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Saturday 27th of January, 1973

Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA

WBA - George Foreman v Earnie Shavers
Jerry Quarry v Pedro Agosto II
Mike Weaver v Mel Turnbow
Larry Holmes v Larry Frazier

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Originally Posted by mh2365

I'm going to do that in my universe somewhat when Marvin Johnson joins next year. It will still be random but I may be a bit picky with him.

I actually got the idea from JCWEBs universe.. It'll be fun to see how far i can take a 'average' fighter like Leroy Jones.

[mikehoudini]

Originally Posted by aaaaaaaaa

Saturday 27th of January, 1973

Madison Square Garden, New York, NY, USA

WBA - George Foreman v Earnie Shavers
Jerry Quarry v Pedro Agosto II
Mike Weaver v Mel Turnbow
Larry Holmes v Larry Frazier

I doubt that Mel Turnbow's stint at the Garden will last too long, but maybe he'll surprise me!

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Larry Holmes pro debut v Larry Frazier 7-1-0 (4), 6 rounds

The 1972 olympic gold medalist is kicked off with a very tough test against Larry Frazier whose loss came to belgiums Lanceloot Heyndrickx (14-15-7).

Holmes started out in brutal fashion as he landed 55 punches in the 1st round before the ref stopped the fight as Frazier was defenseless.

Larry Holmes wins by KO 1 as he improves to 1-0-0 (1)

Mike Weaver 9-0-0 (6) v Mel Turnbow 23-16-2 (4), 8 rounds

Weaver was just too much for Turnbow as he Kayo'ed Turnbow in the 3rd.

Mike Weaver improves to 10-0-0 (7) with a KO 3.

Jerry Quarry 31-5-0 (25) v Pedro Agosto 24-9-0 (16), 10 rounds

Quarry seems to have got his career up and running again with 3 straight wins against Buster Mathis, Gianni Chiaromonte and Jack O'Halloran. Quarry was originally IBF champ with a record of 27-0. He then ran into Joe Frazier and as expected lost. The big fall came with his two losses against Al Jones. Then he decided to step it a bit down in class as he wanted to face 'new kid on the block' Pedro Agosto who had just beat Buster Mathis in a big upset and many at that point considered it to be one lucky fight. Quarry lost a split decision. Here is the rematch finally;

Quarry hurts Agosto in the 1st. Agosto wins a big 2nd. Quarry just slightly edges the 3rd. Agosto is knocked down with a big hook in the 4th. As he rises, Quarry is all over him and sends him down again. Agosto rises once again only to face a firing squad in Quarry as he got pounded defenseless before the ref stepped in!

Jerry Quarry TKO 4 Pedro Agosto

Quarry finally got his revenge and improves to 32-5-0 (26) and could be making another run at glory.

George Foreman 24-0-0 (24) v Earnie Shavers 23-0-0 (20), 15 rounds for the WBA championship

The battle of undefeateds is here! The two sluggers career has been running side by side for three years now as both has beat every possible competetion faced. Both fighters has a big punch. Both fighters has a rather bad stamina. Shavers' stamina might be a bit better though, while Shavers has more killer instinct.

1st round: Shavers lands a straight right. Foreman lands a sweet uppercut! Foreman lands a overhand right. Foreman lands a quick hook up top. Foreman lands a wicked uppercut in close. Foreman lands a devastating uppercut that cuts Shavers above his right eye. Foreman lands a big hook. Shavers lands a big hook! 10/9 Foreman

2nd round: Shavers lands a cross. Foreman lands a jab as Shavers cut worsens. Shavers lands a solid uppercut on the inside. Foreman lands a hard cross. Shavers lands a crushing hook. Shavers lands a short, hard uppercut to the chin of Foreman. Foreman lands three hard punches in a row! Foreman lands to the body of Shavers. 19/19

3rd round: Shavers lands a solid hook. Shavers lands a quick uppercut on the inside. Foreman lands a smashing uppercut. Foreman lands a crushing right. Shavers lands a big double hook! Shavers lands a devastating hook. Foreman lands a hard jab. Shavers hurts Foreman with a hook up top. 29/28 Shavers

4th round: Foreman lands a jab. Foreman lands a big left. Foreman lands a big hook to Shavers' body. Shavers lands a smashing hook. Shavers lands a jab. Shavers lands a three punch combo! Shavers jolts Foreman with an uppercut. Shavers lands a crushing hook. Shavers lands a straight right! 39/37 Shavers

