Bob Fitzsimmons vs. Ed Dunkhorst - Revision history

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			"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)

	"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law		*Possibly last main event held under the [[Horton Law]].
			*"The Night the Blacksmith Knocked Out the Human Freight Car" by John Hibner: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/04/ibro_newsletter-26.9-13.pdf]

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Fight:496334 moved to Bob Fitzsimmons vs. Ed Dunkhorst

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			"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law

	"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law

Delisa at 19:38, 27 April 2007

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	"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law		"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law

Delisa at 19:37, 27 April 2007

2007-04-27T19:37:38Z

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"Fitzsimmons showed that his wonderful hitting powers have not forsaken him, and was as lively on his feet as ever (...) in the first round Fitz landed on Dunkhorst's eye and several on the body, and received one on the face. Dunkhorst opened the second round with a left to the face and Bob hooked his left to the jaw and ducked Ed's return. Fitz took another jab on the mouth, but only smiled and ripped right and left to the stomach. Two more lefts to the stomach, followed by a right, made the giant wabble. Fitz measured him coolly and then hooked his left flush to the mark and Dunkhorst went to the floor with a crash and was counted out." (<i>Newark Daily Advocate</i>)<br>Possibly last main event held under the Horton Law