Super featherweight - Revision history

Wouter at 20:30, 18 February 2019

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	The super featherweight division was created by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although first established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC) in 1930~~. The first English champion was "Battling Kid" Nelson in 1914 who lost his title to Benny "Kid" Berger in 1915. [[Artie O'Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917~~. This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.		The super featherweight division was created by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although first established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC) in 1930. This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==

Wouter at 09:41, 29 April 2017

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	The super featherweight division was created by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although first established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC) in 1930. The first English champion was "Battling Kid" Nelson in 1914 who lost his title to Benny "Kid" Berger in 1915. [[Artie ~~O’Leary~~]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.		The super featherweight division was created by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although first established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC) in 1930. The first English champion was "Battling Kid" Nelson in 1914 who lost his title to Benny "Kid" Berger in 1915. [[Artie O'Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==

John: Reverted edits by Codycoughran (talk) to last revision by Rowdytimothy

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	* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Lineages\|World Super Featherweight Title Lineages]]		* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Lineages\|World Super Featherweight Title Lineages]]
	* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Fights\|World Super Featherweight Title Fights]]		* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Fights\|World Super Featherweight Title Fights]]
	*[[:Category:A.B.A. Born in USA Featherweight Title]]
	[[Category:Glossary\|super featherweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|super featherweight]]

Codycoughran: /* Internal Links */

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	* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Lineages\|World Super Featherweight Title Lineages]]		* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Lineages\|World Super Featherweight Title Lineages]]
	* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Fights\|World Super Featherweight Title Fights]]		* [[:Category:World Super Featherweight Title Fights\|World Super Featherweight Title Fights]]
			*[[:Category:A.B.A. Born in USA Featherweight Title]]
	[[Category:Glossary\|super featherweight]]		[[Category:Glossary\|super featherweight]]

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-Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).
+{|border="1" cellpadding="3" cellspacing="1" align="right" class="wikitable sortable"
-The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[National Boxing Association|NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Flash Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).
+* Known as Super Featherweight (WBA/WBC).
-''See also'', [[:Category:World_Super_Featherweight_Champions|World Super Featherweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]
+The super featherweight division was created by the New York [[Walker Law]] in 1920, although first established by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] (NYSAC) in 1930. The first English champion was "Battling Kid" Nelson in 1914 who lost his title to Benny "Kid" Berger in 1915. [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.
 [[Category:Glossary|super featherweight]]

Emaster: linked to concrete page instead of disambiguation page

2008-04-16T22:18:13Z

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	Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).		Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).

	The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Flash Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).		The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[National Boxing Association\|NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Flash Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).

	This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.		This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

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


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

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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	Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).		Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).

	The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[~~Gabriel "Flashe"~~ Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).		The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Flash Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).

	This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.		This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

Ric: "weight division" page link

2006-05-10T02:56:13Z

"weight division" page link

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	This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.		This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

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


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

Ric at 00:45, 5 March 2005

2005-03-05T00:45:45Z

New page

Also called [[junior lightweight]]: (127-130 lbs; 57.7 – 59.1 kg; or 9 stone, 1 pound – 9 stone, 3 pounds). Created by the New York [[Walker Law]] (in 1920), although first established by the [[NYSAC]] (in 1930).

The first English champion was [["Battling Kid" Nelson]] (in 1914), who lost his title to [[Benny "Kid" Berger]] (in 1915). [[Artie O’Leary]] also claimed this lightly regarded title in 1917. First World champion was [[Johnny Dundee]] (in 1921); first [[NBA]] champion [[Harold Gomes]] (in 1959); first British champion [[Jimmy Anderson]] (in 1968); first [[WBA]] and [[WBC]] champion [[Gabriel "Flashe" Elorde]] (in 1963); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Billy Moeller]] (in 1975); first [[IBF]] champion [[Hwan-Kil Yuh]] (in 1984); first [[WBO]] champion [[John John Molina]] (in 1989).

This weight class can be divided into two distinct historical periods: 1921-1933 and 1959-present.

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

[[Category:Glossary|super featherweight]]