The Mighty Atoms - All time Flyweight Championship - Page 8

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 10:16 AM

Panama Al Brown (#6) TKO2 Guty Espadas (#38)

Tough luck on Guty.

Espadas had his tournament cruelly ended when he was stopped on a cut in the second round. A left jab from Brown had opened a gash on Espadas right eyelid causing blood to flow down his face. Brown stabbed another jab to his eye which split it further giving the doctor at ringside an easy decision.

Once again it appeared that Brown had taken the bout lightly. As he entered the ring it seemed that his condition was less than perfect.

Next bout .....

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 10:22 AM

Miguel Canto (#5) V Zolani Petelo (#28)

Azteca Stadium, Mexico City

Canto (left) was a splendid boxer. He was not a power hitter but was a "busy" and effective puncher. During his career, he won the WBC Flyweight Championship of the World and defended his title fourteen times. He also won the Flyweight Championship of Mexico and the Flyweight Championship of Yucatan. He defeated such men as Bertulio Gonzalez, Shoji Oguma, Martin Vargas, Gabriel Bernal, Antonio Avelar, Kimio Furesawa, Jiro Takada, Susumu Hanagata, Jose Luis Cetina, Ignacio Espinal, Orlando Maldonaldo and Sung Jun Kim. Canto was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998.

Mexico City, DF Won UD 10 Leo Gamez (4-0-0)

Petelo won the IBF Minimumweight title in 1997 before making five successful defences. He became the last man to fight Ricardo Lopez whilst trying to win the IBF Light Flyweight belt in 2001. Lopez knocked him out in eight rounds.

East London Won UD 10 Fermin Gomez (1-0-0)

CONN CHRIS · 09-24-2009, 11:22 AM

Canto UD Petelo

I'm going to get right this time!

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 01:09 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

Canto UD Petelo

I'm going to get right this time!

I'm with you on that one.

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 01:41 PM

Miguel Canto (#5) TKO9(Cuts) Zolani Petelo (#28)

Canto turned this into a mismatch. From the opening bell he peppered his opponent with jabs, crosses and hooks, Petelo had no answer.

The writing was on the wall from the second round, Canto landed a sharp right cross which immediately drew blood over Petelo's left eyebrow. Canto targetted the injury for the next six rounds until after two inspection's the ringside doctor called the fight over. In truth the stoppage saved Petelo from futher damage.

Next fight .........

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 01:46 PM

Ricardo Lopez (#4) V Betulio Gonzalez (#36)

MGM Grand, Las Vegas

Lopez (left) was a very talented battler who achieved what all boxers strive to attain - an unbeaten career. Ricardo was a boxer-puncher warrior who packed a good punch; He won the IBF Light Flyweight Championship of the World, the WBC Minimumweight Championship of the World, the WBA Minimumweight Championship of the World, the WBO Minimumweight Championship of the World and the WBC Continental Americas Minimumweight Championship during his career.He defeated such men as Rosendo Alvarez, Saman Sorjaturong, Alex "Nene" Sanchez, Ala Villamor, Kermin Guardia, Andy Tabanas, Kyun Yun Lee, Mongkol Charoen, Ratanapol Sor Vorapin, Will Grigsby, Domingo "Pretty Boy" Lucas, Rey Hernandez and Rocky Lin.Lopez was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2007 and the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2007.

Las Vegas, NV Won UD 10 Eyup Can (4-0-0)

Gonzalez held both WBA and WBC 'World' title belts at Flyweight. He held notable victories over Guty Espadas, Martin Vargas and Shoji Oguma. He lost 12 times in a 93 fight career.

Manilla Won TKO 8 Dodie Boy Penalosa (0-0-0)
Bucheon Won UD 10 Yun-Un Chin (1-0-0)

CONN CHRIS · 09-24-2009, 01:47 PM

Lopez TKO8 Gonzalez

I really need to just give this up.

Tosti · 09-24-2009, 01:49 PM

Quote:

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

Lopez TKO8 Gonzalez

I really need to just give this up.

