Chartchai Chionoi vs. Walter McGowan (1st meeting) - Revision history

Susano7 at 03:51, 3 August 2017

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	'''~~Lineal~~ World Flyweight Title<br>(~~sanctioned~~ by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]], Thailand commission & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''		'''World Flyweight Title<br>(recognized by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]], Thailand commission & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''

	"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press		"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press
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	==Articles==		==Articles==
	*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=ddB7do2jUx8C&dat=19661231&id=LrwzAAAAIBAJ&sjid=wvcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1116%2C3591658&hl=en "Ring Results" The Associated Press, December 31, 1966. Spokane Daily Chronicle, newspaper in Spokane, Washington, United States.]		*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=ddB7do2jUx8C&dat=19661231&id=LrwzAAAAIBAJ&sjid=wvcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1116%2C3591658&hl=en "Ring Results" The Associated Press, December 31, 1966.] Spokane Daily Chronicle, newspaper in Spokane, Washington, United States.
	*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=pqgf-8x9CmQC&dat=19661231&id=9iZJAAAAIBAJ&sjid=74MMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5411%2C4990052&hl=en "Last Night's Fights", December 31, 1966. Youngstown Vindicator, newspaper in Youngstown, Ohio, United States.]		*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=pqgf-8x9CmQC&dat=19661231&id=9iZJAAAAIBAJ&sjid=74MMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5411%2C4990052&hl=en "Last Night's Fights", December 31, 1966.] Youngstown Vindicator, newspaper in Youngstown, Ohio, United States.

Susano7: Articles

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	* "The referee did the right thing. I would never have let it go another round myself. Walter was winning, but I would have stopped it." -Joe Gans, McGowan's manager and father		* "The referee did the right thing. I would never have let it go another round myself. Walter was winning, but I would have stopped it." -Joe Gans, McGowan's manager and father

			==Articles==
			*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=ddB7do2jUx8C&dat=19661231&id=LrwzAAAAIBAJ&sjid=wvcDAAAAIBAJ&pg=1116%2C3591658&hl=en "Ring Results" The Associated Press, December 31, 1966. Spokane Daily Chronicle, newspaper in Spokane, Washington, United States.]
			*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=pqgf-8x9CmQC&dat=19661231&id=9iZJAAAAIBAJ&sjid=74MMAAAAIBAJ&pg=5411%2C4990052&hl=en "Last Night's Fights", December 31, 1966. Youngstown Vindicator, newspaper in Youngstown, Ohio, United States.]

Susano7 at 12:20, 11 September 2016

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	'''Lineal World ~~Flyweirht~~ Title (sanctioned by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]], Thailand commission & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''		'''Lineal World Flyweight Title<br>(sanctioned by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]], Thailand commission & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''

	"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press		"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press

Susano7 at 21:44, 10 September 2016

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	'''Lineal World Flyweirht Title (sanctioned by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]] & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''		'''Lineal World Flyweirht Title (sanctioned by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]], Thailand commission & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''

	"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press		"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press

Susano7 at 20:35, 10 September 2016

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			'''Lineal World Flyweirht Title (sanctioned by [[European Boxing Union]], [[British Boxing Board of Control]] & [[The Ring Magazine]])'''

	"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press		"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press

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"Thailand's Chartchai Chionoi Friday night became boxing's new world flyweight champion by stopping defending champion Walter McGowan of Britain by a TKO in the 50th second of the 9th round of their 15 round title bout. The fight was stopped because McGowan was bleeding freely from the nose. A ringside doctor declared McGowan unfit to continue. McGowan's nose started bleeding in the 2nd round after Chartchai landed a right on his face. McGowan was bleeding slightly at the start of the 9th. After the first exchange of blows, McGowan's nose bled profusely when the Thai swung a fast left at his face. McGowan bent over, covering his blood-covered face with his hands, and walked back slowly to his corner. His manager jumped into the ring to assist him while the doctor followed." -Associated Press

*McGowan received 4 stitches on the nose in the dressing room by a doctor who used no anaesthetic.

Post fight comment

* "The referee did the right thing. I would never have let it go another round myself. Walter was winning, but I would have stopped it." -Joe Gans, McGowan's manager and father