Glenn McCrory vs. Jeff Lampkin - Revision history

Sweetscientist at 02:06, 31 July 2012

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	A short left ~~hook~~ to the ~~body sent~~ McCrory ~~down~~ to a knee ~~and eventually all fours~~. He ~~did not make an attempt~~ to ~~get to his feet~~ as ~~that~~ referee reached the count of ten.		Journeyman Jeff Lampkin from Youngstown, Ohio, dropped champion Glenn McCrory with a short left to the liver in the third round to win the IBF Cruiserweight Title in Gateshead, England.

			Lampkin in his 47th fight and first world title shot, jumped for joy and rolled across the ring as the referee counted McCrory out at 2:20 of the third.

			Lampkin won it with one punch - a brutal, close-range left hand below the right rib cage just above McCrory's red trucks. McCrory grimaced and backed away before dropping to a knee. He remained on a knee holding his right side while his face twisted in pain, before going to all fours as the referee reached the count of ten.

			The capacity crowd that had come to cheer on McCrory's second title defense sat numb. The defeated champion slumped in the ring while being attended to by doctors and Lampkin wrapped himself in the American flag.

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	*Glen McCrory 27-5 (10 KOs) vs. Jeff Lampkin 33-13-1 (28 KOs)		*Glen McCrory 27-5 (10 KOs) vs. Jeff Lampkin 33-13-1 (28 KOs)
			*Lampkin entered ranked as the # 1 contender by the IBF.
	*The loss ended a 13-match winning streak for McCrory.		*The loss ended a 13-match winning streak for McCrory.
	*McCrory stayed out of the ring for 11 months following the defeat, before returning in February of 1991 as a 217-pound heavyweight. He fought six more times and had a record of 3-3-1 over that span.		*McCrory stayed out of the ring for 11 months following the defeat, before returning in February of 1991 as a 217-pound heavyweight. He fought six more times and had a record of 3-3-1 over that span.

			== Quote ==
			*"The crowd was here for him, but all the crowd can do is holler. They can't throw punches in the ring like I can." - Jeff Lampkin


			'''Source:''' "Lampkin drops McCrory" (1990, Mar. 23) ''Sun Journal'' p. 35. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=JQogAAAAIBAJ&sjid=HWUFAAAAIBAJ&pg=1506%2C4794612\| Article]

Sweetscientist at 19:17, 30 July 2012

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	McCrory ~~stopped by~~ a ~~single bodyshot~~		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Cruiserweight Title''' (2nd defense by McCrory)


			A short left hook to the body sent McCrory down to a knee and eventually all fours. He did not make an attempt to get to his feet as that referee reached the count of ten.

			== Notes ==
			*Glen McCrory 27-5 (10 KOs) vs. Jeff Lampkin 33-13-1 (28 KOs)
			*The loss ended a 13-match winning streak for McCrory.
			*McCrory stayed out of the ring for 11 months following the defeat, before returning in February of 1991 as a 217-pound heavyweight. He fought six more times and had a record of 3-3-1 over that span.

Emaster: Jeff Lampkin vs. Glenn McCrory moved to Glenn McCrory vs. Jeff Lampkin

2008-03-23T21:06:47Z

Jeff Lampkin vs. Glenn McCrory moved to Glenn McCrory vs. Jeff Lampkin

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Emaster: Fight:27644 moved to Jeff Lampkin vs. Glenn McCrory

2008-03-23T21:05:56Z

Fight:27644 moved to Jeff Lampkin vs. Glenn McCrory

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Medic at 04:44, 13 June 2005

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McCrory stopped by a single bodyshot