Thought you had the last one until the 'cuts scourge of TB' struck!

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 04:52 AM

Ricardo Lopez (#4) SD12 Betulio Gonzalez (#36)

The fight of the round!

Lopez scrambled to victory in the best fight of the second round. It started badly for the Mexican, he endured a torrid time in the third round after being caught with a fuselage of right hands one of which opened a cut over his left eye.

Lopez gained the ascendancy and broke up his opponents attacks with a stiff left jab and right cross. Going into the tenth round Lopez was a couple of points clear and looking good for the next round. Gonzalez had other ideas and halfway through the stanza exploded a right cross on to chin of Lopez. Lopez hit the deck but got to his feet too quickly and Gonazalez waded in to him, hammering home blows to both head and body, referee Hazzard must have been a whisker away from stopping the contest.

Gonzalez carried on the good work in the eleventh, leaving everything to play for in the last. Lopez saved his best work until the twelfth round when he caught Gonzalez with a right hook which sent his foe to the ropes. The final round rally from Lopez was enough to secure a split decision points victory.

Up next .......

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 05:02 AM

Pascual Perez (#3) V Percy Jones (#35)

Estadio Norte, Rosario

Perez (left) was a terrific hitter on a short frame. Shorter than most of his opponents, he usually hammered them down to size. He lost only 7 times in 92 contests and had win streaks of 51 bouts and 28 bouts. During his career, Pasqual won the Flyweight Championship of the World. In doing so, he became the first World Champion from Argentina.

Rosario Won KO 7 Jackie Brown (3-0-0)

Jones held British, European and IBU World Flyweight titles. From a Welsh mining family Jones started his boxing career in the booths before turning pro.The Great War interrupted his boxing career and Percy enlisted in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He was serving as a sergeant when he was badly wounded in the leg. After almost 30 operations to save the leg it was eventually amputated. Jones was also badly affected by poison gas. He died of trench fever in 1922 on Christmas Day, one day short of his 30th birthday.

Cardiff Won UD 10 Ignacio Espinal (1-0-0)
Belfast Won UD 10 Rinty Monaghan (0-0-0)

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 02:30 PM

Pascual Perez (#3) UD12 Percy Jones (#35)

A valiant effort from the Welsh underdog!

Pascual Perez moved into the next round of the tournament courtesy of a hard won but unanimous points decision.

The Argentinian fighter was the more defence minded of the two throughout the contest. By the end of the eighth round he had built a good points advantage by planting his jab into the face of the oncoming Welshman.

The only knockdown of the fight came in the tenth when Jones walked into a right cross from Perez and was sent to the canvas. He dusted himself off and saw out the round but must have known he needed to stop Perez to gain the verdict.

Jones went on the offensive and found his target with a couple of good right hooks but it was too late and Perez gained the victory.

Next up ...............

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 02:40 PM

Pancho Villa (#2) V Jackie Jurich (#34)

Quezon City, Metro Manilla

Villa (left) was an explosive and relentless fighter who hit hard with both fists, fighting in the fashion of a "miniature" Jack Dempsey. Many consider him to be the greatest Asian fighter ever. Among those he defeated were Johnny Buff, Abe Goldstein, Terry Martin, Jimmy Wilde, Benny Schwartz, Georgie Marks, Bud Taylor, and Clever Sencio. Villa died of blood poisoning from an infected tooth 10 days after his last fight.Nat Fleischer ranked Villa as the #2 All-Time Flyweight. He was inducted into the Ring Boxing Hall of Fame in 1961 and the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1994.

Manilla Won UD 10 Dennis Adams (3-0-0)

Jurich fought 84 times through his career and held the American Flyweight Title. He stopped only 18 men for his 62 wins and fought Manuel Ortiz, Lou Salica, Little Dado and Small Montana amongst others.

Atlanta, GA Won UD 10 Keitaro Hoshino (1-0-0)
Managua Won UD 10 Raton Mojica (0-0-0)

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 05:50 PM

Jackie Jurich (#34) SD12 Pancho Villa (#2)

The number two seed is dumped out in front of his owns fans!

