Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn (1st meeting) - Revision history

Flatnose: Flatnose moved page Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn to Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn (1st meeting)

2015-11-17T03:45:26Z

Flatnose moved page Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn to Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn (1st meeting)

← Older revision	Revision as of 03:45, 17 November 2015
(No difference)

Flatnose at 03:44, 17 November 2015

2015-11-17T03:44:41Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 03:44, 17 November 2015
Line 4:		Line 4:
	"Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 23 year old Chicagoan was not too impressive last night in winning his 3rd straight since the Giardello incident with a split 10 round decision over shifty Willie Vaughn. Vaughn connected with several good overhand rights to the jaw, but the Los Angeles fighter didn't have the power to bother his gangly foe. As it was, the fighters spent tying each other up and in only two late rounds did Boyd show signs of his old self, standing away and leveling with his long rights and lefts." -Associated Press		"Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 23 year old Chicagoan was not too impressive last night in winning his 3rd straight since the Giardello incident with a split 10 round decision over shifty Willie Vaughn. Vaughn connected with several good overhand rights to the jaw, but the Los Angeles fighter didn't have the power to bother his gangly foe. As it was, the fighters spent tying each other up and in only two late rounds did Boyd show signs of his old self, standing away and leveling with his long rights and lefts." -Associated Press

	Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.		*Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.

Ric: image inserted

2010-11-19T23:43:50Z

image inserted

← Older revision		Revision as of 23:43, 19 November 2010
Line 1:		Line 1:
			[[File:F273102.jpg\|right\|thumb\|425px]]
	<fight>273102</fight>		<fight>273102</fight>

	"Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 23 year old Chicagoan was not too impressive last night in winning his 3rd straight since the Giardello incident with a split 10 round decision over shifty Willie Vaughn. Vaughn connected with several good overhand rights to the jaw, but the Los Angeles fighter didn't have the power to bother his gangly foe. As it was, the fighters spent tying each other up and in only two late rounds did Boyd show signs of his old self, standing away and leveling with his long rights and lefts." -Associated Press		"Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 23 year old Chicagoan was not too impressive last night in winning his 3rd straight since the Giardello incident with a split 10 round decision over shifty Willie Vaughn. Vaughn connected with several good overhand rights to the jaw, but the Los Angeles fighter didn't have the power to bother his gangly foe. As it was, the fighters spent tying each other up and in only two late rounds did Boyd show signs of his old self, standing away and leveling with his long rights and lefts." -Associated Press

	*Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.		Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.


	~~Scorecards~~

	*Referee Walter Brightmore - 46-45 Vaughn
	*Judge E. Allen Frankel - 49-43 Boyd
	*Judge Harold Marovitz- 47-45 Boyd

Flatnose: Fight:273102 moved to Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn

2009-07-26T17:13:23Z

Fight:273102 moved to Bobby Boyd vs. Willie Vaughn

← Older revision	Revision as of 17:13, 26 July 2009
(No difference)

Flatnose at 16:15, 11 July 2009

2009-07-11T16:15:21Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 16:15, 11 July 2009
Line 4:		Line 4:

	*Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.		*Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.


			Scorecards

			*Referee Walter Brightmore - 46-45 Vaughn
			*Judge E. Allen Frankel - 49-43 Boyd
			*Judge Harold Marovitz- 47-45 Boyd

Flatnose: New page: 273102 "Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 2...

2009-07-11T16:13:15Z

New page: <fight>273102</fight> "Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 2...

New page

<fight>273102</fight>

"Bobby Boyd, who was bombed from his No. 2 middleweight ranking by Joey Giardello eight months ago, has a long way to go in his attempt to gain top contention. The 23 year old Chicagoan was not too impressive last night in winning his 3rd straight since the Giardello incident with a split 10 round decision over shifty Willie Vaughn. Vaughn connected with several good overhand rights to the jaw, but the Los Angeles fighter didn't have the power to bother his gangly foe. As it was, the fighters spent tying each other up and in only two late rounds did Boyd show signs of his old self, standing away and leveling with his long rights and lefts." -Associated Press

*Vaughn was a 10 day substitute for Rocky Castellani who sustained an eye injury.