Frankie Crawford vs. Tony Jumao-As - Revision history

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	"Frankie Crawford was cockier than usual Thursday night when he entered the ring against tough Tony Jumaos of The Philippines. The attitude improved suddenly in the 4th round of the scheduled 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium when Crawford found himself lying on his back after catching a solid right hand on the chin. Crawford arose by pulling himself up by the ropes at the count of five. He appeared to be groggy, but he held on, ran a little and fought back before the end of the round. Everything changed suddenly in the 6th when the famous Crawford left hook began to connect. For a full minute he blasted Jumaos with left hooks to the head. And when referee George Latka moved in to stop the fight at 2:30 of the round, Jumaos was helpless and unable to defend himself." -The L.A. Times		"Frankie Crawford was cockier than usual Thursday night when he entered the ring against tough Tony Jumaos of The Philippines. The attitude improved suddenly in the 4th round of the scheduled 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium when Crawford found himself lying on his back after catching a solid right hand on the chin. Crawford arose by pulling himself up by the ropes at the count of five. He appeared to be groggy, but he held on, ran a little and fought back before the end of the round. Everything changed suddenly in the 6th when the famous Crawford left hook began to connect. For a full minute he blasted Jumaos with left hooks to the head. And when referee George Latka moved in to stop the fight at 2:30 of the round, Jumaos was helpless and unable to defend himself." -The L.A. Times

			*Scorecards at the end of 5 completed rounds had Jumao-As leading by scores of 4-1, 4-2 and 3-2.

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	"Frankie Crawford was cockier than usual Thursday night when he entered the ring against tough Tony Jumaos of The Philippines. The attitude improved suddenly in the 4th round of the scheduled ~~10round~~ main event at the Olympic Auditorium when Crawford found himself lying on his back after catching a solid right hand on the chin. Crawford arose by pulling himself up by the ropes at the count of five. He appeared to be groggy, but he held on, ran a little and fought back before the end of the round. Everything changed suddenly in the 6th when the famous Crawford left hook began to connect. For a full minute he blasted Jumaos with left hooks to the head. And when referee George Latka moved in to stop the fight at 2:30 of the round, Jumaos was helpless and unable to defend himself." -The L.A. Times		"Frankie Crawford was cockier than usual Thursday night when he entered the ring against tough Tony Jumaos of The Philippines. The attitude improved suddenly in the 4th round of the scheduled 10 round main event at the Olympic Auditorium when Crawford found himself lying on his back after catching a solid right hand on the chin. Crawford arose by pulling himself up by the ropes at the count of five. He appeared to be groggy, but he held on, ran a little and fought back before the end of the round. Everything changed suddenly in the 6th when the famous Crawford left hook began to connect. For a full minute he blasted Jumaos with left hooks to the head. And when referee George Latka moved in to stop the fight at 2:30 of the round, Jumaos was helpless and unable to defend himself." -The L.A. Times

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"Frankie Crawford was cockier than usual Thursday night when he entered the ring against tough Tony Jumaos of The Philippines. The attitude improved suddenly in the 4th round of the scheduled 10round main event at the Olympic Auditorium when Crawford found himself lying on his back after catching a solid right hand on the chin. Crawford arose by pulling himself up by the ropes at the count of five. He appeared to be groggy, but he held on, ran a little and fought back before the end of the round. Everything changed suddenly in the 6th when the famous Crawford left hook began to connect. For a full minute he blasted Jumaos with left hooks to the head. And when referee George Latka moved in to stop the fight at 2:30 of the round, Jumaos was helpless and unable to defend himself." -The L.A. Times

Post fight comments

* "I thought it would be easy and so did Frankie. We were thinking about Saldivar and it was a mistake." -Jackie McCoy, Crawford's manager, referring to their upcoming 10 rounder with former featherweight champ Vicente Saldivar.

* "I knew what I was doing all the time, but the guy really landed a good one. It just proves you just can't take anyone for granted." -Frankie Crawford