Bo Hogberg vs. Arthur Zemla - Revision history

Emaster: Bo Hogberg vs Arthur Zemla moved to Bo Hogberg vs. Arthur Zemla

2007-10-13T13:26:33Z

Bo Hogberg vs Arthur Zemla moved to Bo Hogberg vs. Arthur Zemla

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Tron at 16:04, 24 April 2006

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	Bo Hogberg returned to action in his hometown Gothenburg after losing		Bo Hogberg returned to action in his hometown Gothenburg after losing
	a fight for the European light middelweight title against [[Sandro]]		a fight for the European light middelweight title against [[Sandro]]
	[[Mazzinghi]] in November 1966. His opponent was Arthur Zemla, 69 kg, record 11-4-4),		[[Mazzinghi]] in November 1966. His opponent was Arthur Zemla, 69 kg, record 11-4-4,
	an Austrian boxer of no particular merit.		an Austrian boxer of no particular merit.
	A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.		A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.

Tron at 16:04, 24 April 2006

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	Bo Hogberg returned to action in his hometown Gothenburg after losing		Bo Hogberg returned to action in his hometown Gothenburg after losing
	a fight for the European light middelweight title against [[Sandro]]		a fight for the European light middelweight title against [[Sandro]]
	[[Mazzinghi]] in November 1966. His opponent was Arthur Zemla (11-4-4),		[[Mazzinghi]] in November 1966. His opponent was Arthur Zemla, 69 kg, record 11-4-4),
	an Austrian boxer of no particular merit.		an Austrian boxer of no particular merit.
	A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.		A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.
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	good.		good.

	Hogberg was booed loudly as he entered the ring. His former fans felt he		Hogberg (72,3 kg ) was booed loudly as he entered the ring. His former fans felt he
	had let them down by leaving Gothenborg and living the high life in		had let them down by leaving Gothenborg and living the high life in
	Stockholm, breaking up his marriage by starting a much published affair		Stockholm, breaking up his marriage by starting a much published affair

Tron at 21:15, 20 April 2006

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	A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.		A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.
	Zemla retired in pain and distress. The reporters from local newspaper		Zemla retired in pain and distress. The reporters from local newspaper
	''Goteborgsposten'' had Zemla ahead on points and found ~~Zemla~~ surprisingly		''Goteborgsposten'' had Zemla ahead on points and found him surprisingly
	good.		good.

Tron at 21:13, 20 April 2006

2006-04-20T21:13:30Z

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<fight>198691</fight>

Bo Hogberg returned to action in his hometown Gothenburg after losing
a fight for the European light middelweight title against [[Sandro]]
[[Mazzinghi]] in November 1966. His opponent was Arthur Zemla (11-4-4),
an Austrian boxer of no particular merit.
A lightning right from Hogberg broke the Austrian's jaw in the 4th.
Zemla retired in pain and distress. The reporters from local newspaper
''Goteborgsposten'' had Zemla ahead on points and found Zemla surprisingly
good.

Hogberg was booed loudly as he entered the ring. His former fans felt he
had let them down by leaving Gothenborg and living the high life in
Stockholm, breaking up his marriage by starting a much published affair
with popsinger Anita Lindblom.

This not very important fight received extensive media coverage.
Tabloid'' Expressen'' had Hogberg on the front page, carrying his girfriend
" on the way to the pub to celebrate ". There were pictures of Hogberg
and Anita expressing sympathy to a dejected and bandaged Zemla who
was on his way to hospital in the chilly February night. " I know how
it feels, " Bo said and told of his broken jaw against [[Yolande Leveque]]
the year before. " Hardly a consolation for the unhappy Zemla, " Expressen
wrote acidly. Zemla never fought again.