Ismael Laguna vs. Ken Buchanan (1st meeting) - Revision history

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	== Newspaper articles ==		== Newspaper articles ==
	* ~~{{cite web \|url=~~https://www.nytimes.com/1970/09/27/archives/buchanan-rallies-to-outpoint-laguna-for-lightweight-title-in-puerto.html ~~\|title=~~"Buchanan rallies to outpoint Laguna for Lightweight Title in Puerto Rico" ~~\|date=1970-09-27 \|work=~~The New York Times }}		* [https://www.nytimes.com/1970/09/27/archives/buchanan-rallies-to-outpoint-laguna-for-lightweight-title-in-puerto.html "Buchanan rallies to outpoint Laguna for Lightweight Title in Puerto Rico"], ''The New York Times'', 27 September 1970.

	== After this fight ==		== After this fight ==
	Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC, because British Boxing Board Of Control had joined only WBC. He negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as WBC Lightweight Championship fight.		Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC, because British Boxing Board Of Control had joined only WBC. He negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as WBC Lightweight Championship fight.
	* ~~{{cite \|author=~~"Buchanan's bout approved" ~~\|title=~~The Times ~~\|publisher=<nowiki>~~London, England, United Kingdom~~</nowiki> \|date=<nowiki>~~1970~~-11-17</nowiki> }} p.14~~.<br>		*"Buchanan's bout approved", ''The Times'' (London, England, United Kingdom), page 14, 17 November 1970.<br>

	However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight.		However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight.
	* ~~{{cite \|author=~~"Buchanan to meet new challenger" ~~\|title=~~The Times ~~\|publisher=<nowiki>~~London, England, United Kingdom~~</nowiki> \|date=<nowiki>~~1971~~-02-11</nowiki> }} p.10~~.<br>		*"Buchanan to meet new challenger", ''The Times'' (London, England, United Kingdom), page 10, 11 February 1971.<br>

	Ruben Navarro, the third WBA and the fourth WBC contender, fought instead of Ramos on 12 February 1971.		Ruben Navarro, the third WBA and the fourth WBC contender, fought instead of Ramos on 12 February 1971.
	* ~~{{cite web \|url=~~https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=GGgVawPscysC&dat=19710212&id=JpJAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=BKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4064%2C2232553 ~~\|title=~~"WBC approve Buchanan bout" ~~\|date=1971-02-12 \|work=~~The Glasgow Herald ~~\|publisher=~~(Scotland, United Kingdom). }}		* [https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=GGgVawPscysC&dat=19710212&id=JpJAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=BKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4064%2C2232553 "WBC approve Buchanan bout"], ''The Glasgow Herald'' (Scotland, United Kingdom), 12 February 1971 – via Google News Newspaper Archive.

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	== Newspaper articles ==		== Newspaper articles ==
	* {{cite web \|url=~~http~~://www.nytimes.com/1970/09/27/archives/buchanan-rallies-to-outpoint-laguna-for-lightweight-title-in-puerto.html \|title="Buchanan rallies to outpoint Laguna for Lightweight Title in Puerto Rico" \|date=1970-09-27 \|work=The New York Times }}		* {{cite web \|url=https://www.nytimes.com/1970/09/27/archives/buchanan-rallies-to-outpoint-laguna-for-lightweight-title-in-puerto.html \|title="Buchanan rallies to outpoint Laguna for Lightweight Title in Puerto Rico" \|date=1970-09-27 \|work=The New York Times }}

	== After this fight ==		== After this fight ==

Susano7 at 11:50, 10 April 2018

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+*'''[[World Boxing Association|WBA]] World Lightweight Title''' (second defense by Laguna)
 *Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna
 *WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970.  Source AP 9/16/1970.  UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.
 *NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970
-"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press
+However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight.

