Henry Armstrong vs. Pedro Montanez - Revision history

Dan at 19:29, 13 April 2022

2022-04-13T19:29:16Z

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	<fight>16308</fight>		<fight>16308</fight>
	*'''World Welterweight Title'''		*'''World Welterweight Title'''

Ric: another image linked

2015-05-24T20:42:18Z

another image linked

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	*Montanez was cut over the right eye in the 3rd round and under the left eye in the 7th round.		*Montanez was cut over the right eye in the 3rd round and under the left eye in the 7th round.
	*Armstrong expressed his desire to meet three fighters in 1940. Pedro Montanez, Al (Bummy) Davis and middleweight champ Ceferino Garcia. He met Garcia in his next bout after ~~the~~ Montanez fight but did not meet Davis until ~~'44~~.		*Armstrong had expressed his desire to meet three fighters in 1940: Pedro Montanez, [[Al (Bummy) Davis]] and middleweight champ [[Ceferino Garcia]]. He met Garcia in his next bout after this Montanez fight, but did not meet Davis until 1944.
	*Attendance - 19,157		*Attendance - 19,157
	*Gate - $59,575		*Gate - $59,575
			*[[:File:Pic16308.JPG\|Picturegram]]

Flatnose at 15:12, 25 January 2014

2014-01-25T15:12:21Z

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	*'''World Welterweight Title'''		*'''World Welterweight Title'''
	"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''		"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''

			*Montanez was cut over the right eye in the 3rd round and under the left eye in the 7th round.
			*Armstrong expressed his desire to meet three fighters in 1940. Pedro Montanez, Al (Bummy) Davis and middleweight champ Ceferino Garcia. He met Garcia in his next bout after the Montanez fight but did not meet Davis until '44.
			*Attendance - 19,157
			*Gate - $59,575

Ric: referee & KO time redundant

2013-02-09T02:29:35Z

referee & KO time redundant

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	<fight>16308</fight>		<fight>16308</fight>
	~~[[file:Armstrong-Montanez.jpg\|right\|photo]]~~
	*'''World Welterweight Title'''		*'''World Welterweight Title'''
	*'''Referee:''' [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
	*Time: 0:47
	"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''		"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''

Emaster: moved Fight:16308 to Henry Armstrong vs. Pedro Montanez

2010-01-24T23:28:53Z

moved Fight:16308 to Henry Armstrong vs. Pedro Montanez

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(No difference)

JollyDee at 12:33, 27 March 2007

2007-03-27T12:33:36Z

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	~~<fight>16308</fight>~~

	*'''World Welterweight Title'''		*'''World Welterweight Title'''
	*Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]		*'''Referee:''' [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
	*Time: 0:47		*Time: 0:47
	"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''		"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''

Ric at 18:03, 28 August 2005

2005-08-28T18:03:35Z

New page

[[file:Armstrong-Montanez.jpg|right|photo]]
<fight>16308</fight>

*'''World Welterweight Title'''
*Referee: [[Billy Cavanaugh]]
*Time: 0:47
"For savagery and bruising fighting, virtually all of it displayed by the irrepressible Armstrong, this was a fight that has seldom been excelled. No welterweight, no man near Armstrong's inches or poundage could have survived the blistering firepower." Montanez was down for the first time in his career in the 4th. Down again at the end of the 8th, he had to be carried to his corner. ''New York Times''