Jurich produced the rounds biggest upset by outpointing Pancho Villa. Villa looked in awful shape as he entered the ring and paid a heavy toll.

Jurich's game plan was simple, move and jab, and it worked. Villa was never able to pressurize his man and was apparently behind on the scorecards from the word go. The hometwown fighter was a spent token from the eighth round onwards and was unable to break into Jurich's gameplan.

Next up ..............

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 05:54 PM

Jimmy Wilde (#1) V Bebis Mendoza (#32)

Cardiff Arms Park

The skinny, frail-looking Wilde (left) was a dynamic fighter with a powerful punch. He was taught to fight by his future father-in-law, the legendary mountain fighter Dai Davies, while working in the mines of Wales. At age 16, Jimmy began exhibiting in the boxing booth of Jack Scarrott, where he appeared from 1909 to 1914 in an estimated 500 fights.Nat Fleischer ranked Wilde as the #1 All-Time Flyweight.

London Won TKO 7 Shoji Oguma (5-0-0)

Mendoza held the WBA Lt Flyweight title after defeating Rosendo Alvarez. He was only stopped once during a 34 fight career.

Barranquilla Won UD 10 Jake Matlala (1-0-0)

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 06:07 PM

Jimmy Wilde (#1) KO4 Beibis Mendoza (#32)

Wilde gave the dangerous Mendoza a fearful beating!

This fight was never going to last too long, but the near twelve minutes it did last belonged entirely to Jimmy Wilde.

The number 1 seed hammered Mendoza from the opening bell until he was counted out halfway through the fourth round. Mendoza was down for the first time in the fight in the fourth after wearing a right hook from Wilde, no sooner had he got to his feet he was met with a right cross from Wilde which proved to be the last punch of the bout.

Next up ...... Round 2 replay result.......

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 06:14 PM

Johnny Buff (#56) KO1 Terry Allen (#41)

The fight lasted 38 seconds including the count.

The paired squared up to each and Buff smacked a right cross to Allen's jaw, game over.

Buff becomes the sixteenth and final fighter to make the hat for the third round.

Tosti · 09-25-2009, 06:34 PM

Ricardo Lopez (#4) V Miguel Canto (#5)
Fidel LaBarba (#7) V Panama Al Brown (#6)
Jackie Jurich (#34) V Midget Wolgast (#10)
Benny Lynch (#20) V Saman Sorjaturong (#11)
Peter Kane (#53) V Johnny Buff (#56)
Horacio Accavallo (#18) V Sot Chitalada (#40)
Jung Koo Chang (#16) V Frankie Genaro (#14)
Jimmy Wilde (#1) V Pascual Perez (#3)

The first drawn fighter will enjoy home advantage.

All fights will take place over 12 rounds.

Infinity · 10-17-2009, 02:08 AM

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Originally Posted by Tosti

Ricardo Lopez (#4) V Miguel Canto (#5)
Fidel LaBarba (#7) V Panama Al Brown (#6)
Jackie Jurich (#34) V Midget Wolgast (#10)
Benny Lynch (#20) V Saman Sorjaturong (#11)
Peter Kane (#53) V Johnny Buff (#56)
Horacio Accavallo (#18) V Sot Chitalada (#40)
Jung Koo Chang (#16) V Frankie Genaro (#14)
Jimmy Wilde (#1) V Pascual Perez (#3)

The first drawn fighter will enjoy home advantage.

All fights will take place over 12 rounds.

Predictions:

Canto over Lopez
Brown over LaBarba
Wolgast over Jurich
Lynch over Sorjaturong
Kane over Buff
Accavalo over Chitalada
Chang over Genaro
Wilde over Perez

CONN CHRIS · 10-18-2009, 09:36 PM

Ricardo Lopez
Panama Al Brown
Jackie Jurich
Saman Sorjaturong
Johnny Buff
Horacio Accavallo
Jung Koo Chang
Jimmy Wilde

I won't make any round or actual result predictions - those aren't going so well for me.

