Missing/incorrect knockdown notes

HOGBEAR · Post by **HOGBEAR** » 01 Jun 2004, 12:58

For Freitas vs. Ramirez, a knockdown was called against Freitas in the second round:

Freitas rallied from a disputed second-round knockdown to deck Ramirez twice in the third. The champion continued to punish Ramirez with both hands in the fourth before the referee stepped in to stop the proceedings 19 seconds into the round.

From http://www.sho.com/site/boxing/profile. ... ght=500618

HOGBEAR · Post by **HOGBEAR** » 01 Jun 2004, 19:16

For Ward vs. Gatti I, Gatti was knocked down in the ninth round by a left hook to the body.

Grey · Post by **Grey** » 01 Jun 2004, 19:57

Thanks, I added the comments to the records.

HOGBEAR · Post by **HOGBEAR** » 01 Jun 2004, 20:47

No problem. I'll add others as I find them.

Here's another that's not noted (Holyfield/Tyson):

http://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/box ... wnout.html

Holyfield, 215, knocked Tyson down with a left hook in the sixth round with 37 seconds. Tyson went down on the seat of his pants and skidded back against the ropes with his legs in the air.

And another (Douglas/Tyson):

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/featur ... hback/kod/

The eighth round opened with Douglas again getting the better of Tyson, but it closed with a sudden, classic Tyson right uppercut that dropped Douglas to the canvas with six seconds left. It was the only time that Douglas got careless, and it nearly cost him his eventual stunning upset.

And one more note about the first Ward/Gatti fight:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/boxing ... gattiward/

Saturday night in a bruising battle of junior welterweights. Both fighters left nothing in reserve through 10 grueling rounds, but it was Ward -- on the strength of a fourth-round point deduction and a ninth-round knockdown -- who got the nod on the scorecards of two judges. [...] "It was a tough fight. I thought I should have not gotten a point [taken away] for a low blow because it was not intentional."

Todd Hodgson · Post by **Todd Hodgson** » 07 Jun 2004, 10:53

HOGBEAR wrote:No problem. I'll add others as I find them.

Here's another that's not noted (Holyfield/Tyson):

http://www.reviewjournal.com/sports/box ... wnout.html

Holyfield, 215, knocked Tyson down with a left hook in the sixth round with 37 seconds. Tyson went down on the seat of his pants and skidded back against the ropes with his legs in the air.
And another (Douglas/Tyson):

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/featur ... hback/kod/

The eighth round opened with Douglas again getting the better of Tyson, but it closed with a sudden, classic Tyson right uppercut that dropped Douglas to the canvas with six seconds left. It was the only time that Douglas got careless, and it nearly cost him his eventual stunning upset.
And one more note about the first Ward/Gatti fight:

http://sportsillustrated.cnn.com/boxing ... gattiward/

Saturday night in a bruising battle of junior welterweights. Both fighters left nothing in reserve through 10 grueling rounds, but it was Ward -- on the strength of a fourth-round point deduction and a ninth-round knockdown -- who got the nod on the scorecards of two judges. [...] "It was a tough fight. I thought I should have not gotten a point [taken away] for a low blow because it was not intentional."

I made all of these.