Wesley Ramey - Revision history

John at 14:52, 7 January 2025

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	~~[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right~~\|~~Class of 2013<br>Old Timer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:~~		{{ibhof \|url=http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html}}
	[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html~~]]]~~
	<boxer>010138</boxer>		<boxer>010138</boxer>
	'''Division''': Lightweight~~<br>~~		*'''Division''': Lightweight
	'''Manager''': Pete Reilly~~<br>~~		*'''Manager''': Pete Reilly
	'''[[:Category:Wesley Ramey Gallery\|Wesley Ramey Image Gallery]]'''		*'''[[:Category:Wesley Ramey Gallery\|Wesley Ramey Image Gallery]]'''

	== Pro Career ==		== Pro Career ==

John at 17:13, 26 August 2016

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	[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2013<br>Old Timer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:		[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2013<br>Old Timer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:
	[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html]]]		[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html]]]

Ric: gallery code added

2016-08-26T15:53:10Z

gallery code added

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	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
	'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>		'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>
			'''[[:Category:Wesley Ramey Gallery\|Wesley Ramey Image Gallery]]'''

	== Pro Career ==		== Pro Career ==
	'''Wesley Ramey''' reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12?-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.		'''Wesley Ramey''' reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12?-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: [[Tony Canzoneri]], [[Johnny Jadick]] (three times), Battling Shaw Jr., [[Benny Bass]], [[Leo Rodak]], and [[Lew Jenkins]] (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

	After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].		After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].

Caseyc8 at 18:49, 10 December 2012

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	[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2013<br>~~Modern~~ Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:		[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2013<br>Old Timer Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:
	[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html]]]		[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html]]]
	<boxer>010138</boxer>		<boxer>010138</boxer>

Caseyc8 at 18:44, 10 December 2012

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			[[file:Ibhof-logo.jpg\|thumb\|right\|Class of 2013<br>Modern Category<br>Hall of Fame bio:
			[http://www.ibhof.com/pages/about/inductees/oldtimer/ramey.html]]]
	<boxer>010138</boxer>		<boxer>010138</boxer>
	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
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	{{DEFAULTSORT:Ramey, Wesley}}		{{DEFAULTSORT:Ramey, Wesley}}
	[[Category:Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions]]		[[Category:Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions]]
			[[Category:IBHOF Members]]

Ric at 04:35, 12 February 2011

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	~~[[file:Ramey.Wes.Posed.jpg\|right\|thumb\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]~~
	~~[[file:Ramey.Wesley.jpg\|thumb\|right\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]~~

	<boxer>010138</boxer>		<boxer>010138</boxer>
	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
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	== Pro Career ==		== Pro Career ==
			'''Wesley Ramey''' reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12?-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.
	Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his ~~12�~~-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

	After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].		After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].
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	#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times		#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times
	#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass		#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass
	#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 �� San Francisco, Cal.		#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 ?? ?? San Francisco, Cal.
	#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " � = Buffalo, N.Y.		#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " ? = Buffalo, N.Y.
	#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago		#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago
	#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 ��		#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 ?? ?? ??
	#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi		#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi
	#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc		#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc

Red: amateur history

2010-02-01T16:43:49Z

amateur history

Rowdytimothy at 23:39, 5 April 2008

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Ric at 15:31, 25 September 2005

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	Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12½-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw, Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.		Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12½-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw, Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

	After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey, Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer]].		After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey, Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].

	<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', Dec. 1972, pp. 38-40; 69.</small>		<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', Dec. 1972, pp. 38-40; 69.</small>

Ric: Boxing Illustrated material

2005-09-24T15:47:17Z

Boxing Illustrated material

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	[[file:WesRameySr1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]		[[file:WesRameySr1.jpg\|right\|thumb\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]
			[[file:Ramey.Wes.Posed.jpg\|right\|thumb\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]
			[[file:Ramey.Wesley.jpg\|thumb\|right\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]

	<boxer>010138</boxer>		<boxer>010138</boxer>
	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
	'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>		'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>
	Annotated [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=010138 Fight Record]		Annotated [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=010138 Fight Record]
	~~<BR CLEAR=ALL>~~
	~~[[file:Ramey.Wes.Posed.jpg\|right\|thumb\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]~~
	~~[[file:Ramey.Wesley.jpg\|thumb\|right\|<center>Wes Ramey</center>]]~~

	~~Father of Wes Ramey, Jr., also a former professional boxer and current trainer.~~

	~~AMATEUR BOXING RECORD OF WESLEY A~~. ~~RAMEY~~:		== Pro Career ==

			Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12½-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw, Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

			After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey, Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer]].

