Sumbu Kalambay - Revision history

Slugger at 19:59, 12 September 2020

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	*Outpointed Herol Graham and [[Steve Collins]] in 1992.		*Outpointed Herol Graham and [[Steve Collins]] in 1992.
	*Lost to [[Chris Pyatt]] by a [[Chris Pyatt vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|twelve-round unanimous decision]] in a fight for the vacant [[WBO]] Middleweight Championship in 1993. This was Kalambay's last fight.		*Lost to [[Chris Pyatt]] by a [[Chris Pyatt vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|twelve-round unanimous decision]] in a fight for the vacant [[WBO]] Middleweight Championship in 1993. This was Kalambay's last fight.
	*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the ~~6th~~ best middleweight of the 1980s.		*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the sixth best middleweight of the 1980s.
	*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]], and [[Paolo Vidoz]].		*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]], and [[Paolo Vidoz]].
	*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in world title fights.		*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in world title fights.
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	**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], Iran Barkley, Mike McCallum, Doug DeWitt, Steve Collins.		**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], Iran Barkley, Mike McCallum, Doug DeWitt, Steve Collins.
	**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], Michael Nunn, Mike McCallum, Chris Pyatt.		**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], Michael Nunn, Mike McCallum, Chris Pyatt.


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Boxsoup at 15:24, 7 November 2014

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			==Career Overview==
	*Amateur Record: 90-5		*Amateur Record: 90-5
	*Defeated [[Giovanni De Marco]] by a twelve-round split decision to win the Italian Middleweight Championship in 1985.		*Defeated [[Giovanni De Marco]] by a twelve-round split decision to win the Italian Middleweight Championship in 1985.
	*Defeated [[Herol Graham]] by a twelve-round unanimous decision to win the European Middleweight Championship in 1987.		*Defeated [[Herol Graham]] by a twelve-round unanimous decision to win the European Middleweight Championship in 1987.
	*Defeated [[Iran Barkley]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision to win the vacant [[WBA]] Middleweight Championship in 1987.		*Defeated [[Iran Barkley]] by a [[Iran Barkley vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|fifteen-round unanimous decision]] to win the vacant [[WBA]] Middleweight Championship in 1987.
	*Defended the WBA title against [[Mike McCallum]] (W 12), [[Robbie Sims]] (W 12), and [[Doug DeWitt]] (TKO 7).		*Defended the WBA title against [[Mike McCallum]] ([[Sumbu Kalambay vs. Mike McCallum (1st meeting)\|W 12]]), [[Robbie Sims]] ([[Sumbu Kalambay vs. Robbie Sims\|W 12]]), and [[Doug DeWitt]] ([[Sumbu Kalambay vs. Doug DeWitt\|TKO 7]]).
	*Awarded [[The Ring Magazine]] World Middleweight Championship in July 1988.		*Awarded [[The Ring Magazine]] World Middleweight Championship in July 1988.
	*Stripped by the WBA in March 1989 for choosing to ~~[[Michael Nunn vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|~~fight]] [[IBF Middleweight Champion]] [[Michael Nunn]], instead of mandatory challenger [[Herol Graham]].		*Stripped by the WBA in March 1989 for choosing to fight [[IBF Middleweight Champion]] [[Michael Nunn]], instead of mandatory challenger Herol Graham.
			*Lost to Michael Nunn by a [[Michael Nunn vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|first-round knockout]] in 1989. It was the only knockout loss of Kalambay's career.
			*Lost to Mike McCallum by a [[Mike McCallum vs. Sumbu Kalambay (2nd meeting)\|twelve-round split decision]] in an attempt to regain the WBA Middleweight Championship in 1991.
			*Outpointed Herol Graham and [[Steve Collins]] in 1992.
			*Lost to [[Chris Pyatt]] by a [[Chris Pyatt vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|twelve-round unanimous decision]] in a fight for the vacant [[WBO]] Middleweight Championship in 1993. This was Kalambay's last fight.
	*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the 6th best middleweight of the 1980s.		*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the 6th best middleweight of the 1980s.
	*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].		*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]], and [[Paolo Vidoz]].
	*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in ~~World Title~~ fights.		*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in world title fights.
	*Has a record of 5-5 (1 KOs) against former world titlists.		*Has a record of 5-5 (1 KOs) against former world titlists.
	**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Mike McCallum]], [[Doug DeWitt]], [[Steve Collins]].		**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], Iran Barkley, Mike McCallum, Doug DeWitt, Steve Collins.
	**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], [[Michael Nunn]], Mike McCallum, [[Chris Pyatt]].		**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], Michael Nunn, Mike McCallum, Chris Pyatt.