Tosti · 10-19-2009, 03:12 AM

Should be able to pick up on this again soon.

Move house last week, utter chaos!

09-24-2009, 10:16 AM	#141 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Panama Al Brown (#6) TKO2 Guty Espadas (#38) Tough luck on Guty. Espadas had his tournament cruelly ended when he was stopped on a cut in the second round. A left jab from Brown had opened a gash on Espadas right eyelid causing blood to flow down his face. Brown stabbed another jab to his eye which split it further giving the doctor at ringside an easy decision. Once again it appeared that Brown had taken the bout lightly. As he entered the ring it seemed that his condition was less than perfect. Next bout .....

09-24-2009, 10:22 AM	#142 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 12 Miguel Canto (#5) V Zolani Petelo (#28) Azteca Stadium, Mexico City Canto (left) was a splendid boxer. He was not a power hitter but was a "busy" and effective puncher. During his career, he won the WBC Flyweight Championship of the World and defended his title fourteen times. He also won the Flyweight Championship of Mexico and the Flyweight Championship of Yucatan. He defeated such men as Bertulio Gonzalez, Shoji Oguma, Martin Vargas, Gabriel Bernal, Antonio Avelar, Kimio Furesawa, Jiro Takada, Susumu Hanagata, Jose Luis Cetina, Ignacio Espinal, Orlando Maldonaldo and Sung Jun Kim. Canto was inducted into the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1998. Mexico City, DF Won UD 10 Leo Gamez (4-0-0) Petelo won the IBF Minimumweight title in 1997 before making five successful defences. He became the last man to fight Ricardo Lopez whilst trying to win the IBF Light Flyweight belt in 2001. Lopez knocked him out in eight rounds. East London Won UD 10 Fermin Gomez (1-0-0) Attached Images

09-24-2009, 11:22 AM	#143 (permalink)
CONN CHRIS Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 23,467 Thanks: 552 Thanked 501x in 351 posts	Canto UD Petelo I'm going to get right this time! __________________ REC World Prizefighter Rankings Challenge my Brute!

09-24-2009, 01:41 PM	#145 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Miguel Canto (#5) TKO9(Cuts) Zolani Petelo (#28) Canto turned this into a mismatch. From the opening bell he peppered his opponent with jabs, crosses and hooks, Petelo had no answer. The writing was on the wall from the second round, Canto landed a sharp right cross which immediately drew blood over Petelo's left eyebrow. Canto targetted the injury for the next six rounds until after two inspection's the ringside doctor called the fight over. In truth the stoppage saved Petelo from futher damage. Next fight .........

09-24-2009, 01:46 PM	#146 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 13 Ricardo Lopez (#4) V Betulio Gonzalez (#36) MGM Grand, Las Vegas Lopez (left) was a very talented battler who achieved what all boxers strive to attain - an unbeaten career. Ricardo was a boxer-puncher warrior who packed a good punch; He won the IBF Light Flyweight Championship of the World, the WBC Minimumweight Championship of the World, the WBA Minimumweight Championship of the World, the WBO Minimumweight Championship of the World and the WBC Continental Americas Minimumweight Championship during his career.He defeated such men as Rosendo Alvarez, Saman Sorjaturong, Alex "Nene" Sanchez, Ala Villamor, Kermin Guardia, Andy Tabanas, Kyun Yun Lee, Mongkol Charoen, Ratanapol Sor Vorapin, Will Grigsby, Domingo "Pretty Boy" Lucas, Rey Hernandez and Rocky Lin.Lopez was inducted into the World Boxing Hall of Fame in 2007 and the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 2007. Las Vegas, NV Won UD 10 Eyup Can (4-0-0) Gonzalez held both WBA and WBC 'World' title belts at Flyweight. He held notable victories over Guty Espadas, Martin Vargas and Shoji Oguma. He lost 12 times in a 93 fight career. Manilla Won TKO 8 Dodie Boy Penalosa (0-0-0) Bucheon Won UD 10 Yun-Un Chin (1-0-0) Attached Images

09-24-2009, 01:47 PM	#147 (permalink)
CONN CHRIS Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 23,467 Thanks: 552 Thanked 501x in 351 posts	Lopez TKO8 Gonzalez I really need to just give this up. __________________ REC World Prizefighter Rankings Challenge my Brute!