			<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', Dec. 1972, pp. 38-40; 69.</small>

			== Amateur Boxing Record ==

	Bout # Date Rnd Winner Wt. Loser Wt. Remarks:		Bout # Date Rnd Winner Wt. Loser Wt. Remarks:

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	== Pro Career ==		== Pro Career ==

	Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his ~~12�~~-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.		Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12�-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

	After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].		After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].
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	#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times		#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times
	#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass		#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass
	#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 �� San Francisco, Cal.		#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 �� San Francisco, Cal.
	#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " � = Buffalo, N.Y.		#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " � = Buffalo, N.Y.
	#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago		#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago
	#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 ��		#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 ��
	#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi		#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi
	#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc		#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc
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	#55 11/20/29 3 Wesley Ramey 133 Joe Roman 130 Dec 11/20/29 5th bout $1500 Friend bets 200		#55 11/20/29 3 Wesley Ramey 133 Joe Roman 130 Dec 11/20/29 5th bout $1500 Friend bets 200
	*Copied with permission from Wesley Ramey, Sr. hand-written log.		*Copied with permission from Wesley Ramey, Sr. hand-written log.


			{{DEFAULTSORT:Ramey, Wesley}}
			[[Category:Cleveland Golden Gloves Champions]]

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	'''Division''': Lightweight<br>		'''Division''': Lightweight<br>
	'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>		'''Manager''': Pete Reilly<br>
	~~Annotated [http://www.boxrec.com/boxer_display.php?boxer_id=010138 Fight Record]~~


	== Pro Career ==		== Pro Career ==

	Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his ~~12½~~-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw, Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.		Ramey reportedly had 259 bouts, losing 22, during his 12�-year career. He defeated six world champions either before they fought Ramey or shortly after they were beaten by him: Tony Canzoneri; Johnny Jadick (three times); Battling Shaw Jr.; Benny Bass; Leo Rodak; and Lew Jenkins (twice). However, Ramey never could get a title bout of his own. He retired from boxing in 1941.

	After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey, Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].		After he retired from the ring, Ramey went to work for the Godwin school system in Grand Rapids, MI. His son, [[Wes Ramey Jr.]], a Michigan Golden Gloves Champion and All-Army Champion, had a brief professional boxing career [and today, 2005, is a trainer].

	<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', Dec. 1972, pp. 38-40; 69.</small>		<small>Source: ''Boxing Illustrated'', Dec. 1972, pp. 38-40; 69.</small>
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	#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times		#40 3/15/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Andy Saad 126 Dec 3/15/29 For State Championship: D 3 Times
	#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass		#41 4/8/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 John Dube 126 Dec 4/8/29 National Tournament = Boston, Mass
	#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 “” “” San Francisco, Cal.		#42 4/9/29 3 Wesley Ramey 126 Emil Miller 126 Dec 4/9/29 �� San Francisco, Cal.
	#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " “ = Buffalo, N.Y.		#43 4/10/29 3 Robert Merrill 126 Wesley Ramey 126 Dec 4/10/29 " � = Buffalo, N.Y.
	#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago		#44 4/23/29 2 Wesley Ramey 132 Vincent Satkoff 135 KO 4/23/29 Junior National: Chicago
	#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 “” “” “”		#45 4/23/29 3 Wesley Ramey 132 Frankie Hughes 135 Dec 4/23/29 ��
	#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi		#46 4/25/29 3 Tommy Rawson 135 Wesley Ramey 132 Dec 4/29 Jr National 135 lb. Champ Boston at Chi
	#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc		#47 6/22/29 3 Wesley Ramey 134 Clifford Ramey 140 ExhDec 6/22/29 Hayes Body Pinstc