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Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 17:49
by kikibalt
THEHAMMER321 wrote:Frank, srry to hear about Tony, I will be praying for him. :bow:
Thanks Paul

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 17:53
by kikibalt
I'm told that the surgery won't be done till tomorrow morning

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 18:12
by Randyman
kikibalt wrote:I just heard from Bobby, Anthony is going into surgery at 3:30 PM for his right knee. And its six and not two broken ribs....Poor dude...
It's bad but all things considered it could have been worse. God was watching over Tony.
Jeri sends her prayers to the Baltazar family.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 19:06
by kikibalt
Randyman wrote:
kikibalt wrote:I just heard from Bobby, Anthony is going into surgery at 3:30 PM for his right knee. And its six and not two broken ribs....Poor dude...
It's bad but all things considered it could have been worse. God was watching over Tony.
Jeri sends her prayers to the Baltazar family.
Randy, thank Jeri for us here, connie, Linda, James, Keana and James girlfriend Ronny are on their way to Phx. as we speak, I will be going early next week.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 23:01
by Rick Farris
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This is the photo of the month :TU: :TU:
Good one, Bennie!

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 29 Oct 2010, 23:13
by Rick Farris
I'm folding up for the night.

My sincere thoughts and prayers go out again for our Tony "The Tiger" Baltazar.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 00:43
by CNorkusJr
We are all listening and watching the updates, Frank. Sounds like he will do just fine with the way you describe things, Just the same, our Prayers and Thoughts always.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 04:05
by bennie
kikibalt wrote:I just heard from Bobby, Anthony is going into surgery at 3:30 PM for his right knee. And its six and not two broken ribs....Poor dude...

Jesus! Very best wishes to Tony. My thoughts are with him and you Frankie and all the Baltazar family.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 08:56
by kikibalt
bennie wrote:
kikibalt wrote:I just heard from Bobby, Anthony is going into surgery at 3:30 PM for his right knee. And its six and not two broken ribs....Poor dude...

Jesus! Very best wishes to Tony. My thoughts are with him and you Frankie and all the Baltazar family.
Thank you much Bennie

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 09:03
by kikibalt
CNorkusJr wrote:We are all listening and watching the updates, Frank. Sounds like he will do just fine with the way you describe things, Just the same, our Prayers and Thoughts always.
Thanks Charlie for your prayers and thought, much appreciated.

With six broken ribs and a right broken knee Anthony is in lot of pain, he is having surgery this morning on the knee. he has a long road ahead of him.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 10:34
by scartissue
kikibalt wrote:
CNorkusJr wrote:We are all listening and watching the updates, Frank. Sounds like he will do just fine with the way you describe things, Just the same, our Prayers and Thoughts always.
Thanks Charlie for your prayers and thought, much appreciated.

With six broken ribs and a right broken knee Anthony is in lot of pain, he is having surgery this morning on the knee. he has a long road ahead of him.
Keep us posted, Frank. Tony's a tough dude and he's got a tough old man. We're praying for him.

Scartissue

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 10:47
by kikibalt
scartissue wrote:
kikibalt wrote:
CNorkusJr wrote:We are all listening and watching the updates, Frank. Sounds like he will do just fine with the way you describe things, Just the same, our Prayers and Thoughts always.
Thanks Charlie for your prayers and thought, much appreciated.

With six broken ribs and a right broken knee Anthony is in lot of pain, he is having surgery this morning on the knee. he has a long road ahead of him.
Keep us posted, Frank. Tony's a tough dude and he's got a tough old man. We're praying for him.

Scartissue
Thanks, Dan, for your kind words....

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 11:19
by bennie
One of our former British champions, Robert Dickie, has died of a heart attack. Dickie won the British featherweight title made vacant by Barry McGuigan in 1986. He secured a Lonsdale Belt outright by successfully defending the title twice but his career flagged after that. Nevertheless, Robert was a strong fighter, and a brave fighter, and his death is terrible news. He was seen over the weekend by a poster who said that Robert had clearly "had a few" but looked well and in good nick. It just goes to show you never can tell. Dickie was 46.


