Armando Muniz vs. Eddie Perkins (1st meeting) - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 00:01, 6 October 2008

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	*'''[[NABF]] Welterweight Title''' (~~5th~~ defense of Muniz)		*'''[[NABF]] Welterweight Title''' (4th defense of Muniz)

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue		"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue

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			*'''[[NABF]] Welterweight Title''' (5th defense of Muniz)

			==Summary==
	"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue		"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue

Matt at 19:11, 5 April 2008

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	"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue		"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue

	~~Scorecards (split decision)~~

	*Judge Danny Loos - 56-55 Muniz
	*Judge Ray Kech - 58-52 Perkins
	*Referee Joe Ullmer - 59-53 Perkins

Rowdytimothy: Armando Muniz vs. Eddie Perkins moved to Armando Muniz vs. Eddie Perkins (1st meeting)

2008-03-23T20:59:11Z

Armando Muniz vs. Eddie Perkins moved to Armando Muniz vs. Eddie Perkins (1st meeting)

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"Veteran Eddie Perkins, 145 1/2, Chicago, gained the NABF welterweight title by outboxing heavy fisted Armando Muniz, 145 3/4, Anaheim, over 12 rounds at the Auditorium Arena before a crowd of 3,000 fans. Perkins was too crafty for Muniz and dominated the fight with his left jabs at long range while tying Muniz up inside. It was only in the last two rounds that Muniz was able to score with any effective punches. He stung Eddie with a hard left hook in the final round, but Perkins was able to tie him up, before he was able to follow up his advantage." -Boxing Illustrated, April 1973 issue

Scorecards (split decision)

*Judge Danny Loos - 56-55 Muniz
*Judge Ray Kech - 58-52 Perkins
*Referee Joe Ullmer - 59-53 Perkins