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	*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].		*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].
	*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in World Title fights.		*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in World Title fights.
	*Has a record of 5-5 (1 KOs) against former world ~~titleists~~.		*Has a record of 5-5 (1 KOs) against former world titlists.
	**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Mike McCallum]], [[Doug DeWitt]], [[Steve Collins]].		**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Mike McCallum]], [[Doug DeWitt]], [[Steve Collins]].
	**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], [[Michael Nunn]], Mike McCallum, [[Chris Pyatt]].		**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], [[Michael Nunn]], Mike McCallum, [[Chris Pyatt]].

Greyj at 16:39, 15 April 2014

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	*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the 6th best middleweight of the 1980s.		*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the 6th best middleweight of the 1980s.
	*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].		*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].
			*Has a record of 4-3 (1 KOs) in World Title fights.
			*Has a record of 5-5 (1 KOs) against former world titleists.
			**Won against [[Buster Drayton]], [[Iran Barkley]], [[Mike McCallum]], [[Doug DeWitt]], [[Steve Collins]].
			**Lost against [[Duane Thomas]], [[Ayub Kalule]], [[Michael Nunn]], Mike McCallum, [[Chris Pyatt]].


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Sweetscientist at 17:39, 4 May 2013

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Earl at 22:54, 23 February 2013

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	*Amateur Record: 90-5		*Amateur Record: 90-5
	*~~Won~~ the Italian Middleweight Championship in 1985 ~~and~~ the European Middleweight Championship in 1987.		*Defeated [[Giovanni De Marco]] by a twelve-round split decision to win the Italian Middleweight Championship in 1985.
			*Defeated [[Herol Graham]] by a twelve-round unanimous decision to win the European Middleweight Championship in 1987.
	*Defeated [[Iran Barkley]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision to win the vacant [[WBA]] Middleweight Championship in 1987.		*Defeated [[Iran Barkley]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision to win the vacant [[WBA]] Middleweight Championship in 1987.
	*Defended the WBA title against [[Mike McCallum]] (W 12), [[Robbie Sims]] (W 12), and [[Doug DeWitt]] (TKO 7).		*Defended the WBA title against [[Mike McCallum]] (W 12), [[Robbie Sims]] (W 12), and [[Doug DeWitt]] (TKO 7).
	*Stripped by the WBA for choosing to ~~face~~ [[IBF Middleweight Champion]] [[Michael Nunn]], instead of mandatory challenger [[Herol Graham]].		*Awarded [[The Ring Magazine]] World Middleweight Championship in July 1988.
			*Stripped by the WBA in March 1989 for choosing to [[Michael Nunn vs. Sumbu Kalambay\|fight]] [[IBF Middleweight Champion]] [[Michael Nunn]], instead of mandatory challenger [[Herol Graham]].
			*[[KO Magazine]] named Kalambay the 6th best middleweight of the 1980s.
	*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].		*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].

Jm47130 at 04:41, 11 July 2008

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	*Amateur ~~record~~: 90 ~~wins~~ - 5 ~~losses~~		*Amateur Record: 90-5
	*As of ~~2008 he trains~~ [[Paolo Vidoz]]		*Won the Italian Middleweight Championship in 1985 and the European Middleweight Championship in 1987.
			*Defeated [[Iran Barkley]] by a fifteen-round unanimous decision to win the vacant [[WBA]] Middleweight Championship in 1987.
			*Defended the WBA title against [[Mike McCallum]] (W 12), [[Robbie Sims]] (W 12), and [[Doug DeWitt]] (TKO 7).
			*Stripped by the WBA for choosing to face [[IBF Middleweight Champion]] [[Michael Nunn]], instead of mandatory challenger [[Herol Graham]].
			*After retiring as a boxer, Kalambay became a trainer. His most notable boxers are [[Vincenzo Cantatore]], [[Michele Piccirillo]] and [[Paolo Vidoz]].

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	*Amateur record: 90 wins - 5 losses		*Amateur record: 90 wins - 5 losses
	*~~Currently the trainer~~ of [[Paolo Vidoz]]		*As of 2008 he trains [[Paolo Vidoz]]

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Jm47130 at 02:17, 30 April 2008

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	*Amateur record: 90 wins - 5 losses		*Amateur record: 90 wins - 5 losses
	*Currently the trainer of [[Paolo Vidoz]]		*Currently the trainer of [[Paolo Vidoz]]