Susano7 at 01:51, 1 April 2018

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	*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.		*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.
	*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970		*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970
	*Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC~~. It is a reason that "~~British Boxing Board Of Control" had joined only in WBC ~~those days~~. Buchanan negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as a WBC Lightweight Championship. ~~Source Reuter from~~ The Times ~~November~~ 17 ~~1970 issue page~~ 14. However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight (~~2/10/~~1971). ~~Source The Times February 11 1971 issue page~~ 10. Ruben Navarro ~~(No.3~~ WBA and ~~No.4~~ WBC contender) fought instead of Ramos on February 12 1971.		*Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC, because British Boxing Board Of Control had joined only WBC. Buchanan negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as WBC Lightweight Championship fight.
			:: "Buchanan's bout approved". ''The Times''. (London, England, United Kingdom). (1970-11-17). p.14.<br>
			:However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight.
			:: "Buchanan to meet new challenger". ''The Times''. (London, England, United Kingdom). (1971-02-11). p.10.<br>
			:Ruben Navarro, the third WBA and the fourth WBC contender, fought instead of Ramos on February 12 1971.
			:: {{cite web \|url=https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=GGgVawPscysC&dat=19710212&id=JpJAAAAAIBAJ&sjid=BKUMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4064%2C2232553 \|title="WBC approve Buchanan bout" \|date=1971-02-12 \|work=The Glasgow Herald \|publisher=(Scotland, United Kingdom). }}


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

Susano7 at 15:26, 1 July 2012

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	*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.		*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.
	*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970		*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970
	*Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC. It is a reason that "British Boxing Board Of Control" had joined only in WBC those days. Buchanan negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as a WBC Lightweight Championship. Source Reuter from The Times November 17 1970 issue page 14. However, Ramos ~~was~~ canceled two days before the fight (2/10/1971). Source The Times February 11 1971 issue page 10. Ruben Navarro (No.3 WBA and No.4 WBC contender) fought instead of Ramos on February 12 1971.		*Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC. It is a reason that "British Boxing Board Of Control" had joined only in WBC those days. Buchanan negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as a WBC Lightweight Championship. Source Reuter from The Times November 17 1970 issue page 14. However, Ramos canceled two days before the fight (2/10/1971). Source The Times February 11 1971 issue page 10. Ruben Navarro (No.3 WBA and No.4 WBC contender) fought instead of Ramos on February 12 1971.


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

Susano7 at 15:42, 27 May 2012

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	*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.		*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.
	*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970		*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970
			*Then, Ken Buchanan needed to be recognized from WBC. It is a reason that "British Boxing Board Of Control" had joined only in WBC those days. Buchanan negotiated with Mando Ramos and WBC. WBC accepted "Buchanan vs. Ramos" as a WBC Lightweight Championship. Source Reuter from The Times November 17 1970 issue page 14. However, Ramos was canceled two days before the fight (2/10/1971). Source The Times February 11 1971 issue page 10. Ruben Navarro (No.3 WBA and No.4 WBC contender) fought instead of Ramos on February 12 1971.


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

Delisa at 21:51, 3 November 2011

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	*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna		*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna
	*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.		*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.
			*NYSAC recognized this bout as championship one on OCt 5, 1970


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

Delisa at 21:44, 3 November 2011

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	*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna		*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna
	*WBC stripped Laguna ~~prior to bout~~. Source AP 9/16/1970		*WBC stripped Laguna on September 15, 1970. Source AP 9/16/1970. UPI reported the WBC said Laguna had to fight Mando Ramos instead, so they stripped him and matched Ramos and Carrasco.


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

Delisa at 21:42, 3 November 2011

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	*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna		*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna
			*WBC stripped Laguna prior to bout. Source AP 9/16/1970


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press

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			*Buchanan ignored the BBoC's order not to fight Laguna


	"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press		"Scotland's Ken Buchanan came on strong in the final rounds yesterday to wrest the world lightweight title from Panama's Ismael Laguna on a split decision in a spirited 15 round bout. It was close all the way. Laguna, bobbing and weaving, carried the fight to the standup challenger, fighting in the classic style. Laguna scored with chopping right leads and short blows inside. Buchanan, moving in behind a snapping left jab, came on in the 5th and 6th rounds. From the 12th on Buchanan dominated the fight. In the 12th he shook the champ with a series of solid shots to the head that forced Laguna to hold. Encouraged by his success, Buchanan pressed on with follow-ups that Laguna couldn't block." -Associated Press