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Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 11:32
by kikibalt
bennie wrote:One of our former British champions, Robert Dickie, has died of a heart attack. Dickie won the British featherweight title made vacant by Barry McGuigan in 1986. He secured a Lonsdale Belt outright by successfully defending the title twice but his career flagged after that. Nevertheless, Robert was a strong fighter, and a brave fighter, and his death is terrible news. He was seen over the weekend by a poster who said that Robert had clearly "had a few" but looked well and in good nick. It just goes to show you never can tell. Dickie was 46.


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Condolences to Robert Dickie's family and friends....

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 11:35
by bennie
What is the latest on Tony, Frankie?

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 11:42
by kikibalt
bennie wrote:What is the latest on Tony, Frankie?
He is in surgery as we speak, Bennie

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 12:59
by kikibalt
Just talked to Connie, she said surgery is over and the doctor said it went well, they had to put a plate on his knee.

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 13:24
by Randyman
kikibalt wrote:Just talked to Connie, she said surgery is over and the doctor said it went well, they had to put a plate on his knee.
That's good news Frank. :TU: Tony is tough and will handle what ever needs to be done. How is Connie? I'm sure the both of you had a rough night. Rest easy today my friend.

I posted a brief notice on my site. I'm sure Tony's fans will want to know how he's doing.

Our prayers to you and your family.

Randy

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 14:03
by kikibalt
Randyman wrote:
kikibalt wrote:Just talked to Connie, she said surgery is over and the doctor said it went well, they had to put a plate on his knee.
That's good news Frank. :TU: Tony is tough and will handle what ever needs to be done. How is Connie? I'm sure the both of you had a rough night. Rest easy today my friend.

I posted a brief notice on my site. I'm sure Tony's fans will want to know how he's doing.

Our prayers to you and your family.

Randy
Thank you guys so much, Randy.

Connie is in AZ. and I'm home, so I don't know what kind of night she had. but knowing her I'm sure she didn't, like me, sleep too good...

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 14:57
by kikibalt
Doctors told Connie that Anthony will start therapy on the knee tomorrow... boy that's quick

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 19:27
by THEHAMMER321
Frank glad to hear Tony is doing ok, I remember the first time I ever heard of Tony ''The Tiger'' it was late 1982 I think,and Ko magazine I think it was had a piece profiling the biggest punchers in each division and Tony headed the list in the Lightweight division, at that point I had never seen Tony fight, when I got to see him fight a few months after I read the article vs Howard Davis I saw for myself that the people who wrote that article knew what they were talking about as he kept knocking Howard down with the left hook, God bless Tony Baltazar, you're fan for life Paul Zappulla. :bow:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 19:40
by kikibalt
THEHAMMER321 wrote:Frank glad to hear Tony is doing ok, I remember the first time I ever heard of Tony ''The Tiger'' it was late 1982 I think,and Ko magazine I think it was had a piece profiling the biggest punchers in each division and Tony headed the list in the Lightweight division, at that point I had never seen Tony fight, when I got to see him fight a few months after I read the article vs Howard Davis I saw for myself that the people who wrote that article knew what they were talking about as he kept knocking Howard down with the left hook, God bless Tony Baltazar, you're fan for life Paul Zappulla. :bow:
:TU: :TU: :TU:

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 20:42
by Chuck1052
Frank, I am happy that Tony is doing well after undergoing surgery. Hope that he recovers completely from the injuries that he sustained in the accident.

- Chuck Johnston

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 21:00
by kikibalt
Chuck1052 wrote:Frank, I am happy that Tony is doing well after undergoing surgery. Hope that he recovers completely from the injuries that he sustained in the accident.

- Chuck Johnston
Thanks Chuck, doctors are keeping a close eye on him because his heart rate is too high, and they don't know why....

Re: Classic American West Coast Boxing

Posted: 30 Oct 2010, 22:17
by Randyman
bennie wrote:One of our former British champions, Robert Dickie, has died of a heart attack. Dickie won the British featherweight title made vacant by Barry McGuigan in 1986. He secured a Lonsdale Belt outright by successfully defending the title twice but his career flagged after that. Nevertheless, Robert was a strong fighter, and a brave fighter, and his death is terrible news. He was seen over the weekend by a poster who said that Robert had clearly "had a few" but looked well and in good nick. It just goes to show you never can tell. Dickie was 46.


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I'm sorry to hear about this. My condolences to Dickie's family, friends and fans.