Willie Lewis - Revision history

Wouter at 16:18, 26 February 2020

2020-02-26T16:18:24Z

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	Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries," by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)		Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries," by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)

	~~[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]~~

2020-02-26T15:24:10Z

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	*[[:Category:Willie Lewis Gallery\|Willie Lewis Gallery]]		*[[:Category:Willie Lewis Gallery\|Willie Lewis Gallery]]

2020-02-26T15:21:41Z

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	[[:~~File~~:Willie Lewis~~.JPG~~\|~~Photo #2~~]]		*[[:Category:Willie Lewis Gallery\|Willie Lewis Gallery]]

	'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant while making a phone call in a booth at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned along with his employees. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.		'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant while making a phone call in a booth at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned along with his employees. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.

2019-10-04T00:04:25Z

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2015-06-05T16:03:06Z

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	[[:File:Willie Lewis.JPG\|Photo #2]]		[[:File:Willie Lewis.JPG\|Photo #2]]

	'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.		'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant while making a phone call in a booth at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned along with his employees. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.

	Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries," by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)		Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries," by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)

	[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]		[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]

2013-12-06T01:02:32Z

human code: was this also the 1930s NYC referee?

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	[[:File:Willie Lewis.JPG\|Photo #2]]		[[:File:Willie Lewis.JPG\|Photo #2]]

2012-08-03T17:57:43Z

another image linked

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			[[:File:Willie Lewis.JPG\|Photo #2]]

	'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.		'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.

2011-07-24T03:38:24Z

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	~~Another [[:Image:Lewis.Willie3.jpg\|photo]]~~
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	'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.		'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.

2010-11-25T00:10:49Z

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	Another [[:Image:Lewis.Willie3.jpg\|photo]]		Another [[:Image:Lewis.Willie3.jpg\|photo]]
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	*He was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to ~~having~~ been created by [[Jem Belcher]].		'''Willie Lewis''' was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to have been created by [[Jem Belcher]]. In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived. He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City.

	*In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived.		Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries," by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)
	*He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City. Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries", by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)

	[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]		[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]

2008-02-08T17:47:30Z

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	*He was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to having been created by [[Jem Belcher]].		*He was considered a pioneer of the [[one-two punch]], which is generally credited to having been created by [[Jem Belcher]].

	*In 1920, ~~'''Willie~~ Lewis~~'''~~ was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived.		*In 1920, Lewis was shot three times by an assailant at the Chateau-Thierry cabaret which Lewis owned. He barely survived.
	*He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City. Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries", by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)		*He died of cancer in 1949 in New York City. Source: "Who Lies There? Boxer's Obituaries", by Johnny Bos & Mike DeLisa (Cyber Boxing Zone Press, 2008)

	[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]		[[Category:murdered Boxers\|Lewis, Willie]]