Bobby Dobbs vs. Billy Hamilton - Revision history

Rowdytimothy at 13:43, 5 April 2009

2009-04-05T13:43:03Z

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	The bout was originally scheduled to be fought under the [[~~Marquis~~ of ~~Queensbury~~ Rules]]. It went according to Dobbs's plan in the early going; Hamilton was taking a shellacking that was too much for him and the backers who were betting heavily on their man. In response to the beating inflicted on their fighter, one of Hamilton's supporters whacked Dobbs with a loaded cane and Dobbs, fortunately still conscious, staggered to the middle of the ring, only to be tackled by Hamilton and then kicked in the face. The bout normally would have immediately waved off by the referee and awarded to Dobbs as a result of those triple infractions. But with those terrifying and unstable backers of Hamilton, the bout went on under the [[London Prize Ring Rules]], which favored Hamilton's rough-housing wrestling tactics. Unfortunately for Hamilton, Dobbs knew a bit on wrestling himself and held his own, and even surpassed Hamilton for the majority of the battle, until the beaten Hamilton was again illegally saved by his backers, who threatened to shoot Dobbs if the bout wasn't called a draw so that they could retain their wagers.		The bout was originally scheduled to be fought under the [[Marquess of Queensberry Rules]]. It went according to Dobbs's plan in the early going; Hamilton was taking a shellacking that was too much for him and the backers who were betting heavily on their man. In response to the beating inflicted on their fighter, one of Hamilton's supporters whacked Dobbs with a loaded cane and Dobbs, fortunately still conscious, staggered to the middle of the ring, only to be tackled by Hamilton and then kicked in the face. The bout normally would have immediately waved off by the referee and awarded to Dobbs as a result of those triple infractions. But with those terrifying and unstable backers of Hamilton, the bout went on under the [[London Prize Ring Rules]], which favored Hamilton's rough-housing wrestling tactics. Unfortunately for Hamilton, Dobbs knew a bit on wrestling himself and held his own, and even surpassed Hamilton for the majority of the battle, until the beaten Hamilton was again illegally saved by his backers, who threatened to shoot Dobbs if the bout wasn't called a draw so that they could retain their wagers.

	This bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190-bout career. He received $500 dollars (which was more than he had ever earned previously) for his gutsy effort.		This bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190-bout career. He received $500 dollars (which was more than he had ever earned previously) for his gutsy effort.

	Source: Black Dynamite Volume III, "The Three Colored Aces" by [[Nat Fleischer]]		Source: Black Dynamite Volume III, "The Three Colored Aces" by [[Nat Fleischer]]

Rowdytimothy: Fight:362712 moved to Bobby Dobbs vs. Billy Hamilton

2008-04-19T00:10:57Z

Fight:362712 moved to Bobby Dobbs vs. Billy Hamilton

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Ric: proofread

2007-04-29T02:00:06Z

proofread

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	~~Bobby~~ Dobbs ~~agreed~~ to ~~box~~ with Hamilton ~~early~~ in ~~his career and although~~ the bout ~~was described~~ by Dobbs as the ~~toughest of his 190~~ bout ~~career~~, ~~he recevived $500 dollars (~~which was ~~more than~~ Dobbs ~~had evere earned previously) for~~ the ~~gutsy effort which I will explain now~~.		The bout was originally scheduled to be fought under the [[Marquis of Queensbury Rules]]. It went according to Dobbs's plan in the early going; Hamilton was taking a shellacking that was too much for him and the backers who were betting heavily on their man. In response to the beating inflicted on their fighter, one of Hamilton's supporters whacked Dobbs with a loaded cane and Dobbs, fortunately still conscious, staggered to the middle of the ring, only to be tackled by Hamilton and then kicked in the face. The bout normally would have immediately waved off by the referee and awarded to Dobbs as a result of those triple infractions. But with those terrifying and unstable backers of Hamilton, the bout went on under the [[London Prize Ring Rules]], which favored Hamilton's rough-housing wrestling tactics. Unfortunately for Hamilton, Dobbs knew a bit on wrestling himself and held his own, and even surpassed Hamilton for the majority of the battle, until the beaten Hamilton was again illegally saved by his backers, who threatened to shoot Dobbs if the bout wasn't called a draw so that they could retain their wagers.

	-~~---~~		This bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190-bout career. He received $500 dollars (which was more than he had ever earned previously) for his gutsy effort.

	The bout was orrigionly scheduled to be fought under the Marquis of Queensbury rules, and the bout went according to plan in the early going and Hamilton, though his experience, was taking a shedllacking which was too much for him and his backers who were betting heavily on their man. As a response to the beating inflicted on their fighter, one of Hamilton's supporters whacked Dobbs with a loaded cane and Dobbs, fortunately conscious, staggered to the middle of the ring to be tackled by Hamilton and then kicked in the face. The bout normally would have immediately waved off and awarded to Dobbs as a result of the terrible tripple infraction, but with those terrifying and unstable backers of Hamilton, the bout went on under the London Prize Ring Rules which favored Hamilton's rough-housing wrestling tactics. Unfortunately for Hamilton, Dobbs knew a bit on wrestling himself and held his own and even surpassed Hamilton for the majority of their battle until the beaten Hamilton was again illegally saved by his backers who threatened to shoot Dobbs if the bout weren't called a draw to save their wages.		Source: Black Dynamite Volume III, "The Three Colored Aces" by [[Nat Fleischer]]

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	Source: Black Dynamite Volume III "The Three Colored Aces": by Nat Fleischer

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2007-04-29T01:42:14Z

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	Bobby Dobbs agreed to box with Hamilton early in his career and although the bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190 bout career, he recevived $500 dollars (which was more than Dobbs had evere earned previously) for the gutsy effort which I will explain now.		Bobby Dobbs agreed to box with Hamilton early in his career and although the bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190 bout career, he recevived $500 dollars (which was more than Dobbs had evere earned previously) for the gutsy effort which I will explain now.

Monsoon at 21:23, 28 April 2007

2007-04-28T21:23:54Z

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Bobby Dobbs agreed to box with Hamilton early in his career and although the bout was described by Dobbs as the toughest of his 190 bout career, he recevived $500 dollars (which was more than Dobbs had evere earned previously) for the gutsy effort which I will explain now.

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The bout was orrigionly scheduled to be fought under the Marquis of Queensbury rules, and the bout went according to plan in the early going and Hamilton, though his experience, was taking a shedllacking which was too much for him and his backers who were betting heavily on their man. As a response to the beating inflicted on their fighter, one of Hamilton's supporters whacked Dobbs with a loaded cane and Dobbs, fortunately conscious, staggered to the middle of the ring to be tackled by Hamilton and then kicked in the face. The bout normally would have immediately waved off and awarded to Dobbs as a result of the terrible tripple infraction, but with those terrifying and unstable backers of Hamilton, the bout went on under the London Prize Ring Rules which favored Hamilton's rough-housing wrestling tactics. Unfortunately for Hamilton, Dobbs knew a bit on wrestling himself and held his own and even surpassed Hamilton for the majority of their battle until the beaten Hamilton was again illegally saved by his backers who threatened to shoot Dobbs if the bout weren't called a draw to save their wages.

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Source: Black Dynamite Volume III "The Three Colored Aces": by Nat Fleischer