Silverio Ortiz - Revision history

John at 17:19, 8 May 2019

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	Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is a a member of one of the many families ~~devoted to boxing~~ in Yucatán (as the Keb-Baas brothers). "Chamaco III" is the third of four men in his family who have dedicated to boxing. The first, his father Silverio, boxed more than 200 times between late 1950s and 1974, and got to be the world's first feather or super featherweight, according to ''The Ring'' magazine,m and WBA in early 1970s.		Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, [[Silverio Ortiz Cuevas]], José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is a a member of one of the many boxing families in Yucatán such as the Keb-Baas brothers. "Chamaco III" is the third of four men in his family who have dedicated to boxing. The first, his father Silverio, boxed more than 200 times between late 1950s and 1974, and got to be the world's first feather or super featherweight, according to ''The Ring'' magazine,m and WBA in early 1970s.

	Mr. Ortiz, "Chamaco I," fought and beat tough guys like Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno, who challenged Nigeria's Hogan Kid Bassey for for the world championship. Also faced Venezuelan Alfredo Marcano in Caracas, where he lost on points and lived for less than a year. Some other guys he faced were Mexicans Genaro Gayt�n, Aurelio Muniz, Brazilian Roberto Santana, and Thai Pornchai Propaigam--eating all of them.		Mr. Ortiz, "Chamaco I," fought and beat tough guys like Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno, who challenged Nigeria's Hogan Kid Bassey for for the world championship. Also faced Venezuelan Alfredo Marcano in Caracas, where he lost on points and lived for less than a year. Some other guys he faced were Mexicans Genaro Gayt�n, Aurelio Muniz, Brazilian Roberto Santana, and Thai Pornchai Propaigam--eating all of them.

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	The others members of this boxing family are Alci (who was in prison fore years, for a murder by stabbing), Rafael, who has a professional law degree and who was KO'd in the first round by Texas's Johnny Díaz June, 23, 2000, when this former U.S. amateur made his pro debut in Merida, Mexico. Rafael was also KO'd in first round with former Mexican Olympian José Luis Zertuche on April 6, 2001, in Merida.		The others members of this boxing family are Alci (who was in prison fore years, for a murder by stabbing), Rafael, who has a professional law degree and who was KO'd in the first round by Texas's Johnny Díaz June, 23, 2000, when this former U.S. amateur made his pro debut in Merida, Mexico. Rafael was also KO'd in first round with former Mexican Olympian José Luis Zertuche on April 6, 2001, in Merida.

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	Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is ~~at least now (january 2002) the best roookie in the southeast of Mexico. Member~~ of one of the many families devoted to boxing in Yucatán (as the Keb-Baas brothers), "Chamaco III" is the third of four men in his family who have dedicated to boxing. The first, his father Silverio boxed more than 200 times between late ~~50's~~ and 1974 and got to be the world's first feather or ~~superfeather weight~~ according to Ring magazine and WBA in early ~~70's~~. Mr. Ortiz, "Chamaco I" fought and beat tough guys like Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno who challenged ~~for world championship~~ Nigeria's Hogan Kid Bassey. Also faced ~~venezuelan~~ Alfredo Marcano in Caracas where he lost on points and lived for less than a year. Some other guys he faced were ~~mexicans~~ Genaro Gayt�n, Aurelio Muniz, ~~brazilian~~ Roberto Santana and ~~thai~~ Pornchai Propaigam ~~beating~~ all of them. The others members of this boxing family are Alci (~~recently left jail where he stayed some~~ years for murder~~...stabbed a guy~~), Rafael who ~~is about finishing his~~ professional law degree and who was ~~koed~~ in the first round by Texas' Johnny Díaz ~~in june~~ 23 2000 when this ~~formers~~ U.S. amateur made his pro debut in Merida, Mexico. Rafael was also ~~koed~~ in first round ~~(at the first punch and didn't cheat)~~ with former ~~mexican olimpian~~ José Luis Zertuche on ~~april the 6th~~ 2001 in Merida. After his father, José Silverio is the member of the Ortiz family with more chances to go far away in boxing...but we'll still have to wait some time to see if he makes his mark in the most appassionating sport that exists.		<human>065400</human>
			Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is a a member of one of the many families devoted to boxing in Yucatán (as the Keb-Baas brothers). "Chamaco III" is the third of four men in his family who have dedicated to boxing. The first, his father Silverio, boxed more than 200 times between late 1950s and 1974, and got to be the world's first feather or super featherweight, according to ''The Ring'' magazine,m and WBA in early 1970s.

			Mr. Ortiz, "Chamaco I," fought and beat tough guys like Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno, who challenged Nigeria's Hogan Kid Bassey for for the world championship. Also faced Venezuelan Alfredo Marcano in Caracas, where he lost on points and lived for less than a year. Some other guys he faced were Mexicans Genaro Gayt�n, Aurelio Muniz, Brazilian Roberto Santana, and Thai Pornchai Propaigam--eating all of them.

			The others members of this boxing family are Alci (who was in prison fore years, for a murder by stabbing), Rafael, who has a professional law degree and who was KO'd in the first round by Texas's Johnny Díaz June, 23, 2000, when this former U.S. amateur made his pro debut in Merida, Mexico. Rafael was also KO'd in first round with former Mexican Olympian José Luis Zertuche on April 6, 2001, in Merida.

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Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is at least now (january 2002) the best roookie in the southeast of Mexico. Member of one of the many families devoted to boxing in Yucatán (as the Keb-Baas brothers), "Chamaco III" is the third of four men in his family who have dedicated to boxing. The first, his father Silverio boxed more than 200 times between late 50's and 1974 and got to be the world's first feather or superfeather weight according to Ring magazine and WBA in early 70's. Mr. Ortiz, "Chamaco I" fought and beat tough guys like Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno who challenged for world championship Nigeria's Hogan Kid Bassey. Also faced venezuelan Alfredo Marcano in Caracas where he lost on points and lived for less than a year. Some other guys he faced were mexicans Genaro Gayt�n, Aurelio Muniz, brazilian Roberto Santana and thai Pornchai Propaigam beating all of them. The others members of this boxing family are Alci (recently left jail where he stayed some years for murder...stabbed a guy), Rafael who is about finishing his professional law degree and who was koed in the first round by Texas' Johnny Díaz in june 23 2000 when this formers U.S. amateur made his pro debut in Merida, Mexico. Rafael was also koed in first round (at the first punch and didn't cheat) with former mexican olimpian José Luis Zertuche on april the 6th 2001 in Merida. After his father, José Silverio is the member of the Ortiz family with more chances to go far away in boxing...but we'll still have to wait some time to see if he makes his mark in the most appassionating sport that exists.

Silverio Ortiz - Revision history

John at 17:19, 8 May 2019

Reenthelawman at 16:39, 21 April 2019

Ric: image inserted

Wouter: moved Human:65400 to Silverio Ortiz

Wouter: Created page with "065400 Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is at least now (january 2002) the best..."

Wouter: Created page with "065400
Son of the former Yucatan's featherweight champion, Silverio Ortiz Cuevas, José Silverio "Chamaco III" Ortiz is at least now (january 2002) the best..."