Davey Moore vs. Ricardo Moreno - Revision history

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	<fight>38177</fight>		<fight>38177</fight>
	The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.
			The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[National Boxing Association\|NBA]] entering the bout.

	Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straight right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee George Latka's break.		Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straight right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee George Latka's break.
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	Moreno was greeted by boos from the fans at the completion of the ten count, many of whom came out to watch him fight.		Moreno was greeted by boos from the fans at the completion of the ten count, many of whom came out to watch him fight.


	== Figures ==		== Figures ==

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	The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.		The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.

	Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straight right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee [[George Latka]]'s break.		Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straight right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee George Latka's break.

	Moore proceeded to dance away, and then landed a long left hook which floored Moreno for a second time. At the count of three, Moreno removed his mouthpiece, and placed it alongside himself. Though it appeared he may have been taking advantage of the count, to rise later, Moreno did not move, and was counted out, holding his body partially up with his left elbow. The time of the knockout was 2:58.		Moore proceeded to dance away, and then landed a long left hook which floored Moreno for a second time. At the count of three, Moreno removed his mouthpiece, and placed it alongside himself. Though it appeared he may have been taking advantage of the count, to rise later, Moreno did not move, and was counted out, holding his body partially up with his left elbow. The time of the knockout was 2:58.
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	Source: ''Los Angeles Times''		Source: ''Los Angeles Times''

	~~[[Category:1958 Bouts\|Moore vs. Moreno]]~~

Matt at 04:00, 18 December 2007

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	The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.		The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.

	Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short ~~straigh~~ right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee [[George Latka]]'s break.		Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straight right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee [[George Latka]]'s break.

	Moore proceeded to dance away, and then landed a long left hook which floored Moreno for a second time. At the count of three, Moreno removed his mouthpiece, and placed at alongside himself. Though it appeared he may have been taking advantage of the count, to rise later, Moreno did not move, and was counted out, holding his body partially up with his left elbow. The time of the knockout was 2:58.		Moore proceeded to dance away, and then landed a long left hook which floored Moreno for a second time. At the count of three, Moreno removed his mouthpiece, and placed it alongside himself. Though it appeared he may have been taking advantage of the count, to rise later, Moreno did not move, and was counted out, holding his body partially up with his left elbow. The time of the knockout was 2:58.

	Moreno was greeted by boos from the fans at the completion of the ten count, many of whom came out to watch him fight.		Moreno was greeted by boos from the fans at the completion of the ten count, many of whom came out to watch him fight.

Matt at 22:52, 19 June 2006

2006-06-19T22:52:44Z

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	*Gross Gate: $52,796		*Gross Gate: $52,796
	*Odds: Moore 2.5-to-1 favorite		*Odds: Moore 2.5-to-1 favorite
			*Promoter: [[Cal Eaton]]
			*Matchmaker: [[George Parnassus]]

	Source: ''Los Angeles Times''		Source: ''Los Angeles Times''

	[[Category:1958 Bouts\|Moore vs. Moreno]]		[[Category:1958 Bouts\|Moore vs. Moreno]]

Matt at 22:51, 19 June 2006

2006-06-19T22:51:55Z

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<fight>38177</fight>
The winner of this bout, had been promised a World Featherweight title shot against [[Hogan (Kid) Bassey]]. Moreno had already lost a title bid with Bassey, by 3rd round kayo, earlier in the year. Moore was the #1 ranked contender by the [[NBA]] entering the bout.

Moreno began the fight cautiously, staying away from Moore. A minute into the fight, Moore landed a short straigh right, which dropped Moreno, who arose without a count. Two minutes into the round, following a good hook by Moore, Moreno landed his best punch of the bout, when he let to a powerful left hook, which sent Moore five feet across the ring, against the ropes. Moreno closed in, wildly, but was quickly tied up by Moore, who waited for referee [[George Latka]]'s break.

Moore proceeded to dance away, and then landed a long left hook which floored Moreno for a second time. At the count of three, Moreno removed his mouthpiece, and placed at alongside himself. Though it appeared he may have been taking advantage of the count, to rise later, Moreno did not move, and was counted out, holding his body partially up with his left elbow. The time of the knockout was 2:58.

Moreno was greeted by boos from the fans at the completion of the ten count, many of whom came out to watch him fight.

== Figures ==
*Attendance: 9,000
*Gross Gate: $52,796
*Odds: Moore 2.5-to-1 favorite

Source: ''Los Angeles Times''

[[Category:1958 Bouts|Moore vs. Moreno]]