Steve Flanagan - Revision history

Ric at 19:33, 26 January 2014

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	According to the coroner's jury verdict and his death certificate, Flanagan's death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage from over-exertion.		According to the coroner's jury verdict and his death certificate, Flanagan's death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage from over-exertion.

			See also, ''Death under the Spotlight: The Manuel Velasquez Boxing Fatality Collection'' [http://ejmas.com/jcs/velazquez/Muerte2011_pdf_Sep_2011.pdf]


	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]

Ric at 16:59, 20 January 2014

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			'''Steve Flanagan''' was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occasions.
	Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occasions.

	He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.		He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

	According to the coroner's jury verdict & his death certificate, Flanagan's death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage from over exertion.		According to the coroner's jury verdict and his death certificate, Flanagan's death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage from over-exertion.


	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]

Fasan at 00:10, 13 February 2011

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Fasan at 00:08, 13 February 2011

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Boxer561 at 05:00, 26 September 2008

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	He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.		He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

			According to the coroner's jury verdict & his death certificate, Flanagan's death was due to a cerebral hemorrhage from over exertion.


	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]

Ric at 15:03, 18 July 2006

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	Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different ~~occassions~~.		Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occasions.

	He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.		He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

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2006-07-18T15:02:40Z

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	Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occassions.		Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occassions.

	He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.		He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

	~~Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=046195]~~

	[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]		[[Category:Ring Fatalities\|Flanagan, Steve]]

Matt at 18:04, 11 March 2005

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	Flanagan was a Bantamweight who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occassions.		Flanagan was a Bantamweight (there was no generally recognized Flyweight class at the time) who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occassions.

	He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.		He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Matt at 18:04, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T18:04:21Z

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Flanagan was a Bantamweight who challenged for both the American and World Bantamweight Titles, and claimed the World Title at 105 and 110 pounds on different occassions.

He died of injuries sustained in an October 5, 1900, 6th round knockout loss to Jimmy Devine at the Industrial A.C. in Philadelphia, PA, USA.

Fight Record: [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=046195]

[[Category:Ring Fatalities|Flanagan, Steve]]