Tim Anderson - Revision history

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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

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	Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman boxer who fought under promoter [[Elvis Parker]], a shady character who allegedly was involved in fixing fights, among other things.		Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman boxer who fought under promoter [[Elvis Parker]], a shady character who allegedly was involved in fixing fights, among other things.

	Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big payday against [[~~Boxer:George_Foreman:000090\|~~George Foreman]]. (Several of Gastineau's opponents later came forward to admit they took dives.) Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau instead. Gastineau took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a nine-count in the fourth round. "He had nothing," said Anderson. "He is a football player. Another one bites the dust."		Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big payday against [[George Foreman]]. (Several of Gastineau's opponents later came forward to admit they took dives.) Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau instead. Gastineau took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a nine-count in the fourth round. "He had nothing," said Anderson. "He is a football player. Another one bites the dust."

	In the December 1992 rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not show for the fight, and instead he had men work his corner he did not know. He also did not drink the bottled water he asked for, but rather water given to him in paper cups byt these strange cornermen. By the second round he had become extremely sick, and was KO'ed in in the sixth round. Anderson was found in his hotel room later that night lying on the floor.		In the December 1992 rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not show for the fight, and instead he had men work his corner he did not know. He also did not drink the bottled water he asked for, but rather water given to him in paper cups byt these strange cornermen. By the second round he had become extremely sick, and was KO'ed in in the sixth round. Anderson was found in his hotel room later that night lying on the floor.

Rowdytimothy: Human:1036 moved to Tim Anderson

2007-10-17T23:54:19Z

Human:1036 moved to Tim Anderson

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John: Boxer:Tim Anderson:001036 moved to Human:1036: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:28:00Z

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Ric: created Foreman link plus tweaked

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	Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman who fought under promoter [[Elvis Parker]]~~. Parker was~~ a shady character who was involved in fixing fights, among other things.		Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman boxer who fought under promoter [[Elvis Parker]], a shady character who allegedly was involved in fixing fights, among other things.

	Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big payday against [[George Foreman]]. Several Gastineau opponents later came forward to admit they took dives. Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau. ~~Mark~~ took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a		Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big payday against [[Boxer:George_Foreman:000090\|George Foreman]]. (Several of Gastineau's opponents later came forward to admit they took dives.) Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau instead. Gastineau took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a nine-count in the fourth round. "He had nothing," said Anderson. "He is a football player. Another one bites the dust."
	9-count in the ~~4th~~ round. "He had nothing," said Anderson. "He is a football
	player. Another one bites the dust."

	In the rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not		In the December 1992 rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not show for the fight, and instead he had men work his corner he did not know. He also did not drink the bottled water he asked for, but rather water given to him in paper cups byt these strange cornermen. By the second round he had become extremely sick, and was KO'ed in in the sixth round. Anderson was found in his hotel room later that night lying on the floor.
	show for the fight, and instead he had men work his corner he did not know. He
	also did not drink the bottled water he asked for, but rather water given to him in paper cups. By the second round he ~~was~~ extremely sick, and was KO'ed in
	in the ~~6th~~. Anderson was found in his hotel room later that night on the floor.
	Doctors said he was poisoned but could not treat him unless they knew what the		Doctors said he was poisoned but could not treat him unless they knew what the
	poison was. Anderson was sick for some time~~. He confronted Elvis Parker with the~~		poison was. Anderson was sick for some time.
	~~the intent to either get the answers he needed or he would kill him. The latter~~
	~~scenario played out~~.

	Anderson unloaded his six-shooter in Parker, then reloaded two more bullets, and popped them in ~~him~~ too. ~~The real story behind this all may never be known~~.		Anderson confronted Elvis Parker with the the intent to either get the answers he needed or he would kill him. The latter scenario played out. Anderson unloaded his six-shooter in Parker, then reloaded two more bullets, and popped them in Parker, too. Parker died.

Ric: Wikified & updated

2005-06-14T00:01:45Z

Wikified & updated

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	~~Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman who fought under promoter Elvis Parker. Parker was a shady character who was involved in fixing fights among other things.~~		<boxer>001036</boxer>

	Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big ~~pay day~~ against George Foreman. Several Gastineau opponents ~~have come~~ forward to admit they took dives. Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau. Mark took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a		Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman who fought under promoter [[Elvis Parker]]. Parker was a shady character who was involved in fixing fights, among other things.
	9-count in the 4th round. "He had nothing" ~~Said~~ Anderson,"He is a football
	player~~, another~~ one bites the dust".		Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big payday against [[George Foreman]]. Several Gastineau opponents later came forward to admit they took dives. Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau. Mark took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a
			9-count in the 4th round. "He had nothing," said Anderson. "He is a football
			player. Another one bites the dust."

	In the rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not		In the rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not
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	scenario played out.		scenario played out.

	Anderson unloaded his 6 shooter in Parker, then reloaded two more bullets, and		Anderson unloaded his six-shooter in Parker, then reloaded two more bullets, and popped them in him too. The real story behind this all may never be known.
	popped them in him too. The real story behind this all may never be known.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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Tim "Doc" Anderson was a journeyman who fought under promoter Elvis Parker. Parker was a shady character who was involved in fixing fights among other things.

Parker planned to move Mark Gastineau, a former NFL player, up the ranks to a big pay day against George Foreman. Several Gastineau opponents have come forward to admit they took dives. Anderson was to be the tenth "opponent" Gastineau would fight. Anderson refused to take the dive and issued a severe beating to Gastineau. Mark took two standing 8-counts and was dropped for a
9-count in the 4th round. "He had nothing" Said Anderson,"He is a football
player, another one bites the dust".

In the rematch, in the middle of an investigation about the supposed fight fixing that Parker was staging, Anderson became very ill. His corner men did not
show for the fight, and instead he had men work his corner he did not know. He
also did not drink the bottled water he asked for, but rather water given to him in paper cups. By the second round he was extremely sick, and was KO'ed in
in the 6th. Anderson was found in his hotel room later that night on the floor.
Doctors said he was poisoned but could not treat him unless they knew what the
poison was. Anderson was sick for some time. He confronted Elvis Parker with the
the intent to either get the answers he needed or he would kill him. The latter
scenario played out.

Anderson unloaded his 6 shooter in Parker, then reloaded two more bullets, and
popped them in him too. The real story behind this all may never be known.