Stanley Poreda - Revision history

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	'''Stanley Poreda''' entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with a powerful right hand, although he reportedly had a "weak chin." He had some impressive wins against the likes of [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Primo Carnera]], [[Johnny Risko]], [[Tom Heeney]], and [[Ernie Schaaf]].		'''Stanley Poreda''' entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with a powerful right hand, although he reportedly had a "weak chin." He had some impressive wins against the likes of [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Primo Carnera]], [[Johnny Risko]], [[Tom Heeney]], and [[Ernie Schaaf]].

	Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.		Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent [[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.

	"Stanley Poreda, New York's most promising heavyweight, first took up boxing as a means of reducing his weight. He used to spar with the professionals at [[Joe Jeannette]]'s gymnasium. One day a heavyweight tried to use him for a punching-bag, and Poreda, his anger rising, suddenly found that he could battle better than the boxer he was ~~oposing~~. He was coached for a time by Jeannette, and finally decided to try professional boxing." - ''The Globe and Mail'', March 13, 1931.		"Stanley Poreda, New York's most promising heavyweight, first took up boxing as a means of reducing his weight. He used to spar with the professionals at [[Joe Jeannette]]'s gymnasium. One day a heavyweight tried to use him for a punching-bag, and Poreda, his anger rising, suddenly found that he could battle better than the boxer he was opposing. He was coached for a time by Jeannette, and finally decided to try professional boxing." - ''The Globe and Mail'', March 13, 1931.

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	'''Stanley Poreda''' entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with a powerful right hand, although he reportedly had a "weak chin." He had some impressive wins against the likes of [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Primo Carnera]], [[Johnny Risko]], [[Tom Heeney]], and [[Ernie Schaaf]].		'''Stanley Poreda''' entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with a powerful right hand, although he reportedly had a "weak chin." He had some impressive wins against the likes of [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Primo Carnera]], [[Johnny Risko]], [[Tom Heeney]], and [[Ernie Schaaf]].
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	Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.		Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.

	"Stanley Poreda, New York's most promising heavyweight, first took up boxing as a means of reducing his weight. He used to spar with the professionals at Joe Jeannette's gymnasium. One day a heavyweight tried to use him for a punching-bag, and Poreda, his anger rising, suddenly found that he could battle better than the boxer he was oposing. He was coached for a time by Jeannette, and finally decided to try professional boxing." - The Globe and Mail, March 13, 1931		"Stanley Poreda, New York's most promising heavyweight, first took up boxing as a means of reducing his weight. He used to spar with the professionals at [[Joe Jeannette]]'s gymnasium. One day a heavyweight tried to use him for a punching-bag, and Poreda, his anger rising, suddenly found that he could battle better than the boxer he was oposing. He was coached for a time by Jeannette, and finally decided to try professional boxing." - ''The Globe and Mail'', March 13, 1931.

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	Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.		Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.

			"Stanley Poreda, New York's most promising heavyweight, first took up boxing as a means of reducing his weight. He used to spar with the professionals at Joe Jeannette's gymnasium. One day a heavyweight tried to use him for a punching-bag, and Poreda, his anger rising, suddenly found that he could battle better than the boxer he was oposing. He was coached for a time by Jeannette, and finally decided to try professional boxing." - The Globe and Mail, March 13, 1931

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	~~<BR CLEAR=ALL>~~		'''Stanley Poreda''' entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with a powerful right hand, although he reportedly had a "weak chin." He had some impressive wins against the likes of [[Tommy Loughran]], [[Primo Carnera]], [[Johnny Risko]], [[Tom Heeney]], and [[Ernie Schaaf]].
	Stanley Poreda ~~was~~ a ~~decent fighter who~~ had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney ~~& Ernie Schaaf. However~~, ~~he had a weak chin.~~
	[[~~file:Poreda Stanley 2.jpg\|right\|photo~~]]
	~~Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand~~.

	Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or ~~Jimmy~~ Braddock.		Between the years 1933 and 1935, Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, [[Max Baer]] or [[Jim Braddock]]. However, after the 1933 ring death of his friend and former opponent[[ Ernie Schaaf]], along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to [[Joe Louis]]), Poreda walked away from the sport.

	However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf, along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to Joe Louis), Poreda walked away from the sport.

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	Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, he had a weak chin.		Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, he had a weak chin.
	[[file:Poreda Stanley 2.jpg\|right\|photo]]		[[file:Poreda Stanley 2.jpg\|right\|photo]]
	Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand~~. Overall, his ring skills were quite lacking~~.		Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand.

	Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock.		Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock.

	However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf ~~(Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it)~~, along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss ~~against~~ Joe Louis), Poreda ~~decided to walk~~ away from the sport.		However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf, along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss to Joe Louis), Poreda walked away from the sport.

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	Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, he had a weak chin.		Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, he had a weak chin.
			[[file:Poreda Stanley 2.jpg\|right\|photo]]
	Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand. Overall, his ring skills were quite lacking.		Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand. Overall, his ring skills were quite lacking.

	Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock.		Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock.

	However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf (Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it), along with a string of ~~kayo~~ losses (among them a loss against Joe Louis), Poreda decided to walk away from the sport.		However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf (Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it), along with a string of knockout losses (among them a loss against Joe Louis), Poreda decided to walk away from the sport.

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	~~Stanley~~ Poreda ~~was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf~~. ~~However, He had a weak chin~~.		[[file:Poreda.Stanley.jpg\|left\|200px\|Stanley Poreda]]
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	Poreda ~~entered~~ the ~~sport~~ of ~~boxing in the late 20's~~. ~~What he lacked in experience~~ he ~~helped to make up for with his powerful right hand. Over all, his ring skills were quite lacking~~.		<BR CLEAR=ALL>
			Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, he had a weak chin.

	Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Baer or Braddock.		Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 1920s. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand. Overall, his ring skills were quite lacking.

			Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Max Baer or Jimmy Braddock.

	However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf (Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it), along with a string of kayo losses (among them a loss against Joe Louis), Poreda decided to walk away from the sport.		However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf (Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it), along with a string of kayo losses (among them a loss against Joe Louis), Poreda decided to walk away from the sport.

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Stanley Poreda was a decent fighter who had some impressive wins against the likes of Tommy Loughran, Primo Carnera, Johnny Risko, Tom Heeney & Ernie Schaaf. However, He had a weak chin.

Poreda entered the sport of boxing in the late 20's. What he lacked in experience he helped to make up for with his powerful right hand. Over all, his ring skills were quite lacking.

Between the years 1933-1935 Poreda was aiming for a title shot against Carnera, Baer or Braddock.

However, after the 1933 ring death of friend and former opponent Ernie Schaaf (Poreda may have believed he had a hand in it), along with a string of kayo losses (among them a loss against Joe Louis), Poreda decided to walk away from the sport.