amature boxing golden gloves champions of New Jersey in 1977
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luke walton, jon cabby and michael sanchez
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Last Saturday (June 10) Miguel Cotto went the distance with Paulie Malignaggi before winning a decision.\n\nAnd on another pay-per-view Bernard Hopkins outclassed Antonio Tarver to win a decision.\n\nTaylor - Wright is this weekend, but it's on HBO, not PPV.
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Of heavyweights, I would have to say Rocky Marciano, the only heavyweight champion to retire undefeated. It is true that Joe Louis held the title for twelve years, but he rarely defended his title against anyone who had a chance to beat him. Even he referred to most of his title defenses as the 'Bum of the Month Club'.
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As much as I wanted Erik to retire and sip margaritas for the rest of his life down in TJ, this match is very intriguing. The slashing jab of Joel vs the determination of El Terrible. Both possess KO power Casa already proved he took the punch with him as he rose the libras ladder. \n\nThe weight has been such a thorn in Erik's side now he gets to fight at a (what I assume) more comfortable weight for him. Only wish he had did this 3yrs ago. He'd probably be reigning over 135lbs today. I agree with you Bk this shapes up to be another battle for Morales but that's his trade or his cross to bear based on past performances. I will be pulling for Erik to win the fight if it does get signed for this Summer. Nice Question and Fast with the Info Thanks.
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Hughes and sylvia will still be the champs,\n\nWho the fuckk says they don't deserve their title anymore! What the f are you talking about little boy\n\nMatt  has the record for defending his title and is now being considered the best in the world
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As other people have said, the record doesn't mean much if the guys he beat were tomato cans.  About 20 years ago, there was a middleweight named John "The Beast" Mugabi who had a similar record.  He fought Marvin Hagler and promptly got pasted.  Not saying the guy isn't any good, just that you should take inflated records with a grain of salt.
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Oh yeah. Head gear. Three 1 minute rounds. 16 oz. gloves. Winner gets the money. Everyone else gets nothing, not even a free t-shirt. They are usually a 2 night event with the prelims on Friday and finals on Saturday. Usually a friggin money machine for the promoters because all they have to do is pay $1000 or so to the winner of each weight class. Used to be very popular in my area, but were banned after a few people got seriously hurt. One was killed even in the state. They did an investigation and found out that the ring doctor was a friggin chiropractor. Entered once, won Friday, lost Saturday. Just kind of a personal challenge. Is the promoter named Art Dorr by any chance? Anyways, very little skill involved in most of these. Hardly ever see a jab. Mostly just wild haymakers that ocassionaly land and someone gets ko'd. All the drunks roar with bloodlust and about a dozen fights break out in the stands. Good times!
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G'day Hnfurr,\n\nThank you for your question.\n\nIf I listed them all here, it would be a very long answer. However, I can give you links to where you can find the winners below.\n\nThe Pittsburgh Steelers won the Superbowl in 1976 and again in 2006 so they will start and finish the NFL sections of the scrapbook.\n\nThe 2006 World Series winners were the St Louis Cardinals. The 1976 World Series champions are the Cincinnati Reds.\n\nYou're a good sister-in-law making a scrapbook for her.\n\nRegards
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www.philadelphiaeagles.com
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Updated: Nov. 6, 2006, 11:00 AM ET\nReigning Champions\n\nHEAVYWEIGHT (UNLIMITED) \nWBA                WBC  IBF            WBO  \nNikolai Valuev  Oleg Maskaev  Wladimir Klitschko  Shannon Briggs  \n\nCRUISERWEIGHT (190 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \n(a) Virgil Hill  O'Neil Bell  vacant  Enzo Maccarinelli  \n\nLIGHT HEAVYWEIGHT (175 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nSilvio Branco  Tomasz Adamek  Clinton Woods  Zsolt Erdei  \n\nSUPER MIDDLEWEIGHT (168 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nMikkel Kessler  Mikkel Kessler  Joe Calzaghe  Joe Calzaghe  \n\nMIDDLEWEIGHT (160 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \n(b) Javier Castillejo  Jermain Taylor  Arthur Abraham  Jermain Taylor  \n\nJUNIOR MIDDLEWEIGHT/SUPER WELTERWEIGHT (154 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nJose Antonio Rivera  Oscar De La Hoya  Cory Spinks  Sergei Dzindziruk  \n\nWELTERWEIGHT (147 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nvacant  Floyd Mayweather Jr.  