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Jeff1787 · 04-23-2009, 08:42 PM

World Middleweight Championship Bout…15 rounds…Pittsburgh, PA

Charles “Kid” McCoy…Champion

United States
Record: 36-2 (31)
Age: 27
Career stage: prime
Conditioning: over trained

Jack Lalor…#2 contender

South Africa
Record: 17-2-1 (7)
Age: 25
Career stage: prime
Conditioning: top condition

Fight Stats

Result: Lalor TKO4
Knockdowns scored: Lalor 3, McCoy 0
Punching accuracy: Lalor 108/236 (46%), McCoy 40/119 (34%)
Scoring: 30-26, 30-26, 30-26 all for Lalor

Fight recap
After a round one feeling out session, Lalor knocked down McCoy in the 2nd with a right cross. McCoy made it to his feet at the count of eight. Lalor tried to finish off McCoy, but McCoy managed to last out the round. Lalor continued his barrage of punches in round three, but an unsteady McCoy again weathered the storm.

37 seconds into round four, Lalor knocked down McCoy for a second time, this time with some vicious body shots. McCoy was up at seven, but this time Lalor wasn’t going to let him off of the hook. Lalor hit McCoy with a short, quick left hook, and McCoy again hit the canvas. Although McCoy made it to his feet at the count of eight, the referee had seen enough and stopped the fight.

Lalor won the fight by TKO and is the new middleweight champion.

Historical bout
N/A

04-23-2009, 08:42 PM	#51 (permalink)
Jeff1787 All Star Starter Join Date: Oct 2005 Location: The Doghouse Posts: 1,676 Thanks: 24 Thanked 27x in 27 posts	Friday, September 28, 1900 World Middleweight Championship Bout…15 rounds…Pittsburgh, PA Charles “Kid” McCoy…Champion United States Record: 36-2 (31) Age: 27 Career stage: prime Conditioning: over trained Jack Lalor…#2 contender South Africa Record: 17-2-1 (7) Age: 25 Career stage: prime Conditioning: top condition Fight Stats Result: Lalor TKO4 Knockdowns scored: Lalor 3, McCoy 0 Punching accuracy: Lalor 108/236 (46%), McCoy 40/119 (34%) Scoring: 30-26, 30-26, 30-26 all for Lalor Fight recap After a round one feeling out session, Lalor knocked down McCoy in the 2nd with a right cross. McCoy made it to his feet at the count of eight. Lalor tried to finish off McCoy, but McCoy managed to last out the round. Lalor continued his barrage of punches in round three, but an unsteady McCoy again weathered the storm. 37 seconds into round four, Lalor knocked down McCoy for a second time, this time with some vicious body shots. McCoy was up at seven, but this time Lalor wasn’t going to let him off of the hook. Lalor hit McCoy with a short, quick left hook, and McCoy again hit the canvas. Although McCoy made it to his feet at the count of eight, the referee had seen enough and stopped the fight. Lalor won the fight by TKO and is the new middleweight champion. Historical bout N/A __________________ Eddie Collins was one of the most accomplished all-around ballplayers ever to play the game. They called Collins "Cocky," not because he was arrogant, but because he was filled with confidence based on sheer ability ~ Author Jack Kavanaugh MLB Modified