Buddy Evatt vs. Andy Escobar (2nd meeting) - Revision history

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	Escobar appeared to be on his way to an early knockout, when he floored Evatt with a short right to the head, for an eight-count. A few moments later, another right hand floored Evatt for a five-count. Evatt appeared wobbly at the end of the 1st round, as he was hurt again by a series of lefts. Evatt had a good second round, as Esobar let him lead, and land effectively with his left jab. Escobar resumed control in the 3rd through 5th rounds, opening a cut over Evatt's left eye.		Escobar appeared to be on his way to an early knockout, when he floored Evatt with a short right to the head, for an eight-count. A few moments later, another right hand floored Evatt for a five-count. Evatt appeared wobbly at the end of the 1st round, as he was hurt again by a series of lefts. Evatt had a good second round, as Esobar let him lead, and land effectively with his left jab. Escobar resumed control in the 3rd through 5th rounds, opening a cut over Evatt's left eye.

	Entering the 6th round, Escobar led by five points (30-25) on referee ~~[[Charles~~ Randolph]]'s ~~scorecard~~. In the early moments of the 6th round, Evatt shot a right hand to Escobar's jaw that sent him down for a six-count. Escobar rose unsteady, and was quickly backed into the ropes. Evatt then pounded away at Escobar who refused to go down. As Escobar's corner began to enter the ring to stop the fight, referee Randolph stepped in and stopped the contest. It took over two minutes to revive the dazed Escobar after the bout.		Entering the 6th round, Escobar led by five points (30-25) on referee Charley Randolph's corecard. In the early moments of the 6th round, Evatt shot a right hand to Escobar's jaw that sent him down for a six-count. Escobar rose unsteady, and was quickly backed into the ropes. Evatt then pounded away at Escobar who refused to go down. As Escobar's corner began to enter the ring to stop the fight, referee Randolph stepped in and stopped the contest. It took over two minutes to revive the dazed Escobar after the bout.

	== Figures ==		== Figures ==
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	Source: ''Los Angeles Times''		Source: ''Los Angeles Times''

	~~[[Category:1954 Bouts\|Evatt vs. Escobar 2]]~~

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	*Attendance: 4,800		*Attendance: 4,800
	*Gate: $6,109		*Gate: $6,109
			*Television: K-ABC (Los Angeles)
	*Odds: Escobar 10-to-7 favorite		*Odds: Escobar 10-to-7 favorite

Matt at 22:22, 12 May 2006

2006-05-12T22:22:54Z

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Escobar appeared to be on his way to an early knockout, when he floored Evatt with a short right to the head, for an eight-count. A few moments later, another right hand floored Evatt for a five-count. Evatt appeared wobbly at the end of the 1st round, as he was hurt again by a series of lefts. Evatt had a good second round, as Esobar let him lead, and land effectively with his left jab. Escobar resumed control in the 3rd through 5th rounds, opening a cut over Evatt's left eye.

Entering the 6th round, Escobar led by five points (30-25) on referee [[Charles Randolph]]'s scorecard. In the early moments of the 6th round, Evatt shot a right hand to Escobar's jaw that sent him down for a six-count. Escobar rose unsteady, and was quickly backed into the ropes. Evatt then pounded away at Escobar who refused to go down. As Escobar's corner began to enter the ring to stop the fight, referee Randolph stepped in and stopped the contest. It took over two minutes to revive the dazed Escobar after the bout.

== Figures ==
*Attendance: 4,800
*Gate: $6,109
*Odds: Escobar 10-to-7 favorite

Source: ''Los Angeles Times''

[[Category:1954 Bouts|Evatt vs. Escobar 2]]