5th round: Shavers scores with three punches. Shavers hurts Foreman with a big combo! Foreman lands a strong hook that reopens Shavers cut! Foreman lands a big right flush on Shavers chin! Shavers is trying to hang on! Shavers holds on with a clinch. Shavers lands a short hook to Foremans body. Shavers lands a jab. 49/47 Shavers

6th round. Foreman lands a three punch combo! Foreman lands a big cross followed by a winging right! Shavers is hurt! Foreman lands a strong hook! Foreman lands a hard jab! Foreman goes to the body bigtime! Foreman lands a solid cross. Shavers comes back with a right cross. Shavers lands a lead right. 58/57 Shavers

7th round. Shavers lands the big hook flush! Foreman lands a quick hook. Foreman lands a big right hook! Shavers comes back with a hook and a winging right! Foreman lands a big hook to Shavers body. Shavers now besides his cut has his left eye completely swollen shut. Foreman lands a big left! Foreman lands a hard shot off Shavers forehead! Foreman throws a wild overhand right that Shavers didnt see as he drops one knee to the floor. Shavers gets up and is saved by the bell. 67/66 Foreman

8th round. Both fighters are very tired. Shavers lands a big uppercut that snaps Foremans head back! Foreman unleashes a crippling right hand! Foreman lands a sweet uppercut and a big hook that sends Shavers down! Shavers fights but doesnt have the strength to regain his legs!! Foreman wins!

George Foreman KO 8 Earnie Shavers!!

A brutal war! Both fighters took some nonhuman punishment, before Shavers had enough!

George Foreman is the new WBA champion of the world, as he improves to a impressive 25-0-0 (25) record!

[mh2365]

Good fight between Shavers and Foreman.

[javier_83]

how was the cards, at the final??

also how do you use the autosheduler and how do you choose, who fight who??

exelent uni i love the news section

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Originally Posted by javier_83

how was the cards, at the final??

also how do you use the autosheduler and how do you choose, who fight who??

exelent uni i love the news section

66-66, 66-66, 67-65 Foreman.

I have it split in thee groups;

Begin: I take the number of fighters in the group (83) and divide it with 4.5 and that's the number of fights i schedule for that group.

83/4,5 = 18,44 = 18 begin fights

Club: Same thing as above, although i divide it with 5,5

Top: Same thing as above, although i divide it with 6,5

World: This is the top 10 plus the champs that there are (EBU, NABF etc). I matchmake for these fighters in a 'logical way'.

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February 1st, 1973 - News

Peralta to defend LABA title

Argentinan LABA champ Gregorio Peralta (37-13-1 with 22 KO's) will defend his LABA title against Puerto Rican Jose Roman (24-8-0 with 7 KO's) in April on the undercard of Norton v Martin.

Foreman possibly fighting Al Jones

It has been rumoured that both George Foreman (25-0-0 with 25 KO's) and Al Jones (32-5-0 with 7 KO's) has shown interest in fighting eachother. Jones would ofcourse have to get by his March fight against Jurgen Blin.

Changing of the guard

There seem to be a changing of the guard slowly happening as new fighters are taking over at the moment. George Foreman, Ken Norton, Earnie Shavers, Jimmy Young. All are fairly new kids on the block. At the same time alot of the former stars seem to be fading away. Muhammad Ali, George Chuvalo, Gregorio Peralta, Leotis Martin, Oscar Bonavena and Jerry Quarry was the stars a little while ago, but the last couple of years has been going downhill for these fighters.

The ring rankings:

Ch: Joe Frazier 32-3-0 (31)
1. George Foreman 25-0-0 (25)
2. Ken Norton 27-2-0 (23)
3. Al Jones 32-5-0 (7)
4. Al Lewis 29-2-2 (17)
5. Earnie Shavers 23-1-0 (20)
6. Dave Zyglewicz 32-6-0 (23)
7. Leotis Martin 33-10-2 (19)
8. Oscar Bonavena 33-8-0 (26)
9. Jimmy Young 24-0-0 (10)
10. Gregorio Peralta 37-13-1 (22)

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February 1973

Notable auto-scheduled fights
Marc Ecimovic 1-0-0 (1) KO 5 James Cornell 3-5-0 (1)

