Victorio Campolo - Revision history

Slugger at 00:23, 30 June 2020

2020-06-30T00:23:39Z

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	<boxer>012079</boxer>		<boxer>012079</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]		'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]

Wouter at 11:34, 15 October 2018

2018-10-15T11:34:54Z

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	* Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times'' (Seattle, WA, USA).		* Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times'' (Seattle, WA, USA).
	* Not to be confused with his brother, [[Valentin Campolo\|Valentin]]		* Not to be confused with his brother, [[Valentin Campolo\|Valentin]]
	* Vittorio (Victorio) was also managed by [[Luis ~~Guiterrez]]~~ (~~also spelled "~~Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.		* Vittorio (Victorio) was also managed by [[Luis Gutierrez (manager)\|Luis Gutierrez]] and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

	Known Amateur Bouts-1925:<br>		Known Amateur Bouts-1925:<br>

Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-16T00:23:49Z

fix internal link

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	* Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times'' (Seattle, WA, USA).		* Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times'' (Seattle, WA, USA).
	* Not to be confused with his brother, [[~~Boxer:~~Valentin Campolo~~:21040~~\|Valentin]]		* Not to be confused with his brother, [[Valentin Campolo\|Valentin]]
	* Vittorio (Victorio) was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.		* Vittorio (Victorio) was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

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	*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: October 1931\|October 1931]] ''The Ring'' magazine		*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: October 1931\|October 1931]] ''The Ring'' magazine
	*Vacated Argentine Heavyweight Title June 11, 1932.		*Vacated Argentine Heavyweight Title June 11, 1932.
	*Retired in 1934 after the [[~~Boxer:Primo_Carnera:012086\|~~Primo Carnera]] bout.		*Retired in 1934 after the [[Primo Carnera]] bout.

Ric: updated a bit

2006-03-18T17:24:58Z

updated a bit

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	<boxer>012079</boxer>		<boxer>012079</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]		'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]
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	Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times''(Seattle, WA, USA).		* Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times'' (Seattle, WA, USA).
			* Not to be confused with his brother, [[Boxer:Valentin Campolo:21040\|Valentin]]
	Not to be confused with his brother, [[Boxer:Valentin Campolo:21040\|Valentin]]		* Vittorio (Victorio) was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

	Vittorio was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

	Known Amateur Bouts-1925:<br>		Known Amateur Bouts-1925:<br>
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	Professional:		Professional:
	*1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.		*1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
	*Featured on the cover of the [[:~~Image:31Oct.jpg~~\|October 1931]] ''Ring'' magazine		*Featured on the cover of the [[Ring Magazine: October 1931\|October 1931]] ''The Ring'' magazine
	*Vacated Argentine Heavyweight Title June 11, 1932.		*Vacated Argentine Heavyweight Title June 11, 1932.
	*Retired in 1934 after the [[Boxer:Primo_Carnera:012086\|Primo Carnera]] bout.		*Retired in 1934 after the [[Boxer:Primo_Carnera:012086\|Primo Carnera]] bout.

Ric: replaced RING cover with photo; referred & linked to RING cover

2005-08-13T07:09:23Z

replaced RING cover with photo; referred & linked to RING cover

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	[[file:~~31Oct~~.jpg\|left]]		[[file:Campolo.Vittorio.jpg\|left\|250px\|Victorio Campolo]]
	<boxer>012079</boxer>		<boxer>012079</boxer>
	'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]		'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]
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	Vittorio was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.		Vittorio was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

	Known Amateur Bouts~~<br>~~		Known Amateur Bouts-1925:<br>
	1925:<br>
	*May 6 Anthony Cecchini Boston, MA KO 1 (Amateur)		*May 6 Anthony Cecchini Boston, MA KO 1 (Amateur)
	*May 6 Angus Snyder Boston, MA L 3 (Amateur)		*May 6 Angus Snyder Boston, MA L 3 (Amateur)
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	by KDKA to Buenos Aires)		by KDKA to Buenos Aires)

	Professional~~<br>~~		Professional:
	*1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.		*1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
	*Vacated ~~this title~~ June 11, 1932.		*Featured on the cover of the [[:Image:31Oct.jpg\|October 1931]] ''Ring'' magazine
	*Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.		*Vacated Argentine Heavyweight Title June 11, 1932.
			*Retired in 1934 after the [[Boxer:Primo_Carnera:012086\|Primo Carnera]] bout.

