Tirso del Rosario - Revision history

Luckett at 19:59, 16 December 2014

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	From ''The Ring'' magazine, November 1947, page 51, in "From Philippine Rings," by Felipe J.C. ~~Galange:~~<br>		From ''The Ring'' magazine, November 1947, page 51, in "From Philippine Rings," by Felipe J.C. Galang<br>.

	"Tirso (del Rosario was formerly a student of the Far Eastern University when he began fighting in the amateur ranks. He won the amateur flyweight championship from 1939 to 1940. He turned professional in 1941. In his first pro fight he knocked out [[Little Jamito]] in Binang, Laguna. In his 14 pro fights, he was beaten once by [[Jackie Jurich]], the former flyweight world champion, in the old Manila Square Garden. He drew once with [[Baby Garcia]] and won all other bouts."		"Tirso (del Rosario was formerly a student of the Far Eastern University when he began fighting in the amateur ranks. He won the amateur flyweight championship from 1939 to 1940. He turned professional in 1941. In his first pro fight he knocked out [[Little Jamito]] in Binang, Laguna. In his 14 pro fights, he was beaten once by [[Jackie Jurich]], the former flyweight world champion, in the old Manila Square Garden. He drew once with [[Baby Garcia]] and won all other bouts."

	Thus del Rosario seems to have had 14 professional bouts when he met [[Speed Cabanela]] in September 1947.		Thus del Rosario seems to have had 14 professional bouts when he met [[Speed Cabanela]] in September 1947.

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	From ~~THE RING~~, November 1947, page 51, in "From Philippine Rings," by Felipe J.C. Galange. "Tirso (del Rosario was formerly a student of the Far Eastern University ~~wen~~ he began fighting in the amateur ranks. He won the amateur flyweight championship from 1939 to 1940. He turned professional in 1941. In his first pro fight he knocked out Little Jamito in Binang, Laguna. In his 14 pro fights, he was beaten once by Jackie Jurich, the former flyweight world champion, in the old Manila Square Garden. He drew once with Baby Garcia and won all other bouts." Thus del Rosario seems to have had 14 professional bouts when he met Speed Cabanela in September 1947.		<boxer>008815</boxer>

			From ''The Ring'' magazine, November 1947, page 51, in "From Philippine Rings," by Felipe J.C. Galange:<br>

			"Tirso (del Rosario was formerly a student of the Far Eastern University when he began fighting in the amateur ranks. He won the amateur flyweight championship from 1939 to 1940. He turned professional in 1941. In his first pro fight he knocked out [[Little Jamito]] in Binang, Laguna. In his 14 pro fights, he was beaten once by [[Jackie Jurich]], the former flyweight world champion, in the old Manila Square Garden. He drew once with [[Baby Garcia]] and won all other bouts."

			Thus del Rosario seems to have had 14 professional bouts when he met [[Speed Cabanela]] in September 1947.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

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From THE RING, November 1947, page 51, in "From Philippine Rings," by Felipe J.C. Galange. "Tirso (del Rosario was formerly a student of the Far Eastern University wen he began fighting in the amateur ranks. He won the amateur flyweight championship from 1939 to 1940. He turned professional in 1941. In his first pro fight he knocked out Little Jamito in Binang, Laguna. In his 14 pro fights, he was beaten once by Jackie Jurich, the former flyweight world champion, in the old Manila Square Garden. He drew once with Baby Garcia and won all other bouts." Thus del Rosario seems to have had 14 professional bouts when he met Speed Cabanela in September 1947.