Tony McMinn - Revision history

Johnmcminn at 14:52, 17 June 2019

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Johnmcminn at 17:20, 6 February 2019

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	*Fought future [[WBC]] champion [[Duane Thomas]]		*Fought future [[WBC]] champion [[Duane Thomas]]
	*Won the Southern States Middleweight Championship		*Won the Southern States Middleweight Championship
			*Featured in an article in the [[Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest: December 1981\|December 1981]] issue of Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest

	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	*[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]		*[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn at 16:28, 5 February 2019

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 [[File:Tony McMinn.jpeg|left|250px]]<human>22086</human>
 Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world by the [[WBC]] and 12th in North America by the [[NABF]] and [[Ring Magazine]].
 === External Link===
-[http://vimeo.com/9653710/| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]
+*[http://vimeo.com/9653710/| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn at 16:12, 6 February 2018

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	Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[~~WBC~~]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world by the [[WBC]] and 12th in North America by the [[NABF]] and [[Ring Magazine]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]		[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn at 23:03, 24 January 2018

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	[[File:Tony McMinn.jpeg\|left\|250px]]<human>22086</human>		[[File:Tony McMinn.jpeg\|left\|250px]]<human>22086</human>
	Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[~~WBA~~]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBC]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]		[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn: /* External Link */

2017-08-29T14:09:18Z

External Link

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	Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[~~https~~://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]		[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn: /* External Link */

2017-08-29T14:09:05Z

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	Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[~~http~~://~~www.johnmcminn~~.com/~~irish.html~~\| ~~www.johnmcminn.com~~]		[https://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]

Johnmcminn at 14:07, 29 August 2017

2017-08-29T14:07:07Z

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	[[File:Tony McMinn.jpeg\|left\|250px]]<human>22086</human>		[[File:Tony McMinn.jpeg\|left\|250px]]<human>22086</human>
	Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. As an amateur, McMinn compiled a record of 93-9 with 57 knockouts. As a professional, he won the Southern States Middleweight title. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]		[http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]

John at 15:36, 27 May 2017

2017-05-27T15:36:52Z

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	McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].		Trained by his father [[Clarence McMinn]], McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].
	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	[http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]		[http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]

John at 07:13, 27 May 2017

2017-05-27T07:13:05Z

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	~~'''Alias:''' The Irish Express~~		McMinn first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and professional fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].
			=== External Link===
			[http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]
	~~'''Tony~~ McMinn~~'''~~ first boxed competitively at age five, beginning a career that spanned two decades and over 150 amateur and ~~professsional~~ fights. The Oklahoma-based boxer turned pro at 18 - while still in high school - after winning over 30 amateur tournaments, including numerous Golden Gloves and Silver Mittens competitions. At the height of his career, Tony was ranked 16th in the world and 12th in North America by the [[WBA]].

	*'''Source:''' [http://www.johnmcminn.com/irish.html\| www.johnmcminn.com]

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	*Fought in the 1975 AAU Nationals in Shreveport		*Fought in the 1975 AAU Nationals in Shreveport
	*Fought in the 1976 Golden Gloves Nationals in Miami		*Fought in the 1976 Golden Gloves Nationals in Miami
	*Fought [[Michael Spinks]], [[James Tillis]], [[Lee Roy Murphy]], [[Tony Chiaverini]], and [[Frankie Suarez]] as an amateur		*Fought [[Michael Spinks]], [[James Tillis]], [[Lee Roy Murphy]], [[Tony Chiaverini]], [[Mike Hallacy]], and [[Frankie Suarez]] as an amateur
	*Turned professional in 1976 while still in high school		*Turned professional in 1976 while still in high school, debuting in Topeka
	*Professional record of 51-8 with 46 knockouts		*Professional record of 51-8 with 46 knockouts
	*Ranked #16 by the [[WBC]] 1981-1982 and #12 by the [[NABF]] and [[Ring Magazine]]		*Ranked #16 by the [[WBC]] 1981-1982 and #12 by the [[NABF]] and [[Ring Magazine]]
	*Fought future light heavyweight ~~contender~~ [[Jerry Celestine]]		*Fought future light heavyweight title challenger [[Jerry Celestine]]
	*Fought 1976 Olympian [[Charles Walker]]		*Fought 1976 Olympian [[Charles Walker]]
	*Fought future [[WBC]] champion [[Duane Thomas]]		*Fought future [[WBC]] junior middleweight champion [[Duane Thomas]]
	*Won the Southern States Middleweight Championship		*Won the US Southern States Middleweight Championship
	*Featured in an article in the [[Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest: December 1981\|December 1981]] issue of Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest		*Featured in an article in the [[Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest: December 1981\|December 1981]] issue of Hank Kaplan's Boxing Digest
			*Boxed an exhibition match with his father [[Clarence McMinn]] on April 13th, 1990 at Memorial Hall, Carthage, Missouri. It was promoted as the "Brawl at the Hall."

	=== External Link===		=== External Link===
	*[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]		*[http://vimeo.com/9653710/\| "Tony McMinn - The Irish Express"]