Erbito Salavarria vs. Betulio Gonzalez - Revision history

Flatnose at 02:04, 30 March 2024

2024-03-30T02:04:38Z

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	The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant ~~in his~~ "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.		The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing the use of a stimulant, "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.

	*Referee Mills Lane claimed that he did not score the fight a draw, but had actually scored the fight for Salavarria by one point and disputed claims that he had raised Gonzalez' hand in victory.		*Referee Mills Lane claimed that he did not score the fight a draw, but had actually scored the fight for Salavarria by one point and disputed claims that he had raised Gonzalez' hand in victory.
			*Purses: Salavarria - $75,000, Gonzalez - $5,000

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	* "In my estimation Salavarria won. I wrote down in the winner's column, 'Winner, Salavarria.' They announced my card in Spanish and I didn't understand the language but know who I voted for. I gritted my teeth and raised Salavarria's arm. They started to spit on me. They poured beer on me. Then a guy whapped me in the face. If I had left the ring then, I don't think I could've gotten out. I'm never going back to Venezuela as long as I live." -Referee Mills Lane		* "In my estimation Salavarria won. I wrote down in the winner's column, 'Winner, Salavarria.' They announced my card in Spanish and I didn't understand the language but know who I voted for. I gritted my teeth and raised Salavarria's arm. They started to spit on me. They poured beer on me. Then a guy whapped me in the face. If I had left the ring then, I don't think I could've gotten out. I'm never going back to Venezuela as long as I live." -Referee Mills Lane

Flatnose at 13:48, 20 February 2015

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	* "In my estimation Salavarria won. I wrote down in the winner's column, 'Winner, Salavarria.' They announced my card in Spanish and I didn't understand the language but know who I voted for. I gritted my teeth and raised Salavarria's arm. They started to spit on me. They poured beer on me. Then a guy whapped me in the face. If I had left the ring then, I don't think I could've gotten out. I'm never going back to Venezuela as long as I live."		* "In my estimation Salavarria won. I wrote down in the winner's column, 'Winner, Salavarria.' They announced my card in Spanish and I didn't understand the language but know who I voted for. I gritted my teeth and raised Salavarria's arm. They started to spit on me. They poured beer on me. Then a guy whapped me in the face. If I had left the ring then, I don't think I could've gotten out. I'm never going back to Venezuela as long as I live." -Referee Mills Lane

Flatnose at 02:20, 20 February 2015

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	The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.		The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.

			*Referee Mills Lane claimed that he did not score the fight a draw, but had actually scored the fight for Salavarria by one point and disputed claims that he had raised Gonzalez' hand in victory.

			Post fight comment

			* "In my estimation Salavarria won. I wrote down in the winner's column, 'Winner, Salavarria.' They announced my card in Spanish and I didn't understand the language but know who I voted for. I gritted my teeth and raised Salavarria's arm. They started to spit on me. They poured beer on me. Then a guy whapped me in the face. If I had left the ring then, I don't think I could've gotten out. I'm never going back to Venezuela as long as I live."

Rowdytimothy at 04:38, 19 April 2008

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	The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge [[Mills Lane]] scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the [[Zulia State Commission]] announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.		The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.

Emaster: Fight:123727 moved to Erbito Salavarria vs. Betulio Gonzalez

2007-09-17T14:45:39Z

Fight:123727 moved to Erbito Salavarria vs. Betulio Gonzalez

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Emaster: inserted fight code

2007-09-17T14:44:51Z

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	Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that ~~Gonzales~~ should be named champion ~~becasue~~ Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and ~~forarded~~ to the WBC. On ~~Dec~~ 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.		<fight>123727</fight>

			The Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge [[Mills Lane]] scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the [[Zulia State Commission]] announced that Gonzalez should be named champion because Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forwarded it to the WBC. On December 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.

Blackie at 06:36, 24 September 2006

2006-09-24T06:36:19Z

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Venezuelan judge scores for Gonzalez, Filipino judge for Salavarria. Neutral referee and scoring judge Mills Lane scores the bout even. Immediately after the fight, the Zulia State Commission announced that Gonzales should be named champion becasue Salavarria had used an illegal substance. The Zulia Commission confiscated a bottle from Salavarria's corner and forarded to the WBC. On Dec 29, 1971, the WBC stripped Salavarria of the title citing use of a stimulant in his "sugar water" by Salavarria. Gonzalez declined the title.