Kermit Cintron  Antonio Margarito  \n\nJUNIOR WELTERWEIGHT/SUPER LIGHTWEIGHT (140 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nSouleymane M'baye  Junior Witter  Juan Urango  Miguel Cotto  \n\nLIGHTWEIGHT (135 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nJuan Diaz  (c) Joel Casamayor  (d) Jesus Chavez  Acelino "Popo" Freitas  \n\nJUNIOR LIGHTWEIGHT/SUPER FEATHERWEIGHT (130 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nEdwin Valero  Marco Antonio Barrera  Malcolm Klassen  Joan Guzman  \n\nFEATHERWEIGHT (126 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nChris John  Rodolfo Lopez  Orlando Salido  (e) Scott Harrison  \n\nJR. FEATHERWEIGHT/SUPER BANTAMWEIGHT (122 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nCelestino Caballero  Israel Vazquez  vacant  Daniel Ponce De Leon  \n\nBANTAMWEIGHT (118 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nWladimir Sidorenko  Hozumi Hasegawa  Rafael Marquez  Jhonny Gonzalez  \n\nJR. BANTAMWEIGHT/SUPER FLYWEIGHT (115 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nNobuo Nashiro  (f) Masamori Tokuyama  vacant  Fernando Montiel  \n\nFLYWEIGHT (112 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nLorenzo Parra  Pongsaklek Wonjongkam  Vic Darchinyan  Omar Narvaez  \n\nJUNIOR FLYWEIGHT (108 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nKoki Kameda  Omar Nino Romero  Ulises Solis  Hugo Cazares  \n\nSTRAWWEIGHT (105 POUNDS) \nWBA  WBC  IBF  WBO  \nYutaka Niida  Eagle Kyowa  Muhammad Rachman  Ivan Calderon  \n\n\nNOTES:\n\n\n(a) O'Neil Bell is the WBA cruiserweight "super world champion."\n(b) Jermain Taylor is the WBA middleweight "super world champion."\n(c) David Diaz is the WBC interim champion.\n(d) Julio Diaz is the IBF interim champion.\n(e) Juan Manuel Marquez is the interim WBO featherweight champion.\n(f) Cristian Mijares is the interim WBC junior bantamweight champion.\n\nif it doesnt hellp because its in a mess use the link is in a table form
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Brad you are beginning to suffer from boxing dementia. The same thing is going to happen to Holyfield if he doesn't retire. In sports, age is the great equalizer.\n\nBrent - Ali did give Norton a title shot in 1976. I hope you were kidding when you said Holyfield could be ranked behind Ali at #2. If not, you are suffering from to many blows to the head or feedback from asking about the same "Dream Bouts"\n\nTo both of you - How many of these fighters could Holyfield beat from the following list: Louis, Rocco, Johnson, Holmes, Dempsey, Foreman, Liston and Frazier in their primes.\n\nHolyfield could never be equal to Ali. He couldn't carry Ali's shoes or trunks.\n\nP.S. Holyfield says that he won't retire until God tells him to.\nLet tell you a story - There once was a man that was drowning in a flood. He refused help because he said that God would help him. He drowned and in heaven he asked God why he didn't help him. St. Peter told him that all those boats that he had refused. had come from God.
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the gloves that he started off wearing are actual boxing gloves, since they have a velcro closure they're probably training gloves, meaning they weight between 12 and 16 ozs a piece. might not sound like much, but you definetely feel it. slows your punches down alot and the padding helps protect the other fighter by absorbing and dispersing the energy from the punch a bit. \n\nwhen he switches gloves, he changes to the same style of gloves that jackie chan is wearing, which are plain bag gloves. all they do is protect your hands from getting cut or burned if you hit a heavy bag wrong and your hands slide. they only weight about 4 or 6 oz a piece. your hands are much faster and your hits land with alot more power.
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it is ronnie alcano, filipino vs ralf souquet, german, in the final but you are right most of the quarterfinalists were asian mostly filipino and taiwanese
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I think that the Boxing Ring size is determined by the boxer that is top on the card or his promoter. It can vary from small 18 x 18 feet or at the largest 24 x 24
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49ers. 5 SBs in 13 years that is absolutely unheard of. The other 2 teams with 5 rings(steelers and cowboys) won their first SB's in the 70's. The niners didn't win their 1st till 1981 but won so many in such little time they beat steel city and the 'boys to 5
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Not sure which championship you are looking for or which of the several papers in the area would help....so here is a couple links to baseball championships for that era and a full listing of newspapers in the area.\n\nGood Luck
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I could only find this one listed in the cities that you mentioned:\n\nPastel Boxing Club, Watsonville, CA, Ph: 831.539.3669\nEmail: bagotrixz831@yahoo.com