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looking at the profiles on boxrec.com of Joe Louis, Max Schmeling, Jack Dempsey and Gene Tunney. For some fights, these legends are not listed as being the world heavyweight champion despite being listed as the NBA/NYSAC world heavyweight champion and vice versa. There are also funny combinations of holding only one of the NBA/NYSAC titles (but not the other) at the same time as being world heavyweight champion. There is even one instance when Dempsey was the NYSAC champion but not the NBA champion or the world heavyweight champion. What do you make of this?

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warrants him being the ONLY fighter on that list to have 2 flags next to his name... Wladimir Klitschko was born in Kazakhstan yet he has a Ukrainian flag next to his name because that's how he wants to be identified. Unless you're in close contact with Maskaev and can prove that he wants the American flag next to his name, then he's only getting the Russian flag. Someone else tried to pull this bullshit with John Ruiz at 1 point due to the whole Puerto Rican ancestry thing.

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never produced a document stating how countries qualified and there was one more event affecting rankings after the final relevant competition. And seems to be in conflict with the qualification for skeleton in 2014, but the IBSF never really explained why the field was not filled there. Also why wasn't Lee Webster included in 2014? If he choose not to complete (or his NOC), why was he at least not hailed as the first African qualifier in skeleton?

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women's bobsled) would be as good as qualified because if you remove entries from nations that have more than three sleds you are left with less than 35 total. In that light though it makes it kind of bizarre that they would even have a rule for the top 40 when that would only make 35 total sleds last year. We should likely do something to the qualification lists for bobsled and skeleton, but need to find a way of not using weasel words.

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labourer. On either side of the labourer, mounds of people are bound together along a rope. The quote is taken from Sirach 40 or the Ecclesiasticus, which states, “Great travail is created for every man, and an heavy yoke is upon the sons of Adam, from the day that they go out of their mother's womb, till the day that they return to the mother of all things.”

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covers). I understand that there is a Commonwealth (British Empire) world heavyweight championship and I presume there's a governing body behind that particular championship. If so, was the person referring to that particular boxing organization as the one that awarded the recognition, the BBBofC or perhaps someone different completely?

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In the mean time we have millions of dead links. It could most easily be solved if sports-reference.com would signal the links are 404. If that is done, we can set IABot loose and it will being loading Knowledge (XXG) with archives of the links. Even if it were only done for some period of time, long

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That is an interesting suggestion. If true it would marginally affect the tables (helping Nigeria) but would have no bearing on the inaccurate claims of them being actually qualified. It may help explain why the Czech Republic was able to compete in 2014, the problem with that example is that they

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I was wondering, therefore, if you knew who the NYSAC recognised as their world champion between June 19, 1964-February 6, 1967 because the only belts that appear to have been accounted for in this article between those dates (when Ali was no longer recognized by the WBA for agreeing to an immediate

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Just seen your comment on my talkpage from last year about Jemmy Grimshaw. Yes, I think we can use those refs to assume he is the fella. Well spotted! I've searched for details about him in several places before, and I think there may have been other Grimshaws at different times. I've found it hard

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According to boxrec.com, Pierre Charles was not the reigning European Champion in late 1934 - that's assuming it is the EBU (European) heavyweight title to which it is being referred. He lost to Paulino Uzcudun on May 13, 1933 to relinquish the title and didn't regain it until June 21, 1935 when he

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Thanks for all the communication, really want to get it right. It is difficult because there is nothing that can really be sourced that indicates a modified ranking list, and the rules give no hint of this. I can see from what you are saying that an eligible competitor from Africa or Oceania (in

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I checked the editing done on this article. The analysis was written like this from the beginning. It's strange that the original author used the Maltwood site as his/her main source and yet wrote the description of Magna Mater from a different source or maybe even his own head. Can you change it,

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3) In the article, there is a line which reads: "Schmeling defeated Jack Sharkey to earn universal recognition as champion". I was particularly interested in the word 'universal' and presumed he may not have been recognized by all the organizations prior to his victory over Sharkey. I then started

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By Europe, I presume the person who wrote this sentence was referring to the EBU and the area that the EBU covers. By the British Commonwealth, I wasn't sure if they were referring to the BBBofC (and the area it covers) or the British Commonwealth as a specific boxing organization (and the area it

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He's Russian, it says he's Russian on boxrec and everyone only has 1 flag next to their name. He associates himself as a Russian therefore, he has that flag next to his name. He wasn't even that great or special of a fighter to begin with but he DEFINITELY didn't do anything in his career that

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an official tournament at the 1900 and 1904 olympics, but rather an exhibition sport, and the first full tournament was in 1908? To be honest, I am not really fully conversant with what one would actually call an "official tournament" at the Olympics, and whether exhibition status counts in this

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Thank you so much for your excellent addition to the Olympics performance enhancing drugs article. I struggled with how to tell the difference for readers, but you nailed it in one. I'm still awaiting the five positive tests on medalists from Athens that were due to come out this

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I've noticed that you've been adding various details (middle names, DOBs, etc) to the profiles of the British players at the 1900 Olympics cricket tournament. You've not given any sources for the information, could you possibly add this to the articles please? Thanks.

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The 1881 census also confirms this result and nobody with remotely the same name is listed. It's not really "original research", more just marrying print and on-line information together and obviously it won't work with a more common combination of names.

