Super middleweight - Revision history

JollyDee at 12:26, 16 July 2008

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	The super middleweight division was first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] in 1974 and then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout in 1982. The division was next recognized in 1984 by the [[International Boxing Federation]] (IBF) covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. The division was recognized by the [[World Boxing Association]] (WBA) in 1987 and by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1988.		The super middleweight division was first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] in 1974 and then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout in 1982. The division was next recognized in 1984 by the [[International Boxing Federation]] (IBF) covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. The division was recognized by the [[World Boxing Association]] (WBA) in 1987 and by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1988.
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	== Internal Links ==		== Internal Links ==
	* [[Weight divisions]]		* [[Weight divisions]]

Rowdytimothy at 00:01, 17 May 2008

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	* Also known as Junior Light Heavyweight		* Also known as Junior Light Heavyweight
	* The maximum weight for this division is 168 pounds (76.2 kg or 12 stone).		* The maximum weight for this division is 168 pounds (76.2 kg or 12 stone).

Rowdytimothy at 23:34, 16 May 2008

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	* Also known as Junior Light Heavyweight		* Also known as Junior Light Heavyweight
	* The maximum weight for this division is 168 pounds (76.2 kg or 12 stone).		* The maximum weight for this division is 168 pounds (76.2 kg or 12 stone).


	The super middleweight division was first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] in 1974 and then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout in 1982. The division was next recognized in 1984 by the [[International Boxing Federation]] (IBF) covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. The division was recognized by the [[World Boxing Association]] (WBA) in 1987 and by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1988.		The super middleweight division was first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] in 1974 and then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout in 1982. The division was next recognized in 1984 by the [[International Boxing Federation]] (IBF) covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. The division was recognized by the [[World Boxing Association]] (WBA) in 1987 and by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1988.

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-Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] (in 1974); then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout (in 1982); next recognized by the [[IBF]] covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the [[World Boxing Association]] (in 1987): and last by the [[WBC]] (in 1988). First IBF champion [[Murray Sutherland]] (in 1984); first WBA champion [[Chong-Pal Park]] (in 1987); first [[WBO]] champion [[Thomas Hearns]] (in 1988); first WBC champion [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] (in 1988); first British champion [[Sam Starey]] (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Rodd Carr]] (in 1989).
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-''See also'', [[:Category:World_Super_Middleweight_Champions|World Super Middleweight Champions]] & [[weight divisions]]
+The super middleweight division was first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] in 1974 and then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout in 1982. The division was next recognized in 1984 by the [[International Boxing Federation]] (IBF) covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. The division was recognized by the [[World Boxing Association]] (WBA) in 1987 and by the [[World Boxing Council]] (WBC) in 1988.
 [[Category:Glossary|super middleweight]]

Ric: "weight division" page link

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	Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the Ohio Boxing Commission (in 1974); then staged as a World Athletic Association bout (in 1982); next recognized by the IBF covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the ~~WBA~~ (in 1987): and last by the WBC (in 1988). First IBF champion Murray Sutherland (in 1984); first WBA champion Chong-Pal Park (in 1987); first WBO champion Thomas Hearns (in 1988); first WBC champion Sugar Ray Leonard (in 1988); first British champion Sam Starey (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Rodd Carr (in 1989).		Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the [[Ohio Boxing Commission]] (in 1974); then staged as a [[World Athletic Association]] bout (in 1982); next recognized by the [[IBF]] covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the [[World Boxing Association]] (in 1987): and last by the [[WBC]] (in 1988). First IBF champion [[Murray Sutherland]] (in 1984); first WBA champion [[Chong-Pal Park]] (in 1987); first [[WBO]] champion [[Thomas Hearns]] (in 1988); first WBC champion [[Sugar Ray Leonard]] (in 1988); first British champion [[Sam Starey]] (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion [[Rodd Carr]] (in 1989).

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

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

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

Ric at 23:42, 4 March 2005

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	Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the Ohio Boxing Commission (in 1974); then staged as a World Athletic Association bout (in 1982); next recognized by the IBF covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the WBA (in 1987): and last by the WBC (in 1988). First IBF champion Murray Sutherland (in 1984); first WBA champion Chong-Pal Park (in 1987); first WBO champion Thomas Hearns (in 1988); first WBC champion Sugar Ray Leonard (in 1988); first British champion Sam Starey (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Rodd Carr (in 1989).		Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the Ohio Boxing Commission (in 1974); then staged as a World Athletic Association bout (in 1982); next recognized by the IBF covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the WBA (in 1987): and last by the WBC (in 1988). First IBF champion Murray Sutherland (in 1984); first WBA champion Chong-Pal Park (in 1987); first WBO champion Thomas Hearns (in 1988); first WBC champion Sugar Ray Leonard (in 1988); first British champion Sam Starey (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Rodd Carr (in 1989).

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

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

Ric at 20:29, 4 March 2005

2005-03-04T20:29:08Z

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Also called Junior Light Heavyweight: (161-168 lbs; 73.2 – 76.4 kg; 11 stone, 5 pounds – 12 stones)- first established by the Ohio Boxing Commission (in 1974); then staged as a World Athletic Association bout (in 1982); next recognized by the IBF covering weights between 160 and 168 lbs. (in 1984); then the WBA (in 1987): and last by the WBC (in 1988). First IBF champion Murray Sutherland (in 1984); first WBA champion Chong-Pal Park (in 1987); first WBO champion Thomas Hearns (in 1988); first WBC champion Sugar Ray Leonard (in 1988); first British champion Sam Starey (in 1989); first Commonwealth (British Empire) champion Rodd Carr (in 1989).
[[Category:Glossary|super middleweight]]