Frank Flannery - Revision history

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	At the start of the 1950s [[Jack Hassen]] held the Lightweight Crown, until October 1951, when he defended his title against the fierce aggressive bundle of muscle called '''Frankie Flannery'''. He left Hassen sprawled on the canvas of Melbourne, minus his crown.		At the start of the 1950s [[Jack Hassen]] held the Lightweight Crown, until October 1951, when he defended his title against the fierce aggressive bundle of muscle called '''Frankie Flannery'''. He left Hassen sprawled on the canvas of Melbourne, minus his crown.

	By May 1953, " Cranky Frankie" had successfully defended the title against [[Alfie Clay]] and [[George Barnes]]--both first-rate names to have notched on one's belt. But then he ran into a wall: [[Pat Ford]] from Orange, New South Wales, an ex-amateur. Ford, in only his 15th pro bout, proved too good for the Victorian, and stopped him in ten rounds.		By May 1953, "Cranky Frankie" had successfully defended the title against [[Alfie Clay]] and [[George Barnes]] -- both first-rate names to have notched on one's belt. But then he ran into a wall: [[Pat Ford]] from Orange, New South Wales, an ex-amateur. Ford, in only his 15th pro bout, proved too good for the Victorian, and stopped him in ten rounds.

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-At the start of the 50's Jack Hassen held the Lightweight Crown, until October 1951 when he defended his title against the fierce aggressive bundle of muscle called Frankie Flannery.
+By May 1953, " Cranky Frankie" had successfully defended the title against [[Alfie Clay]] and [[George Barnes]]--both first-rate names to have notched on one's belt. But then he ran into a wall: [[Pat Ford]] from Orange, New South Wales, an ex-amateur. Ford, in only his 15th pro bout, proved too good for the Victorian, and stopped him in ten rounds.

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	But then he ran into a wall, Pat Ford from Orange New South Whales, an ex-amateur, Ford in only his 15th pro stoush proved to good for the Victorian, and stopped him in 10.		But then he ran into a wall, Pat Ford from Orange New South Whales, an ex-amateur, Ford in only his 15th pro stoush proved to good for the Victorian, and stopped him in 10.

	* Left, Frankie Flannery stands over Alfredo Flores knocked to the floor durring their meeting in Melbourne, 14th Ocotber 1953. Flannery seems to be daring Flores to get up on his feet. Flores was no match, Flannery stopping him in the 5th.		'''LEFT:''' ''Melbourne Stadium 5th October 1951 saw fiery Frank Flannery, left, score with a solid left hook which knocker Jack Hassens head back. Flannery fought with almost like animal savagery to overwhelm Hassen, winning by K'O in the 9th, to become Lightweight Champ of Australia''

			[[file:Frank Flannery V Alfredo Flores.JPG\|thumb\|Frankie Flannery stands over Alfredo Flores knocked to the floor durring their meeting in Melbourne, 14th Ocotber 1953. Flannery seems to be daring Flores to get up on his feet. Flores was no match, Flannery stopping him in the 5th.
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