The Ring, Blackfriars - Revision history

John at 17:00, 8 May 2011

2011-05-08T17:00:55Z

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
	[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard]]		[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard 1929]]
	Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
	[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

John: image

2011-05-08T16:58:15Z

image

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
			[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard]]
	Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	~~Another [[:Image:RingBlackF.jpeg\|photo]]~~

	[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
	[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

Ric: linked to another image

2009-04-04T16:46:17Z

linked to another image

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	Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

			Another [[:Image:RingBlackF.jpeg\|photo]]

	[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
	[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

John: tweak

2008-07-26T10:12:19Z

tweak

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	== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==		== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==
			[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]
	{\| ~~border="0"~~		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
	\| [[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
	\| [[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|~~center~~\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.
	~~\| [[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]~~
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	~~\| colspan=3 \|~~ Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.
	\|}

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-22T23:27:02Z

fix internal link

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	\| [[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]		\| [[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]
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	\| colspan=3 \| Former British lightweight champion [[~~Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|~~Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		\| colspan=3 \| Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.
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Matt at 18:11, 22 June 2005

2005-06-22T18:11:40Z

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	[[Category:Venues ~~& Clubs~~\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
			[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

John: fiddled with the layout a bit

2005-04-11T16:23:16Z

fiddled with the layout a bit

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	== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==		== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==

	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		{\| border="0"
			\| [[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
			\| [[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
			\| [[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]
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			\| colspan=3 \| Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.
			\|}


	~~[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]~~

	~~[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]~~

	~~Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.~~

	Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline.

	~~The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.~~

	[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]		[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]

Alex at 15:06, 11 April 2005

2005-04-11T15:06:58Z

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	Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.		Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.

	Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused to its decline.		Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline.

	The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]		[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]

Alex at 15:06, 11 April 2005

2005-04-11T15:06:49Z

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	Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.		Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.

	Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had ~~led~~ to its decline.		Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused to its decline.

	The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]		[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]

Alex at 15:05, 11 April 2005

2005-04-11T15:05:08Z

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]

	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period ~~ended~~, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]

	[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]		[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
	[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard]]		[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard 1929]]
	Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
	[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|left\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
			[[file:RingBlackF.jpeg\|thumb\|300px\|postcard]]
	Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.		Former British lightweight champion [[Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.

	~~Another [[:Image:RingBlackF.jpeg\|photo]]~~

	[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:English Venues\|The Ring]]
	[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]		[[Category:London Venues\|The Ring]]

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	== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==		== The Ring, Blackfriars, London, England, United Kingdom ==

	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		{\| border="0"
			\| [[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|left\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]
			\| [[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|center\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]
			\| [[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|right\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]
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			\| colspan=3 \| Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford. Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline. The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.
			\|}


	~~[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]~~

	~~[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]~~

	~~Former British lightweight champion [[Boxer:Dick_Burge:040071\|Dick Burge]] started The Ring in 1910, as a venue that would provide top-class boxing at prices the working class public could afford.~~

	Its heyday was undoubtedly the 1910s and 20s. By the 30s national industrial depression, coupled with the opening of dog tracks, and the attraction of larger, more comfortable boxing arenas in London had caused its decline.

	~~The building was destroyed in 1942, after receiving two direct hits from the German Luftwaffe.~~

	[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]		[[Category:Venues & Clubs\|The Ring]]

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	[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]		[[file:The Ring pre 1920.jpg\|thumb\|Crowds queue for admission at The Ring in its most patronised era.]]

	[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period ~~ended~~, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]		[[file:The Ring 1930s.jpg\|thumb\|Twenty years later, its boom period over, the building was also let for other purposes such as wrestling.]]

	[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]		[[file:The Ring post bombing.jpg\|thumb\|The Ring was destroyed during an air raid over London in 1942.]]