and again after Ryan), [[Jim Ryan]], [[Dee Arakelian]], [[Pat McDonald]] (1938?-41), [[Al Manfredo]] (1941-42), [[Billy Mahoney]] (circa, 1945)

Sheik Rangel was popular Welterweight-Middleweight boxer out of Fresno, California who boxed from the mid-1930s, until 1948. He was Fresno's premier main event attraction for much of the 1940's, after he defeated local favorite [[Al Manfredo]]. In 1941, Manfredo who was retired, became of his manager, until there relationship ended in July 1942. Rangel became a ranked Welterweight contender briefly following his 1942 upset victory over former Welterweight champion [[Fritzie Zivic]]. Rangel was known as an infighter who liked to defeat his opponents with pressure. He had a reputation as a very dirty fighter, who headbutted, elbowed, and even kicked his opponents.

== Sources ==
*''Fresno Bee'' reports of Rangel, for his style
*January 27, 1944 ''Fresno Bee'', managerial listing for Rangel