Tore Magnussen vs. Oczan Adiguzel - Revision history

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	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

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	Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved ~~North East~~ in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. ~~1700~~ people attended ~~a 2-~~ fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.		Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved northeast in Norway, to the woods and small town of Elverum. 1,700 people attended the two fight show. Norwegian top contender at lightweight, Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 of the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

	Manager and promoter John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves on was also in the ad. During negotiations with the ~~Norwegians pr.~~ telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.		Manager and promoter [[John W. Wiksen]] was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves on was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegian press during a telephone conversation, the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins, 33 by KO, 0 losses.

	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

			[[Category:1968 Bouts\|Magnussen vs. Adiguzel]]

Tron at 07:35, 21 June 2006

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	Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.		Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

	Manager and ~~promotor~~ John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves on was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.		Manager and promoter John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves on was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.

	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

Tron at 09:49, 11 May 2006

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	Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.		Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

	Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.		Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves on was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.

	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

Tron at 23:26, 10 May 2006

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	Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.		Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

	Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented a amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.		Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented an amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.

	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

Tron at 23:26, 10 May 2006

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	Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.		Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

	Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented a record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.		Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel in January 1968 put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented a amateur record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.

	The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.		The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.

Tron at 23:25, 10 May 2006

2006-05-10T23:25:10Z

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<fight>475340</fight>

Norwegian pro-boxing, always in financial trouble, moved North East in Norway to the woods and small town Elverum. 1700 people attended a 2- fight show. Norwegian top contender in lightweight Tore Magnussen KO'd a novice Turkish/German Oczan Adiguzel after 1:04 in the opening round. After scaring the newcomer with ordinary head blows, Magnussen mercifully knocked him out with an uppercut to the body.

Manager and promotor John W.Wiksen was a little astonished when Adiguzel arrived alone in Oslo the morning of the fight. For years to come Wiksen and his fighter Tore Magnussen maintained in private that Adiguzel actually never had fought before. What does check out is that Adiguzel put in an ad in German paper ''BoxSport'', presenting himself as a fighter with long amateur experience, ready to make it in the pro game. A photo with gloves was also in the ad. During negotiations with the Norwegians pr. telephone the Turk presented a record of 45 wins,33 by KO, 0 losses.

The ''Aftenposten'' wrote: The worst boxing event ever in this country. Adiguzel was a phony, a big bluff.