Floyd Patterson vs. Don Grant - Revision history

Rowdytimothy at 04:24, 19 April 2008

2008-04-19T04:24:25Z

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	Grant appeared to be in good shape, but had little to offer against the much faster Patterson. Patterson wore down Grant through the first four rounds, with well placed shots. In the 5th, a left hand to the body floored Grant for a four count. As Grant went to the center of the ring, to resume fighting, one of his cornermen requested that the fight be stopped.		Grant appeared to be in good shape, but had little to offer against the much faster Patterson. Patterson wore down Grant through the first four rounds, with well placed shots. In the 5th, a left hand to the body floored Grant for a four count. As Grant went to the center of the ring, to resume fighting, one of his cornermen requested that the fight be stopped.

	Though the corner could not end a fight in New York under these means, referee [[Barney Felix]] stopped the bout anyway, claiming that he was doing so under his own volition.		Though the corner could not end a fight in New York under these means, referee Barney Felix stopped the bout anyway, claiming that he was doing so under his own volition.

	Attendance: 1,690		Attendance: 1,690

	Source: ''New York Times''		Source: ''New York Times''

Rowdytimothy: remove category

2008-03-02T19:26:02Z

remove category

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	Source: ''New York Times''		Source: ''New York Times''

	~~[[Category:1955 Bouts\|Patterson vs. Grant]]~~

Matt at 04:12, 27 June 2007

2007-06-27T04:12:48Z

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	Grant appeared to be in good shape, but had little to offer against the much faster Patterson. Patterson wore down Grant through the first four rounds, with well placed shots. In the 5th, a left hand to the body floored Grant for a four count. As Grant went to the center of the ring, to resume fighting, one of his cornermen requested that the fight be stopped.		Grant appeared to be in good shape, but had little to offer against the much faster Patterson. Patterson wore down Grant through the first four rounds, with well placed shots. In the 5th, a left hand to the body floored Grant for a four count. As Grant went to the center of the ring, to resume fighting, one of his cornermen requested that the fight be stopped.

	Though the corner could not end a fight in New York under these means, referee [[Barney Felix]] stopped the bout anyway, claiming that was doing so under his own volition.		Though the corner could not end a fight in New York under these means, referee [[Barney Felix]] stopped the bout anyway, claiming that he was doing so under his own volition.

	Attendance: 1,690		Attendance: 1,690

Matt: Fight:20842 moved to Floyd Patterson vs. Don Grant

2007-06-27T04:11:53Z

Fight:20842 moved to Floyd Patterson vs. Don Grant

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(No difference)

Matt at 04:11, 27 June 2007

2007-06-27T04:11:43Z

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	Source: ''New York Times''		Source: ''New York Times''

			[[Category:1955 Bouts\|Patterson vs. Grant]]

Matt at 16:48, 24 May 2005

2005-05-24T16:48:43Z

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Matt at 16:48, 24 May 2005

2005-05-24T16:48:30Z

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<fight>20842</fight>

Grant appeared to be in good shape, but had little to offer against the much faster Patterson. Patterson wore down Grant through the first four rounds, with well placed shots. In the 5th, a left hand to the body floored Grant for a four count. As Grant went to the center of the ring, to resume fighting, one of his cornermen requested that the fight be stopped.

Though the corner could not end a fight in New York under these means, referee [[Barney Felix]] stopped the bout anyway, claiming that was doing so under his own volition.

Attendance: 1,690

Source: [[New York Times]]