Tally Disoloane - Revision history

Brett at 03:49, 4 July 2012

2012-07-04T03:49:53Z

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter..		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.

	[http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp source]		[http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp source]

Brett at 03:49, 4 July 2012

2012-07-04T03:49:30Z

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter..

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Matt at 19:25, 2 January 2007

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2007-01-02T19:23:38Z

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Matt at 19:23, 2 January 2007

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.

	[http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp source]		[http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp source]

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John: fixed links

2007-01-02T14:54:17Z

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.[~~[Media:~~http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with [[Thompson Mokwana]] and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee [[Len Hunt]] claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.

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Emile at 14:43, 2 January 2007

2007-01-02T14:43:53Z

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the ~~Limpopo~~ fighter.[[Media:http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the fighter.[[Media:http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]

Emile at 14:43, 2 January 2007

2007-01-02T14:43:09Z

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	Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round ~~and fell~~ between two tables and ~~on to~~ a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane ~~came~~ back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth ~~round~~. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct.[[Media:http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]		Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round, falling between two tables and onto a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane had come back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct in the death of the Limpopo fighter.[[Media:http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]

Emile at 14:42, 2 January 2007

2007-01-02T14:42:03Z

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Tally Disoloane, known as the Green Mamba, fell into a coma after his October 1, 2006 fight with Thompson Mokwana and eventually passed away on December 16, 2006. Disoloane was knocked through the ropes in the third round and fell between two tables and on to a concrete floor, which may have played a factor in his eventual death. Referee Len Hunt claimed that he could find no injuries from the fall, and that Disoloane came back to fight well in the fourth round before being knocked out in the fifth round. Hunt was cleared of any misconduct.[[Media:http://www.sowetan.co.za/szones/sowetanNEW/sport/sport1167721965.asp]]