Larry Holmes 2-0-0 (1) UD 6 Timo Ahola 3-2-0 (1)

Mel Turnbow 24-17-2 (5) TKO 4 Branko Kozniku 18-20-1 (5)

Larry Frazier 8-2-0 (5) KO 6 Gary Wiler 11-14-0 (3)

John Dino Denis 7-0-1 (1) UD 8 Mal Isaacs 6-3-0 (3)

Albert Westphal 43-18-3 (28) D 8 Tony Coyne 4-3-1 (2)

Mike Schutte 10-2-1 (9) TKO 4 Nebosja Sapic 4-6-1 (1)

Eric Saint Louis 19-19-2 (5) SD 10 Bjarne Lingaas 24-12-2 (7)

Pedro Lovell 15-4-0 (12) TKO 5 Ron Stander 18-4-2 (7)

Armando Zanini 18-4-1 (3) SD 10 Jose Urtain 16-7-0 (5)

Richard Dunn 19-6-3 (6) TKO 8 Charlie Green 17-11-1 (4)

Terry Daniels 17-2-0 (6) UD 10 Gianni Chiaromonte 19-15-4 (2)

Del Phillips 16-7-2 (4) TKO 4 Hans Jørgen Jacobsen 21-10-0 (20)

Domenico Adolfi 20-5-0 (8) UD 10 Mecki Friedrich 16-8-0 (7)

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Saturday 3rd of February

Mammoth Gardens, Denver, Colorado

Leroy Jones pro debut v Barry Werther 12-24-5 (1), 6 rounds

Pro debut for 1972 olympic quarter finalist, Leroy Jones. Note that i've 'taken control of this figher' meaning i will matchmake for him and pick his strategys etc all the way through his career. You will be able to read about all of his bouts. The right opponent took some time to find, cause i needed someone who wouldn't be able to beat Jones, but someone who doesn't go down with the first time he is hit.

Normal
1st round: Jones starts off countering well for about two minutes. Werther lands a small hook but that's the only of his punches that gets through. 10/9 Jones

Fight outside offensive
2nd round: Jones completely outboxes Werther as he outlands him 41-0 in punches. 20/18 Jones

Go for controlled KO
3rd round: Jones lands big punches and lands 53 punches to 0 in the round. 30/27 Jones

Go for controlles KO
4th round: Jones wins another huge round, but can't get Werther down. 40/36 Jones

Go all out for KO
5th round: Jones rains combinations on Werther and sends him down. He stands at the count of 8. Jones follows up and sends Werther down again with a cross. Werther is counted out!

Leroy Jones wins a KO 5 as he improves to 1-0-0 (1). He had some trouble getting Werther down, but suceeded in the end. Good pro debut.

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Friday 16th of February, 1973

National Arena, Bangkok, Thailand

We are in exotic enviroments as a huge fight card looks ready to go here in Thailand. The National Arena is packed full with amazing 70000 spectators.

WBO - Joe Frazier v Jimmy Young
Muhammad Ali v Oscar Bonavena
USBA - Dave Zyglewicz v Tony Ventura
Joe Alexander v Larry Duncan
Mike Boswell v Tony Doyle
Fonomanu Sekona v Reno Zurik

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Fonomanu Sekona 10-1-0 (8) v Reno Zurik 7-3-1 (1), 8 rounds

Sekona beat up Zurik. He knocked him down three times in the 4th to win a TKO 4.

Fonomanu Sekona improves to 11-1-0 (9)

Mike Boswell 14-2-0 (10) v Tony 'Irish' Doyle 25-18-2 (12), 8 rounds

Boswell won a pretty straight forward UD with the scores; 79-72, 79-72 and 77-74.

Mike Boswell improves to 15-2-0 (10)

Joe Alexander 20-4-1 (12) v Larry Duncan 13-4-0 (9), 10 rounds

Duncan shocked Alexander by winning a clear UD with the scores; 96-93, 96-92 and 95-93.

Larry Duncan improves to 14-4-0 (9)

Dave 'Ziggy' Zyglewicz 32-6-0 (23) v 'Tough' Tony Ventura 19-9-3 (13), 12 rounds for the USBA title

The two has met each other once before, Ziggy won a TKO 8. Ventura got the shot by defeating italian Bruno Giansanti.

