Verdell Smith - Revision history

Andy at 20:40, 28 August 2019

2019-08-28T20:40:07Z

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Reenthelawman at 01:10, 7 June 2019

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	Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the ''New York Times'', and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."		Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the ''New York Times'', and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."

	[[Category: International Boxing Council ~~Middleweight~~ Champions\|Smith, Verdell]]		[[Category: International Boxing Council Welterweight Champions\|Smith, Verdell]]

Reenthelawman at 01:09, 7 June 2019

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	Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the ''New York Times'', and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."		Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the ''New York Times'', and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."

			[[Category: International Boxing Council Middleweight Champions\|Smith, Verdell]]

Reenthelawman: Human:4909 moved to Verdell Smith

2008-07-15T14:41:39Z

Human:4909 moved to Verdell Smith

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John: Boxer:Verdell Smith:004909 moved to Human:4909: Pagemove by bot

2007-08-18T09:37:38Z

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Ric: boxer code

2006-11-02T04:10:42Z

boxer code

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	Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the New York Times, and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."		<boxer>004909</boxer>

			Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the ''New York Times'', and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."

Super Human Power at 04:04, 26 February 2005

2005-02-26T04:04:50Z

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Smith's photo appeared on the front page of the May 10, 2004 edition of the New York Times, and he was the focal point of a lengthy article in the Times's sports section that day as well. In the article, he explained that fighting under assumed names "is what we needed to do, [in order] to get paid," and was also quoted as saying: "None of my fights are fixed...I just don't like getting hurt, and I'm not going to risk my brain and my kids to prove anything."