Super bantamweight - Revision history

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	The ~~Super Bantamweight~~ division was first established by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although not fully established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC). The division was first sanctioned by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1976.		The super bantamweight division was first established by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although not fully established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC). The division was first sanctioned by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1976.

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-Also called [[light featherweight]] and [[junior featherweight]]: (119-122 lbs; 54.1 – 55;5 kg; or 8 stone, 5 pounds – 8 stone, 7 pounds). First created by the New York [[Walker Law]], although not fully established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1920); first sanctioned by the [[WBC]] (in 1976).
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-First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).
+* Known as Super Bantamweight (WBA/WBC).
 [[Category:Glossary|super bantamweight]]

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	Also called [[light featherweight]] and [[junior featherweight]]: (119-122 lbs; 54.1 – 55;5 kg; or 8 stone, 5 pounds – 8 stone, 7 pounds). First created by the New York [[Walker Law]], although not fully established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1920); first sanctioned by the [[WBC]] (in 1976).		Also called [[light featherweight]] and [[junior featherweight]]: (119-122 lbs; 54.1 – 55;5 kg; or 8 stone, 5 pounds – 8 stone, 7 pounds). First created by the New York [[Walker Law]], although not fully established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1920); first sanctioned by the [[WBC]] (in 1976).

	First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo-Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).		First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).

	''See also'', [[:Category:World_Super_Bantamweight_Champions\|World Super Bantamweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Super_Bantamweight_Champions\|World Super Bantamweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]

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	First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo-Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).		First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo-Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).

	See also [~~http~~:~~//www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=~~Category:World_Super_Bantamweight_Champions World Super Bantamweight Champions]		''See also'', [[:Category:World_Super_Bantamweight_Champions\|World Super Bantamweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]


	[[Category:Glossary\|super bantamweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|super bantamweight]]

Ric: added World Super Bantamweight & boxer/sanctioning body links

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Also called [[light featherweight]] and [[junior featherweight]]: (119-122 lbs; 54.1 – 55;5 kg; or 8 stone, 5 pounds – 8 stone, 7 pounds). First created by the New York [[Walker Law]], although not fully established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1920); first sanctioned by the [[WBC]] (in 1976).

First recognized World champion was [[Jack Wolfe]] (in 1922); first WBC champion [[Rigoberto Riasco]] (in 1976); first [[WBA]] champion [[Soo-Hwan Hong]] (in 1977); first [[IBF]] champion [[Bobby Berna]] (in 1983); first British champion [[Richie Wenton]] (in 1994); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Neil Swain]] (in 1995); first [[WBO]] champion [[Kenny Mitchell]] (in 1989).

See also [http://www.boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Category:World_Super_Bantamweight_Champions World Super Bantamweight Champions]

[[Category:Glossary|super bantamweight]]