Ventura wins 1st round big. Ziggy wins 2nd. Ziggy edges the 3rd. Big 4th for Ziggy. Ventura is cut in the 5th above his right eye. Ziggy wins the round. Venturas cut worsens too much in the 6th and can't continue making it a succesful defence for Ziggy.

Dave Zyglewicz wins TKO 6 and improves to 33-6-0 (24). Ziggy threw 517-195 punches, but only outlanded Ventura 156-101. Ziggy had a accuracy of 30,2 % while Ventura landed 51,8 % of his shots.

Muhammad Ali 42-3-0 (34) v Oscar Bonavena 33-8-0 (26), 12 rounds

Muhammad Ali's comeback attempt continues against argentine Oscar Bonavena. The two fighters has fought once before; in April 1970. The results was a TKO 15 win for Ali.

1st round: Not much happens for about 2 minutes, until Ali comes strong with fast combinations to win the round. 10/9 Ali

2nd round: Both fighters can land with their punches. Ali's are more effective as he scores in bunches to win a close round. 20/18 Ali

3rd round: Ali gets hit, but never with the big punches. Ali scores with many fast shots, without hurting Bonavena, but outlands him bigtime to win the round. 30/27 Ali

4th round: Ali outboxes and punishes Bonavena for a huge round as the fight was close to being stopped. Punchstats say: 64-0. 40/36 Ali.

5th round: The round is close, as the fighters score very equally. Bonavena is cut above his left eye. 50/46 Ali

6th round: Ali wins a huge round, outboxing Bonavena in every way as he outlands him 40-0. Second round of the night without Bonavena landing a single shot. 60/55

7th round: Alis jab is outboxing Bonavena on it's own. Everytimes Bonavena approaches Ali, he is quickly tagged with a combination. 70/64 Ali

8th round: Bonavenas cut is worsening and has turned into a bloody mess. The ref breaks in to stop the fight!

Muhammad Ali TKO 8 Oscar Bonavena

Cards at the end were: 69-64, 69-64 and 68-65 in favour of Ali.

Muhammad Ali showed that he's not shot, with a impressive win against a top class opponent as he improves to 43-3-0 (35) while Oscar Bonavena moves to 33-9-0 (26).

Joe Frazier 32-3-0 (31) v Jimmy Young 24-0-0 (10), 15 rounds for the undisputed heavyweight championship of the world!

The WBO belt will be on the line.

Joe Frazier has been extremely dominating facind and beating some of the very best. Muhammad Ali three times, as he is to date, the only man to beat Ali. Ernie Terell, Doug Jones, Oscar Bonavena, Gregorio Peralta, Jerry Quarry, Buster Mathis, Leotis Martin and Ken Norton is just some of the names on a very impressive resume.

Jimmy Young has beaten some good competition, but this will no doubt be a much harder opponent that anyone he's ever fought. Victories against Manuel Ramos, Jose Urtain, Mani Vaka, Roger Russell, an old Buster Mathis, Jack O'Halloran and Pedro Agosto are good names, but cannot be compared to Fraziers resume.

Jimmy Young will be trying to keep Frazier away with his fast hands and his Ali like defence. He is also one of the few who has the stamina to go far with Joe Frazier.

Joe Frazier will be looking to swarm and body attack Young all night, and all points towards him being succesfull at it.

1st round: Young lands a quick jab. Young lands a nice volley. Young lands a jab. Another jab. Young scores with a quick hook. Young lands a nice uppercut. Frazier misses with a big left. Young lands a short uppercut on the inside. Frazier has proven that he is a slow starter. Young outlands Frazier 44-0. 10/9 Young.

2nd round: Frazier wins an exchange. Young misses with a lead right and Frazier connects with a huge left. Frazier lands a big cross! A hard right and two left hooks from Frazier. Young lands a short hook. Young lands to Fraziers head and body. Frazier lands a sharp uppercut. 19/19

3rd round: Young lands a three punch flurry. Frazier lands a big left hook. Frazier lands three big right hands! Young wins an exchange. Frazier lands a strong uppercut! Young scores with a lead right. Frazier lands a hard cross. Youngs left eye is starting to swell up. 29/28 Frazier

4th round: Frazier lands a three punch combo. Frazier lands a smashing cross! Young wins an exchange. Young lands a small uppercut. Frazier lands to the body. Frazier lands a winging right! Young lands a solid cross. Young lands a left-right. Young lets his hands go and scores with several good blows. 39/37 Frazier

