Floyd Patterson vs. Charley Green - Revision history

Flatnose at 01:55, 10 August 2023

2023-08-10T01:55:16Z

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!		Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!

			*Before the contest, original referee Davey Feld was replaced by Tony Perez by commission chairman Edwin Dooley. Feld became unruly by physically insisting on refereeing the contest, but was ejected from Madison Square Garden by security and had his license revoked by the NYSAC for 'acts detrimental to the best interests of boxing.'

	Post fight comment		Post fight comment

	* "I was just overwhelmed by the crowd's response. It was almost like old times." -Floyd Patterson, on the crowd's applause.		* "I was just overwhelmed by the crowd's response. It was almost like old times." -Floyd Patterson, on the crowd's applause.

Flatnose at 02:41, 2 March 2021

2021-03-02T02:41:49Z

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	Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!		Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!

			Post fight comment

			* "I was just overwhelmed by the crowd's response. It was almost like old times." -Floyd Patterson, on the crowd's applause.

Slugger at 18:09, 23 February 2020

2020-02-23T18:09:40Z

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			== Bout Summary ==
	Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!		Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!

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Patterson's ring rust was evident from the opening bell. The biggest highlight was the impromptu brawl between the two fighters after the bell ending round 4. "Devil" Green finally succumbed in the 10th round from a wicked left hook to the body from which, he could not recover. Patterson, thinking that Green had slipped, actually begun to help him up before the ref sent him to the neutral corner!