Ric at 07:06, 10 June 2005

2005-06-10T07:06:09Z

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	<boxer>012079</boxer>		<boxer>012079</boxer>
			'''Manager''': [[Gustavo Leneve]]

	Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times''(Seattle, WA, USA).		Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times''(Seattle, WA, USA).

Ric: updated

2005-06-10T06:05:11Z

updated

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			Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 ''Seattle Daily Times''(Seattle, WA, USA).

			Not to be confused with his brother, [[Boxer:Valentin Campolo:21040\|Valentin]]

	~~Not to be confused with~~ his ~~brother, Valentin:~~		Vittorio was also managed by [[Luis Guiterrez]] (also spelled "Luis Gutierrez") and [[Jess McMahon]] during his career. He was generally known as "Victorio." He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.
	~~http://www~~.~~boxrec~~.~~com/boxer_display~~.~~php?boxer_id=21040~~

	~~Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES (Seattle, WA, USA).~~		Known Amateur Bouts<br>
	~~________________~~		1925:<br>
			*May 6 Anthony Cecchini Boston, MA KO 1 (Amateur)
	~~Vittorio was also managed by Luis Gutierrez and Jess McMahon during his career.~~		*May 6 Angus Snyder Boston, MA L 3 (Amateur)
	He was generally known as Victorio. He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.		(Above 2 in Pan American Championship Competition & radio broadcast

	Amateur

	1925
	May 6 Anthony Cecchini Boston, MA KO 1 (Amateur)
	May 6 Angus Snyder Boston, MA L 3 (Amateur)
	(~~above~~ 2 in Pan American Championship Competition & radio broadcast
	by KDKA to Buenos Aires)		by KDKA to Buenos Aires)

	Professional		Professional<br>
	1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.		*1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
	Vacated this title June 11, 1932.		*Vacated this title June 11, 1932.
	Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.		*Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.

Martin at 03:02, 10 June 2005

2005-06-10T03:02:45Z

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	by KDKA to Buenos Aires)		by KDKA to Buenos Aires)

	1930 - Vittorio ~~C᭰olo~~ is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.		Professional
			1930 - Vittorio Campolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
	Vacated this title June 11, 1932.		Vacated this title June 11, 1932.
	Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.		Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.

Jeffrey at 01:12, 10 June 2005

2005-06-10T01:12:19Z

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	Not to be confused with his brother, Valentin:		Not to be confused with his brother, Valentin:
	http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=21040		http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=21040
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	by KDKA to Buenos Aires)		by KDKA to Buenos Aires)

	1930 - Vittorio ~~C�mpolo~~ is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.		1930 - Vittorio C᭰olo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
	Vacated this title June 11, 1932.		Vacated this title June 11, 1932.
	Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.		Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.

Unknown user at 00:00, 1 January 2005

2005-01-01T00:00:00Z

New page

Not to be confused with his brother, Valentin:
http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=21040

Reach reported to be 86 inches, per the Sept. 21, 1929 SEATTLE DAILY TIMES (Seattle, WA, USA).
________________

Vittorio was also managed by Luis Gutierrez and Jess McMahon during his career.
He was generally known as Victorio. He was a butcher in his father's meat shop in Argentina before becoming a professional boxer. Leneve, a French-Jew, was a mechanic in a Buenos Aires machine shop before becoming Campolo's manager.

Amateur

1925
May 6 Anthony Cecchini Boston, MA KO 1 (Amateur)
May 6 Angus Snyder Boston, MA L 3 (Amateur)
(above 2 in Pan American Championship Competition & radio broadcast
by KDKA to Buenos Aires)

1930 - Vittorio C�mpolo is proclaimed Argentine Heavyweight Champion.
Vacated this title June 11, 1932.
Retired in 1934 after the Primo Carnera bout.