Eder Jofre vs. Eloy Sanchez - Revision history

Ric: deleted superfluous text, etc

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			'''Vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (Title vacated by retirement of [[Jose Becerra\|Joe Becerra]])

	~~[[file~~:~~Fight19025.jpg\|left\|fight photo]]~~		Per newspaper accounts: Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian�s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra�s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

	* '''Vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (Title vacated by retirement of [[Jose Becerra\|Joe Becerra]])
	* Weights: 118 each
	* Time: 1:30

	Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the ~~Brazilian’s~~ mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for ~~Becerra’s~~ retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

Rowdytimothy: remove category

2008-03-02T19:46:21Z

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	* Weights: 118 each		* Weights: 118 each
	* Time: 1:30		* Time: 1:30
	* Referee: [[Mushy Callahan]]

	Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.		Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

	~~[[Category:1960 Bouts\|Jofre vs. Sanchez]]~~

Rowdytimothy: add category

2008-01-05T00:41:53Z

add category

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	* '''Vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (Title vacated by retirement of [[Jose Becerra\|Joe Becerra]])		* '''Vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (Title vacated by retirement of [[Jose Becerra\|Joe Becerra]])
	* Weights: 118 each		* Weights: 118 each
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	* Referee: [[Mushy Callahan]]		* Referee: [[Mushy Callahan]]

	~~[[file:Fight19025~~.~~jpg\|left\|fight photo]]~~		Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

	Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.		[[Category:1960 Bouts\|Jofre vs. Sanchez]]

Dan at 21:36, 4 January 2008

2008-01-04T21:36:42Z

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	Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy~~. The right hand of Jofre has become as famous as the coffee that comes from the South American republic, judged by the wide comment in Spanish papers of his knockout triumph~~. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.		Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

Dan at 21:35, 4 January 2008

2008-01-04T21:35:22Z

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			Jofre had all the better of the fighting until the fatal sixth round which was Sanchez's best. The round was a savage one. The Mexican came tearing in and one blow to the mouth sent the Brazilian’s mouthpiece flying to the ring floor. That blow brought the large gathering of Mexican rooters to their feet. They shouted words of encouragement to their countryman but the right cross that soon landed and ended the affair, quieted both the fans and Eloy. The right hand of Jofre has become as famous as the coffee that comes from the South American republic, judged by the wide comment in Spanish papers of his knockout triumph. His lethal one punch kayo caught Sanchez flush on the jaw and the game Mexican, who was responsible for Becerra’s retirement by virtue of his knockout of the champion in a non-title bout, caused the Mexican to come close to taking a back-flip before his body struck the canvas. It was a clean-cut knockout and Eloy lay outstretched for several minutes before he regained consciousness.

Ric: Fight:19025 moved to Eder Jofre vs. Eloy Sanchez

2006-11-04T02:40:29Z

Fight:19025 moved to Eder Jofre vs. Eloy Sanchez

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Ric at 02:40, 4 November 2006

2006-11-04T02:40:05Z

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<fight>19025</fight>
* '''Vacant [[National Boxing Association]] World Bantamweight Title''' (Title vacated by retirement of [[Jose Becerra|Joe Becerra]])
* Weights: 118 each
* Time: 1:30
* Referee: [[Mushy Callahan]]

[[file:Fight19025.jpg|left|fight photo]]