Tony Stabenau - Revision history

John at 01:08, 17 August 2022

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	'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."		'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."

	"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''		"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''

Cap at 21:25, 15 August 2022

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Cap at 21:24, 15 August 2022

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Matt at 16:23, 8 May 2019

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			'''Manager''': [[Herman Landfield]]

	'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."		'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."

	"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''		"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''

Michael: moved Human:38153 to Tony Stabenau

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Michael: coded

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	'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."		'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."

	"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''		"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''

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'''Tony Stabenau''' was described by Larry Gains as a fighter that "could stand up to punishment wonderfully well." Gains also described Stabenau as a bigger edition of Harry Greb, as the Buffalo heavyweight "tended to throw the rule book out of the window."

"There was no real harm in Stabby. He was a fighting man who loved to fight, and didn't really want the rules to stand in the way of his pleasure. In Toronto, I met him halfway and it was a very rough night indeed." ''- Larry Gains (An Autobiography of Larry Gains)''