5th round: Young lands two jabs. Young lands a right hook. Frazier lands an uppercut. Young lands a jab. Young lands a right cross. Young lands a jab. Another two jabs. Young lands an uppercut. Young lands another stinging jab. Youngs jab is very effective. Young outlanded Frazier 64-6 in that round. 48/47 Frazier

6th round: Young lands a hook. Young lands the jab. Fraziers left eye is starting to swell. Young wins an exchange and moves away. Young lands a nice two punch combination. Frazier lands to the body. Frazier lands a big combination! Young lands a hook. Young wins a exchange. Young scores with a cross. 57/57

7th round: Young is cut under the left eye after an accidental headbutt. Young lands a solid combination. Young lands a jab and a punch to Fraziers chest. Young lands two quick jabs. Frazier lands a small volley. Frazier lands nicely to the body. Young lands a right cross. 67/66 Young

8th round: Frazier lands a smashing cross! Frazier lands a quick left hook that hurts Young! Frazier lands the jab and Young lands a cross. Frazier lands a crushing cross. Young lands a short hook to Fraziers body. Young lands a overhand right. 76/76

9th round: Frazier lands to Youngs body. Frazier lands a short hook. Young lands a quick jab. Frazier lands a devastating cross! Frazier lands a counter hook! Frazier lands a short right hand and a crushing left. Frazier rakes Youngs body with hooks. Frazier lands a straight right! Frazier lands a cross. 86/85 Frazier

Youngs left eye is really looking bad from the swelling!

10th round: Frazier lands a solid hook! The fighters exhcange. Frazier lands a three punch combo! Young lands a perfect combination that sends Frazier to the canvas!! Frazier gets up at the count of 5. Young lands a sharp combination! There is a both way exchange. Young lands a short uppercut. 95/94 Young

Youngs eye is completely swollen shut.
For the first time of Fraziers' career, he will fight more than 10 rounds.

11th round: Frazier lands a sweet uppercut! Frazier lands to the chest and neck of Young. Young rips a hook to the body. Frazier lands a huge body blow. Young scores with a hook. Young lands a hook to the body. Young lands a jab. Frazier stuns Young with a quick left hook! Young lands a sneaky right. Frazier lands a right hand. 104/104

12th round: Frazier lands a tremendous left! Young lands a short uppercut. Young lands another short uppercut. Frazier lands a strong hook! Young lands a right cross. Frazier snaps Youngs head back with a sweet uppercut! Frazier lands a hard cross! Frazier lands a crushing uppercut. Now, the referee steps in to look at the swelling at Youngs left eye. He takes him over to the ringside doctor. The doctor and the ref lets it continue. Young lands a jab. 114/113 Frazier

13th round: The fighters exchange. Young lands the jab. Frazier lands a sharp left hand that sends Young down. Young shows heart as he uses all his strength and barely gets up at 9. Frazier lands a quick hook. Frazier lands a hard hook. The ref once again steps between them to look at the swelling at Youngs left eye. That's the second time he's done that when Young was hurt.. He lets it continue. Frazier lands a jab. Frazier lands a hook to the body and lands a wicked right hook that sends Young down! Young shows amazing heart, getting up at the count of 9. Frazier jumps in and smothers Young with a barrage of punches that sends Young down for the third time of the round!! The three knockdown rule is in effect!

Joe Frazier TKO 13 Jimmy Young!

What a great fight! Young took Frazier longer than he ever has, and gave him one of the toughest fights of his career as he has just cemented himself as a bigtime player, in a losing effort!

Scorecards were: 114-113 Frazier, 114-113 for Jimmy Young & 114-113 for Jimmy Young.

Joe Frazier improves to 33-3-0 (32) as he defends his WBO title. Jimmy Young moves to 24-1-0 (10) as he receives the first loss of his career, and what a loss!

[javier_83]

well the return of ali was good

maybe he can fight Zyglewicz for his title

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Inside knowledge on Leroy Jones

Leroy Jones is looking for the second fight of his career. Most things point toward a March or April fight. Opponents being discussed are:

Yoshio Takamura 1-1-0

Jimmy Murdock 8-11-3 (2), has won 4 and gotten 1 draw in his last 5 fights.

Nelson Richards 11-16-5 (4)

David Mills 7-6-2

[javier_83]

lets go for Takamura!!

[btown32]

Looking for Frazier-Young II. Young deserves a rematch!