09-25-2009, 04:52 AM	#149 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Ricardo Lopez (#4) SD12 Betulio Gonzalez (#36) The fight of the round! Lopez scrambled to victory in the best fight of the second round. It started badly for the Mexican, he endured a torrid time in the third round after being caught with a fuselage of right hands one of which opened a cut over his left eye. Lopez gained the ascendancy and broke up his opponents attacks with a stiff left jab and right cross. Going into the tenth round Lopez was a couple of points clear and looking good for the next round. Gonzalez had other ideas and halfway through the stanza exploded a right cross on to chin of Lopez. Lopez hit the deck but got to his feet too quickly and Gonazalez waded in to him, hammering home blows to both head and body, referee Hazzard must have been a whisker away from stopping the contest. Gonzalez carried on the good work in the eleventh, leaving everything to play for in the last. Lopez saved his best work until the twelfth round when he caught Gonzalez with a right hook which sent his foe to the ropes. The final round rally from Lopez was enough to secure a split decision points victory. Up next .......

09-25-2009, 05:02 AM	#150 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 14 Pascual Perez (#3) V Percy Jones (#35) Estadio Norte, Rosario Perez (left) was a terrific hitter on a short frame. Shorter than most of his opponents, he usually hammered them down to size. He lost only 7 times in 92 contests and had win streaks of 51 bouts and 28 bouts. During his career, Pasqual won the Flyweight Championship of the World. In doing so, he became the first World Champion from Argentina. Rosario Won KO 7 Jackie Brown (3-0-0) Jones held British, European and IBU World Flyweight titles. From a Welsh mining family Jones started his boxing career in the booths before turning pro.The Great War interrupted his boxing career and Percy enlisted in the Royal Welsh Fusiliers. He was serving as a sergeant when he was badly wounded in the leg. After almost 30 operations to save the leg it was eventually amputated. Jones was also badly affected by poison gas. He died of trench fever in 1922 on Christmas Day, one day short of his 30th birthday. Cardiff Won UD 10 Ignacio Espinal (1-0-0) Belfast Won UD 10 Rinty Monaghan (0-0-0) Attached Images

09-25-2009, 02:30 PM	#151 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Pascual Perez (#3) UD12 Percy Jones (#35) A valiant effort from the Welsh underdog! Pascual Perez moved into the next round of the tournament courtesy of a hard won but unanimous points decision. The Argentinian fighter was the more defence minded of the two throughout the contest. By the end of the eighth round he had built a good points advantage by planting his jab into the face of the oncoming Welshman. The only knockdown of the fight came in the tenth when Jones walked into a right cross from Perez and was sent to the canvas. He dusted himself off and saw out the round but must have known he needed to stop Perez to gain the verdict. Jones went on the offensive and found his target with a couple of good right hooks but it was too late and Perez gained the victory. Next up ...............

09-25-2009, 02:40 PM	#152 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 15 Pancho Villa (#2) V Jackie Jurich (#34) Quezon City, Metro Manilla Villa (left) was an explosive and relentless fighter who hit hard with both fists, fighting in the fashion of a "miniature" Jack Dempsey. Many consider him to be the greatest Asian fighter ever. Among those he defeated were Johnny Buff, Abe Goldstein, Terry Martin, Jimmy Wilde, Benny Schwartz, Georgie Marks, Bud Taylor, and Clever Sencio. Villa died of blood poisoning from an infected tooth 10 days after his last fight.Nat Fleischer ranked Villa as the #2 All-Time Flyweight. He was inducted into the Ring Boxing Hall of Fame in 1961 and the International Boxing Hall of Fame in 1994. Manilla Won UD 10 Dennis Adams (3-0-0) Jurich fought 84 times through his career and held the American Flyweight Title. He stopped only 18 men for his 62 wins and fought Manuel Ortiz, Lou Salica, Little Dado and Small Montana amongst others. Atlanta, GA Won UD 10 Keitaro Hoshino (1-0-0) Managua Won UD 10 Raton Mojica (0-0-0) Attached Images

