Tony (Kid) Longoria - Revision history

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	'''Tony "Kid" Longoria''' was a highly regarded heavyweight prospect in the 1960s. Longoria started amateur boxing at the age of 12. By 17, Longoria had a ring record of 20-0 (14 knockouts) and had won the San Antonio [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Title.		'''Tony "Kid" Longoria''' was a highly regarded heavyweight prospect in the 1960s. Longoria started amateur boxing at the age of 12. By 17, Longoria had a ring record of 20-0 (14 knockouts) and had won the San Antonio [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Title.

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	However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. When he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the second round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights. The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.		However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. When he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the second round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights. The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.

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Legwarmers1980 at 21:26, 19 November 2006

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	==Career Review==		==Career Review==

	''Tony "Kid" Longoria was a highly regarded heavyweight prospect in the 1960s. Longoria started amateur boxing at the age of 12. By 17, Longoria had a ring record of 20-0 (14 knockouts) and had won the ''San Antonio [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Title.		'''Tony "Kid" Longoria''' was a highly regarded heavyweight prospect in the 1960s. Longoria started amateur boxing at the age of 12. By 17, Longoria had a ring record of 20-0 (14 knockouts) and had won the San Antonio [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Title.

	Longoria was trained by former professional boxer, [[Pat O'Grady]]. O'Grady called Longoria the greatest heavyweight prospect in decades. Most experts predicted a bright future for the young Mexican-American.{{fact}}		Longoria was trained by former professional boxer [[Pat O'Grady]]. O'Grady called Longoria the greatest heavyweight prospect in decades. Most experts predicted a bright future for the young Mexican-American.{{fact}}

	Tony turned pro at 17, and was a fan favorite in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. At the bell, Longoria would come out charging, looking for the knockout. After two years, he was undefeated, and had an impressive 20-0-2-1 (18 knockout record).		Tony turned pro at 17, and was a fan favorite in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. At the bell, Longoria would come out charging, looking for the knockout. After two years, he was undefeated, and had an impressive 20-0-2-1 (18 knockout record).

	However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. ~~Maybe But, when~~ he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the ~~2nd~~ round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights.		However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. When he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the second round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights. The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.

	The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.

Matt at 20:48, 9 November 2006

2006-11-09T20:48:44Z

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==Career Review==

''Tony "Kid" Longoria was a highly regarded heavyweight prospect in the 1960s. Longoria started amateur boxing at the age of 12. By 17, Longoria had a ring record of 20-0 (14 knockouts) and had won the ''San Antonio [[Golden Gloves]] Heavyweight Title.

Longoria was trained by former professional boxer, [[Pat O'Grady]]. O'Grady called Longoria the greatest heavyweight prospect in decades. Most experts predicted a bright future for the young Mexican-American.{{fact}}

Tony turned pro at 17, and was a fan favorite in Las Vegas and Los Angeles. At the bell, Longoria would come out charging, looking for the knockout. After two years, he was undefeated, and had an impressive 20-0-2-1 (18 knockout record).

However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. Maybe But, when he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the 2nd round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights.

The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

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San Antonio Golden Gloves Heavyweight Champion.
Amateur record; 20-0 (14 KO's). Turned professional at 17.

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	However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. When he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the second round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights. The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.		However, in 1969, Longoria fell in love and by 19 was a married man. When he was matched with journeyman [[(Memphis) Al Jones]], Longoria was shockingly knocked out in the second round. It marked his first defeat as an amateur or pro in some 43 fights. The loss to Jones turned out to be Tony (Kid) Longoria's last fight. He retired and never fought again.

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