Tore Magnussen - Revision history

Brett at 06:08, 14 May 2013

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Tron: image of program,Magnussen vs Beloard

2008-05-14T11:57:07Z

image of program,Magnussen vs Beloard

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	Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer-like disease.		Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer-like disease.

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Ric: format edit

2008-04-28T18:29:05Z

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	'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948		'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). As amateur he had wins over later pro stars [[Harri Piitulainen]] of Finland and EBU champ [[Svein Erik Paulsen]]. He lost to		as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). As amateur he had wins over later pro stars [[Harri Piitulainen]] of Finland and EBU champ [[Svein Erik Paulsen]]. He lost to

Tron: picture

2008-04-28T18:11:04Z

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Tron: links to boxers

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links to boxers

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	'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948		'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). As amateur he had wins over later pro stars Piitulainen of Finland and EBU champ Svein Erik Paulsen. He lost to		as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). As amateur he had wins over later pro stars [[Harri Piitulainen]] of Finland and EBU champ [[Svein Erik Paulsen]]. He lost to
	Jurgen Voss and Borge Krogh.		[[Jurgen Voss]] and [[Borge Krogh]].

	During and after his pro career (1965-1972) he invested his money in trucks. In the 1970s he		During and after his pro career (1965-1972) he invested his money in trucks. In the 1970s he

Tron at 07:57, 12 November 2006

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	'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948		'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). He had wins over later pro stars Piitulainen of Finland and EBU champ Svein Erik Paulsen. He lost to		as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). As amateur he had wins over later pro stars Piitulainen of Finland and EBU champ Svein Erik Paulsen. He lost to
	Jurgen Voss and Borge Krogh.		Jurgen Voss and Borge Krogh.

Tron: amateur career

2006-11-12T07:56:13Z

amateur career

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	'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948		'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional ~~boxer~~ the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses).		as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses). He had wins over later pro stars Piitulainen of Finland and EBU champ Svein Erik Paulsen. He lost to
			Jurgen Voss and Borge Krogh.

	During and after his pro career (1965-1972) he invested his money in trucks. In the 1970s he		During and after his pro career (1965-1972) he invested his money in trucks. In the 1970s he

Ric: proofread

2006-11-01T22:38:20Z

proofread

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	Tore Magnussen ~~var~~ born in Oslo. He learned boxing at the		'''Tore Magnussen''' was born in Oslo, Norway. He learned boxing at the Oslo Club Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure [[Gunnar Hansen]], who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	Oslo ~~club~~ Pugilist, under the guidance of the legendary figure		as a welterweight. Magnussen became the Norwegian National Junior Champion in 1957. As a senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965. He was the Scandinavian Champion in 1965, and turned professional boxer the same year after 249 amateur bouts (193 wins and 56 losses).
	Gunnar Hansen, who had fought in the London Olympics 1948
	as welterweight. ~~Tore~~ became National ~~junior champ~~ in 1957.
	As senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965.
	Scandinavian ~~champ~~ 1965, turned ~~pro~~ the same year after 249
	amateur bouts (~~193W- 56L~~)

	During and after his pro career (1965- 1972 ) he invested		During and after his pro career (1965-1972) he invested his money in trucks. In the 1970s he
	his money in trucks. In the ~~1970' s~~ he		assisted in his old amateur club and was a quiet and wise cornerman and sparring partner to many a young fighter. By the late 1980s he was working as a prison guard in Moss, an institution with a reformed "open structure " where the great Norwegian bantam star [[Pete Sanstol]] also worked during his few years in Norway at the end of the 1950s. Magnussen held this job until illness forced him to retire in 2005.
	assisted in his old amateur club and was a quiet and wise
	cornerman and sparring partner to many a young fighter.
	By the late ~~1980's~~ he was working
	as a prison guard in Moss, in an institution with a reformed " open structure " where ~~also~~ the great Norwegian bantam star [[Pete Sanstol]]
	worked during his few years in Norway at the end of the ~~1950's~~. Magnussen held this job until illness forced him to retire in 2005.

	Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer- like disease.		Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer-like disease.

Tron: amateur record

2006-11-01T22:11:55Z

amateur record

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	As senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965.		As senior he won the National title every year from 1958 to 1965.
	Scandinavian champ 1965, turned pro the same year after 249		Scandinavian champ 1965, turned pro the same year after 249
	amateur bouts.		amateur bouts (193W- 56L)

	During and after his pro career (1965- 1972 ) he invested		During and after his pro career (1965- 1972 ) he invested

Tron at 08:13, 8 October 2006

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	cornerman and sparring partner to many a young fighter.		cornerman and sparring partner to many a young fighter.
	By the late 1980's he was working		By the late 1980's he was working
	as a prison guard in Moss, in an institution with a reformed " open structure " where also the great Norwegian bantam star Pete ~~Sandstol~~		as a prison guard in Moss, in an institution with a reformed " open structure " where also the great Norwegian bantam star [[Pete Sanstol]]
	worked during his few years in Norway at the end of the 1950's. Magnussen held this job until illness forced him to retire in 2005.		worked during his few years in Norway at the end of the 1950's. Magnussen held this job until illness forced him to retire in 2005.

	Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer- like disease.		Since the spring of 2006, Tore Magnussen lives in a nursing home outside Oslo, suffering from an Alzheimer- like disease.