09-25-2009, 05:50 PM	#153 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Jackie Jurich (#34) SD12 Pancho Villa (#2) The number two seed is dumped out in front of his owns fans! Jurich produced the rounds biggest upset by outpointing Pancho Villa. Villa looked in awful shape as he entered the ring and paid a heavy toll. Jurich's game plan was simple, move and jab, and it worked. Villa was never able to pressurize his man and was apparently behind on the scorecards from the word go. The hometwown fighter was a spent token from the eighth round onwards and was unable to break into Jurich's gameplan. Next up ..............

09-25-2009, 05:54 PM	#154 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 2 - Bout 16 Jimmy Wilde (#1) V Bebis Mendoza (#32) Cardiff Arms Park The skinny, frail-looking Wilde (left) was a dynamic fighter with a powerful punch. He was taught to fight by his future father-in-law, the legendary mountain fighter Dai Davies, while working in the mines of Wales. At age 16, Jimmy began exhibiting in the boxing booth of Jack Scarrott, where he appeared from 1909 to 1914 in an estimated 500 fights.Nat Fleischer ranked Wilde as the #1 All-Time Flyweight. London Won TKO 7 Shoji Oguma (5-0-0) Mendoza held the WBA Lt Flyweight title after defeating Rosendo Alvarez. He was only stopped once during a 34 fight career. Barranquilla Won UD 10 Jake Matlala (1-0-0) Attached Images

09-25-2009, 06:07 PM	#155 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Jimmy Wilde (#1) KO4 Beibis Mendoza (#32) Wilde gave the dangerous Mendoza a fearful beating! This fight was never going to last too long, but the near twelve minutes it did last belonged entirely to Jimmy Wilde. The number 1 seed hammered Mendoza from the opening bell until he was counted out halfway through the fourth round. Mendoza was down for the first time in the fight in the fourth after wearing a right hook from Wilde, no sooner had he got to his feet he was met with a right cross from Wilde which proved to be the last punch of the bout. Next up ...... Round 2 replay result.......

09-25-2009, 06:14 PM	#156 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Result: Johnny Buff (#56) KO1 Terry Allen (#41) The fight lasted 38 seconds including the count. The paired squared up to each and Buff smacked a right cross to Allen's jaw, game over. Buff becomes the sixteenth and final fighter to make the hat for the third round.

09-25-2009, 06:34 PM	#157 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Round 3 Draw Ricardo Lopez (#4) V Miguel Canto (#5) Fidel LaBarba (#7) V Panama Al Brown (#6) Jackie Jurich (#34) V Midget Wolgast (#10) Benny Lynch (#20) V Saman Sorjaturong (#11) Peter Kane (#53) V Johnny Buff (#56) Horacio Accavallo (#18) V Sot Chitalada (#40) Jung Koo Chang (#16) V Frankie Genaro (#14) Jimmy Wilde (#1) V Pascual Perez (#3) The first drawn fighter will enjoy home advantage. All fights will take place over 12 rounds. Last edited by Tosti; 09-25-2009 at 09:09 PM.

10-18-2009, 09:36 PM	#159 (permalink)
CONN CHRIS Global Moderator Join Date: Oct 2004 Posts: 23,467 Thanks: 552 Thanked 501x in 351 posts	Ricardo Lopez Panama Al Brown Jackie Jurich Saman Sorjaturong Johnny Buff Horacio Accavallo Jung Koo Chang Jimmy Wilde I won't make any round or actual result predictions - those aren't going so well for me. __________________ REC World Prizefighter Rankings Challenge my Brute!

10-19-2009, 03:12 AM	#160 (permalink)
Tosti Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2003 Location: London Posts: 6,445 Thanks: 73 Thanked 120x in 116 posts	Should be able to pick up on this again soon. Move house last week, utter chaos!

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