Photos with missing files

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LISTS MOVED TO FRONT OF THREAD

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LISTS MOVED TO FRONT OF THREAD

[LeeSkye]

Mathar, Battling Bill - Martinque HW 1924-1930

[LeeSkye]

Sweeney, KO - USA MW 1911-1921

Note: rated as LHW....could not get on boxrec to see if I could tweak as MW

[LeeSkye]

Puritty, Ross - USA HW 1989

Haynes, Leroy - USA HW 1930-1941

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Axel - may have come with the stock data base - not sure

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Here is Erdene Chuluum from the list. Like all the straws, hard to rate - these guys have short careers, fight for titles all the time, have the snot beat out of them by drunks pulled from the alley minutes before a fight, and then go out later on and dominate a boxer that I thought was realy good. Ah well, I won't rehash all my laments about this division - here he is:


ERDENE "Hurricane" CHULUUM SW
Home - Mongolia
5(2)-4-1
Chuluun started out of the gate with two knockout losses although he could have chosen his early opponents better. The knockouts came at the hands of a more experienced strawweight in Deeden Kengkarun and a rather good straw in Surachai Saengmorakot. He rebounded rather nicely winning his next four bouts including a victory for the PABA title over La Ode Zaenudin Basez (who quite frankly didn't belong in a title fight, but then neither did Chuluun at this point - such is life with the straws) Chuluun's two big moments on the stage were a title defense against Mongkol Charoen, and a WBC title bout with Jose Antonio Aguirre. The Charoen bout ended in a technical win for Chuluum, I do not know what caused the stoppage of the fight but for him to be ahead against Charoen through eight rounds is somewhat impressive. The WBC bout didn't go as well for Chuluun, Aguirre scored a fouth round KO. With one more decision loss, Chuluun retired.

[Tosti]

I got this from cornerwork i think

I will put it with the improved pic

[mh2365]

heree's a few

[SAL]

a few more

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Thanks for all the posts everyone.

I have been through all of Tosti's recent posts and Cube's new packs - everything that I can't find a file for to-date is posted above. We may be getting close to the point that all I have here are fighters that realy have not been rated by anyone.

It would be great if everyone could run through the two lists (A-L and M-Z) again when you have a minute or two just to weed out the ones that have already been rated, then no one will need to duplicate efforts in rating the remainders.

Thanks again, you all have been a great help!

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[mh2365]

from cube's thread

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ALFREDO CUEVAS MW

Hometown - Chicago, Illinois, USA

24(16)-7-1

Cuevas has decent power and a fairly good chin, he has not been stopped in 32 pro bouts. He has some nice wins such as a 7th round TKO over Charles Murray and another 7th round stoppage over Wilfredo Rivera for the USBO Jr. Middleweight title but at 35 time may have already run out for Freddy. To-date he has failed most of his big tests; losing on points to Kingsley Ikeke, Jermain Taylor and Michael Rask.

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GAVIN "The Dominator" DOWN JWW

Hometown - Bolsover, England

29(13)-5-0

Down has collected a number of titles within the United Kingdom: British Midlands Welterweight, British Masters Welterweight, Midland Jr Welterweight and Masters Jr Welterweight. Despite his titles and nickname, Gavin has yet to amass much of a resume and has no wins over quality opponents. He is still young (28) so perhaps he may yet put something together.

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TONY DUPRE FW

Hometown - Manchester, New Hampshire, USA

21(2)-20-5

Dupre was at one time in the NBA Featherweight top ten but never received a shot at a major title. His only title chance came in his final bout when Paul Herrick out pointed him over ten rounds for the New England Bantamweight Belt. Dupre out pointed Pete Scalzo and drew with Lou Salica. He was stopped by Beau Jack, Pedro Hernandez and Georgie Pace.

[SAL]

some more to scratch off the list

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5 more

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3 more

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Thanks a bunch SAL, that's a wide swath that you knocked down!



RUDY ELLIS MW
Hometown - South Haven, Michigan, USA

17(9)-6-1

Ellis had a 10-1-1 record when Henry Hank handed him a fourth round knockout. Following the loss to Hank, Ellis suffered a few more losses but had some good wins over Rory Calhoun, Bobby Boyd, Jessie Smith and Jimmy Beecham. Rudy was then undone by Hank once more, this time in just one round. One more loss (to Billy Pickett) pushed Ellis into retirement.

[SAL]

I had those guys in my DB already. I'm pretty sure they were rated by Vistaman, Ice Tea and David Myers.