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Hi Topcardi, just following up on the useful Birth/Death information you've recently added to some articles that I've contributed to. Is this information available online? As I'd also like to add this type of information to other articles. Cheers.

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2) I decided not to edit this, but here goes: There is a sentence which reads: "In late 1934 the International Boxing Union ordered world champion Max Baer to defend his title against the reigning European champion, Pierre Charles of Belgium."

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Ouch! Thanks for that - that shows what you get for believing The Independent! It's a bit late now to pull it off the front page, but I guess we should at least add your "research" to the article's talk page. Cheers.

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I notice that you have stated that Muhammad Ali was stripped of his NYSAC title on April 29, 1967 when he refused to be inducted into the US Army. You have then stated that Joe Frazier won this title in March 4, 1968.

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Reply - Ian Buchanan's book "British Olympians" (Guinness-1991) has an entry (birth/death places/dates) for every British gold medallist and also an index of all British competitors (up to 1988) with birthdates only.

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Perhaps when you have finished your research, you could expand the article on Frank, and include a query on the two talk pages regarding their probable relationship. Sorry I can't be of more help. Cheers.

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Hello! I note that you recently edited the above article in order to say that the IOC accepts the 1900 and 1904 tournaments as official, citing the IOC website as evidence. However, I looked this up on the

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I would hope so but in the case of the Russian speed skater who competed in the team pursuit it was clear that the team was also disqualified. In Zubkov's case no decision about the bob team was mentioned

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According to the profile of Ezzard Charles on boxrec.com, it states that following his victory over Lewis on September 27, 1950, "Charles became universally recognized as the World Heavyweight Champion."

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I've reverted your edit for now. If you think I'm wrong, by all means make your edit again but please provide a reference. (Also I'm unwatching your talk page so I may not see a response if you make it

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Thank you very much for your recent contributions to various Olympics pages. The 1900 Olympics, as you have been contributing to, are not very high on the priority of most of the other contributors at

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Hello, thank you for finding and referencing the article which confirms that the archaeologist and shooter are the same person. Perhaps the contents should now be moved to the disambiguation page

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1) I changed a paragraph which read: "Savold lost the recognition he had as "world" champion in Europe and the British Commonwealth when he lost to Joe Louis in a non-title fight in June 1951."

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That's true, however unless the "cleaned up list" you speak of was not in use previously, it is very odd that an african (the first one!) would qualify for the olympics and not be mentioned.

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You added recently results of the All England 1912. Can you access these old issues of The Times? I would need more results of the finals, and also the finalists from 1913 to 1937. Best --

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I think South Africa have/had a policy in place before the qualification that they were not going to accept continental qualification? See the women's rugby team in Rio and hockey teams.

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I note you added that Jordan Hassay was a British American. Since she is native born, there is no statement that she is. Could you please explain and reference this addition.

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Hello, I'm curious to know where this "Cecil" comes from? I've checked numerous sources, and they all list him simply as "Pryce Harrison", namely the old "teamdan" website

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article, but I have found one and added it for you. Please try and remember to include sources yourself with future edits. Please let me know if you have any questions.

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I have taken the liberty of pasting your note to me onto the article's talk page - let me know if you have any objections. Thanks for bringing this to my atention.

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It mentions in the article that "The WBC and other organizations continued to recognize him" but did not specify whether the NYSAC were one of these organizations.

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in 1902. My reference books merely say about Mike what I put in the article when I expanded it last September. I've had a look elsewhere, but have drawn a blank.

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regard; however, surely it needs to be noted that the IOC considers these events exhibitions in distinction to the tournaments that have been held since 1908?

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and so we often overlook the fact that the early games were very important indeed and need a lot more work, work that you have given. Please take a look at

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Again, I hope you stay with the project, and if you have any questions, feel free to contact me on my talk page, or the others on WP:OLYMPICS at the

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Like I've said before - I've never seen this confirmed on paper. Just that I've been in contact with people who apparently have seen the full facts

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I see the problem, it is also a bit troubling that the IBSF has released no press release yet as they did (promptly) with the skeleton athletes.

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to incorporate some of the things that we spoke about. I wasn't logged in at the time though so it won't recognize the edit as being from

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I'm afraid I can't shed any light on the relationship between Frank and Mike, although the chronology appears to fit, as Mike was born in

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to pin it down definitively to one name or the other, but those refs seem pretty conclusive. Thanks. Do you want to update or should I?

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was born in Malta. This circumstance isn't related in any of the usual sources for early Olympians biographies (e.g. Mallon, de Wael)?

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Surely he would have to gain recognition from all three organizations in order to become the universal champion, not just two?

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Hi Topcardi. I was hoping you might recall details of the now dead website, datasheets.tip. You used in as a reference

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I think the sleds are disqualified, I am confident that disqualifying the driver is the same as disqualifying the sled.

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rematch with Sonny Liston) are the WBC title (Muhammad Ali) and the WBA title (Ernie Terrell, from March 5, 1965).

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Both concern the NBA/EBU/NYSAC and who they recognised as their world heavyweight champions.

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Could you please give the source for your statement that British rower at the 1900 Olympics

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Great, thanks: that UCI site is very poor for negotiating around, and I couldn't find it.

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I found his real name from the newspapers of this era. I encountered this first in

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