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editI guess the editor that put the speedy delete on here is not an inclusionist. :) This article was made from the only red link on List of light heavyweight boxing champions. I think in his day Bob Moha was quite notable, as a champion. Regretfully, most of the guys on the list are faded into history, but I think Bob Moha is notable from a historical point a view. It's easy to throw on a speedy delete tag (I thought that could only be done with new articles though?) but it's a little harder to do some ground work in libraries and what not to get sources. Help us build instead of destroying. Thanks, Nesnad (talk) 14:43, 30 October 2008 (UTC)
As one last final comment, this guy shows up all over the place in his day. Very wild fighter it seems, strong and fairly quick. Seems like endless references. Someone who wants more print references should do some leg work, to reiterate myself. I added one solid reference to the New York Times, but there is a lot more printed materiel establishing his historical notability. Cheers, Nesnad (talk) 15:00, 30 October 2008 (UTC)