Fraser Scott - Revision history

Scalinatella at 12:21, 3 June 2019

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	Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.		Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.

	Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career entitled; ''~~Weighing In~~: The Selling of a Middleweight'', published in 1974.		Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career entitled; ''Weigh-in: The Selling of a Middleweight'', published in 1974.

Mexican roadsweeper at 11:08, 16 January 2019

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	'''Manager''': [[Joe West]]		'''Manager''': [[Joe West]]

Rockyjones at 04:05, 12 January 2017

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	Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.		Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.

	Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career entitled; ''Weighing In: The Selling of a Middleweight'', ~~which was~~ published in 1974.		Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career entitled; ''Weighing In: The Selling of a Middleweight'', published in 1974.

Matt: book title

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book title

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	Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.		Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.

	Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career, which was ~~released~~ in ~~the 1970's~~.		Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career entitled; ''Weighing In: The Selling of a Middleweight'', which was published in 1974.

Matt at 00:46, 17 January 2006

2006-01-17T00:46:02Z

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<boxer>009811</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Joe West]]

Fraser Scott was a Middleweight contender of the late 1960's, who achieved a high rating with a cut-induced stoppage of former Light Middleweight champion [[Denny Moyer]]. Scott then unsuccesfully challenged [[Nino Benvenuti]] for the World Middleweight title, when he was disqualified in the 7th round in controversial fashion. Scott, who claimed he was fighting out of a crouch, had been accused of headbutting by the Italian referee. As was sometimes the case with American fighters, fighting in Europe, this was caused in part by differences in styles in Europe and America, with American fighters getting punished in some cases for fighting out of a crouch by foreign referees.

Scott also penned an autobiographical book about his boxing career, which was released in the 1970's.