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Originally Posted by javier_83

lets go for Takamura!!

i'm gonna try to make it very realistic.. so he's probably not the guy to pick.. he'd have to come from Japan to fight a rather unknown american in a small stadium in Denver..

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1st March, 1973

Frazier v Foreman set for July 21st!

WBO champ Joe Frazier (33-3-0 with 32 KO's) will face WBA champ George Foreman (25-0-0 with 25 KO's) in a big unification bout. This is without a doubt, the biggest fight that could possibly be made at this point! Joe Frazier has been dominant, and has beaten every mentionworthy opponent in the HW division, expect for Foreman. George Foreman has been stepping it up again and again lately. KO wins against Oscar Bonavena, Mac Foster, Gregorio Peralta and Dave Zyglewicz gave him the shot to face fellow undefeated Earnie Shavers for the vacant WBA belt. Foreman won a brutal war by 8th round KO. Foreman has 11 1st round KO's while Frazier has 5. Foreman is expected to hold superior power, while Fraziers chin, stamina and agression could make a difference.

Muhammad Ali scheduled against USBA Champ Dave Zyglewicz

Muhammad Ali (43-3-0 with 35 KO's) will challenge Dave Zyglewicz (33-6-0 with 24 KOs) for his USBA title in June. This looks to be another step in Alis comeback after defeating Oscar Bonavena by an impressive 8th round TKO, in a fight where Bonavena never stood a chance. Ali will be the favourite to overcome Zyglewicz, who holds a great chin.

Al Lewis looks to rebound against Ron Stander

Al Lewis (29-2-2 with 17 KOs) will rebound from his December 1972 loss to Ken Norton, as he faces Ron Stander (18-4-2 with 7 KOs) in June.

The ring rankings

Ch. Joe Frazier 33-3-0 (32)
1. George Foreman 25-0-0 (25)
2. Ken Norton 27-2-0 (23)
3. Al Jones 32-5-0 (7)
4. Dave Zyglewicz 33-6-0 (24)
5. Al Lewis 29-2-2 (17)
6. Earnie Shavers 23-1-0 (20)
7. Leotis Martin 33-10-2 (19)
8. Gregorio Peralta 37-13-1 (22)
9. Jimmy Young 24-1-0 (10)
10. Muhammad Ali 43-3-0 (35)

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March, 1973

Notable auto-scheduled fights

Ted Gray 6-1-2 (3) KO 6 Urs Geiger 0-2-0

Larry Holmes 3-0-0 (2) TKO 3 Aaron Capemore 1-4-1

Kevin Isaac 1-0-0 (1) KO 2 Talant Ganeev 3-7-0 (1)

Granville Lloyd 2-0-0 MD 6 Peter Stumpel 9-24-0 (3)

Eddie Neilson 8-0-0 (7) Jeff Pakula 14-13-3 (2)

Ron Lyle 15-0-0 (14) KO 4 Jope Koroi 10-20-0 (4)

Buster Mathis 31-11-0 (8) MD 8 Len Kirley 6-5-0 (1)

Mike Weaver 11-0-0 (8) TKO 6 Brian Halpern 6-3-2 (2)

Albert Westphal 44-18-3 (29) KO 1 Eusebio Machado 12-9-2 (2)

Roger Russell 27-11-0 (2) UD 8 Fred Beilinger 9-8-2 (1)

Pedro Lovell 16-4-0 (13) KO 1 Mel Turnbow 24-18-2 (5)

Richard Dunn 20-6-3 (7) TKO 7 Bruno Giansanti 22-16-3 (7)

Domenico Adolfi 21-5-0 (9) TKO 9 Roger Escude 18-19-6 (6)

Raimo Nisula 18-9-2 (10) KO 7 Roy Williams 29-12-0 (16)

Gene Innocent 25-5-0 (15) TKO 8 Per Lauridsen 11-8-5 (1)

Piermario Baruzzi 18-3-0 (13) DQ 5 Terry Daniels 17-3-0 (6)

Randy Neumann 16-6-0 (6) UD 10 Jan Lubbers 26-12-1 (13)

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Saturday 10th of March, 1973

Earls Court, London, UK

EBU - Joe Bugner v Giuseppe Ros
Al Jones v Jurgen Blin
BBU - Peter Boddington v Dennis Avoth
Mike Schutte v Burghard Lembke