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aaaaaaaaa · 11-04-2009, 08:30 AM

Saturday, March 12th, 1949

Harringay Arena, London, England

FW: Ray Famechon 16-0-2 (5) UD 8 Aaron Joshua 12-3 (1)
Very tough fight for the frenchman who just escpaped with a decision due to a knockdown in the 5th that probably won him the fight. Famechon is still #4.

HW: Jack Gardner 6-0 (3) UD 8 Joe Muscato 16-6 (7)
Big step-up handled impressively by Gardner. After four even rounds, Gardner took control, scoring two knockdowns in round 6 and one in round 7 to secure a very nice victory, against Muscato who was #15 going into the fight.

MW: Dave Sands 18-1 (10) UD 8 Negash Ogunkeye 11-10-2 (3)
Sands had a bit of trouble in the first couple of rounds, but had no problem taking control and winning the fight, scoring a knockdown on the way to a near shutout decision. Sands moves up to #5.

FLY: Maurice Sandeyron 12-4-2 UD 8 Taffy Hancock 14-1 (9)
Hancocks first big step-up, and he was in over his head. Sandeyron fought a very clever fight, staying on the outside, scoring with his jab and the occasional combination. Sandeyron who was #7 going into the fight, moves up to #5, while Hancock drops from #3 to #6.

HW: Bruce Woodcock 18-1 (15) UD 8 Wilde Piet 10-7 (8)
Woodcock struggled and was hurt badly in the 3rd, but survived and did most things right later on, scoring a KD in the 7th en route to a clear decision. Woodcock is still #3 behind Muscato and fellow brit Don Cockell who is about step into the ring.

Main Event
HW: Don Cockell 18-0-1 (9) TKO 1 Paul Ball 5-6-1 (4)
Cockell scored a quick knockdown and then went in for the kill, and the referee decided to award the TKO win for Cockell. The brit remains at #2.

11-04-2009, 08:30 AM	#13 (permalink)
aaaaaaaaa All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 1,223 Thanks: 6 Thanked 8x in 8 posts	Saturday, March 12th, 1949 Harringay Arena, London, England FW: Ray Famechon 16-0-2 (5) UD 8 Aaron Joshua 12-3 (1) Very tough fight for the frenchman who just escpaped with a decision due to a knockdown in the 5th that probably won him the fight. Famechon is still #4. HW: Jack Gardner 6-0 (3) UD 8 Joe Muscato 16-6 (7) Big step-up handled impressively by Gardner. After four even rounds, Gardner took control, scoring two knockdowns in round 6 and one in round 7 to secure a very nice victory, against Muscato who was #15 going into the fight. MW: Dave Sands 18-1 (10) UD 8 Negash Ogunkeye 11-10-2 (3) Sands had a bit of trouble in the first couple of rounds, but had no problem taking control and winning the fight, scoring a knockdown on the way to a near shutout decision. Sands moves up to #5. FLY: Maurice Sandeyron 12-4-2 UD 8 Taffy Hancock 14-1 (9) Hancocks first big step-up, and he was in over his head. Sandeyron fought a very clever fight, staying on the outside, scoring with his jab and the occasional combination. Sandeyron who was #7 going into the fight, moves up to #5, while Hancock drops from #3 to #6. HW: Bruce Woodcock 18-1 (15) UD 8 Wilde Piet 10-7 (8) Woodcock struggled and was hurt badly in the 3rd, but survived and did most things right later on, scoring a KD in the 7th en route to a clear decision. Woodcock is still #3 behind Muscato and fellow brit Don Cockell who is about step into the ring. Main Event HW: Don Cockell 18-0-1 (9) TKO 1 Paul Ball 5-6-1 (4) Cockell scored a quick knockdown and then went in for the kill, and the referee decided to award the TKO win for Cockell. The brit remains at #2. __________________ http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/boar...d.php?t=159471 Last edited by aaaaaaaaa; 11-04-2009 at 09:38 AM.