Jack Johnson vs. Stanley Ketchel - Revision history

Ric: linked to 2025 YouTube video

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linked to 2025 YouTube video

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	*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19090415&id=c7AlAAAAIBAJ&sjid=IvwFAAAAIBAJ&pg=3405,3337713&hl=en "Jack Johnson and Ketchel To Fight" The Gettysburg Times, April 15, 1909]		*[https://news.google.com/newspapers?nid=2202&dat=19090415&id=c7AlAAAAIBAJ&sjid=IvwFAAAAIBAJ&pg=3405,3337713&hl=en "Jack Johnson and Ketchel To Fight" The Gettysburg Times, April 15, 1909]
	*[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=LAH19091017.2.82.38.1 "Johnson With Sudden Blow In Twelfth Round Stops Ketchel" Los Angeles Herald, October 17, 1909]		*[http://cdnc.ucr.edu/cgi-bin/cdnc?a=d&d=LAH19091017.2.82.38.1 "Johnson With Sudden Blow In Twelfth Round Stops Ketchel" Los Angeles Herald, October 17, 1909]

			==Other==
			*2025 YouTube video [https://youtu.be/oLyFy03lpys?si=MmaamUO6mZ4zhQhy "Anatomy of a Fight"]

Boxsoup at 20:59, 1 April 2016

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-[[file:F19145.JPG|right|thumb|350px|Ketchel floors Johnson in the 12th]][[File:Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg|350px|thumb|right|Johnson watches as Ketchel is counted out]]
+[[File:Johnson-Ketchel-U1260423INP.jpg|right|thumb|385px|Ketchel floors Johnson in the 12th round.]]
 <fight>19145</fight>
-*Ketchel was down in the second and third rounds
+*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (4th defense by Johnson)
-*Ranked the 25th [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by [[The Ring Magazine|''The Ring'']] in 1996.
+*[[:File:Johnson-Ketchel 1221170407.jpg|Photo 3]], [[:File:F19145.JPG|Photo 4]], [[:File:Johnson-Ketchel.jpg|Photo 5]], [[:File:Johnson KO Ketchel 1280.jpg|Photo 6]],
-"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)<br><br>
+:Ketchel backed toward the ropes with a smile glimmering on his battered, blood-streamed face. Johnson rose slowly, as though dazed. As he straightened to his knees his eyes encountered Ketchel's, and with the fury of a wild beast he leaped across the ten feet that separated them. His right fist shot to the white man's jaw. The left crashed to the stomach and the right swung again with the speed of lightning, catching Ketchel's head as he reeled back from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap, and Johnson, unable to stop his rush, sprawled across his beaten rival's legs and fell full length himself.
-Legend has it that the two fighters agreed to extend the fight the full twenty rounds for the sake of the motion picture exhibitors. However, Ketchel saw an opening in the 12th round and went for the knockout, flooring Johnson with a right. When Johnson arose, Ketchel moved in for the kill and was knocked out by a massive right from Johnson. As Ketchel was counted out, Johnson brushed off a pair of Ketchel's teeth that had embedded in his glove. Johnson allegedly said, "He crossed me and I made him pay for it."

Ric: another photo linked

2013-01-21T23:37:17Z

another photo linked

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	*Ketchel was down in the second and third rounds		*Ketchel was down in the second and third rounds
	*Ranked the 25th [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] in 1996.		*Ranked the 25th [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] in 1996.
			*[[:File:Johnson-Ketchel.jpg\|Photo]]


	"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)<br><br>		"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)<br><br>
	Legend has it that the two fighters agreed to extend the fight the full twenty rounds for the sake of the motion picture exhibitors. However, Ketchel saw an opening in the 12th round and went for the knockout, flooring Johnson with a right. When Johnson arose, Ketchel moved in for the kill and was knocked out by a massive right from Johnson. As Ketchel was counted out, Johnson brushed off a pair of Ketchel's teeth that had embedded in his glove. Johnson allegedly said, "He crossed me and I made him pay for it."		Legend has it that the two fighters agreed to extend the fight the full twenty rounds for the sake of the motion picture exhibitors. However, Ketchel saw an opening in the 12th round and went for the knockout, flooring Johnson with a right. When Johnson arose, Ketchel moved in for the kill and was knocked out by a massive right from Johnson. As Ketchel was counted out, Johnson brushed off a pair of Ketchel's teeth that had embedded in his glove. Johnson allegedly said, "He crossed me and I made him pay for it."

Earl at 06:56, 15 August 2012

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	[[file:F19145.JPG\|right\|thumb\|350px]]		[[file:F19145.JPG\|right\|thumb\|350px\|Ketchel floors Johnson in the 12th]][[File:Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right\|Johnson watches as Ketchel is counted out]]
	<fight>19145</fight>		<fight>19145</fight>
	*~~Ketchell~~ down in 2d and 3d rounds.		*Ketchel was down in the second and third rounds
			*Ranked the 25th [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by [[The Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']] in 1996.

	"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from ~~preceeding~~ rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)		"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)<br><br>
			Legend has it that the two fighters agreed to extend the fight the full twenty rounds for the sake of the motion picture exhibitors. However, Ketchel saw an opening in the 12th round and went for the knockout, flooring Johnson with a right. When Johnson arose, Ketchel moved in for the kill and was knocked out by a massive right from Johnson. As Ketchel was counted out, Johnson brushed off a pair of Ketchel's teeth that had embedded in his glove. Johnson allegedly said, "He crossed me and I made him pay for it."
	*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of ~~All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]]~~ by '~~'The Ring'' magazine~~ in ~~1996~~.
	~~[[File:Jack Jonhson vs~~. ~~Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right]]~~

John at 12:38, 2 December 2010

2010-12-02T12:38:31Z

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	*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by ''The Ring'' magazine in 1996.		*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by ''The Ring'' magazine in 1996.
	[[File:Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg\|~~300px~~\|thumb\|right~~\|Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal 16/10/1909~~]]		[[File:Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg\|350px\|thumb\|right]]

Fasan at 05:36, 2 December 2010

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	*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by ''The Ring'' magazine in 1996.		*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by ''The Ring'' magazine in 1996.
			[[File:Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal . jpg.jpg\|300px\|thumb\|right\|Jack Jonhson vs. Stanley Katchal 16/10/1909]]

Ric: image inserted

2009-06-22T00:35:16Z

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	*Ketchell down in 2d and 3d rounds.		*Ketchell down in 2d and 3d rounds.


	"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)		"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)

	*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by Ring ~~Magazine~~ in 1996.		*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by ''The Ring'' magazine in 1996.

Nwwebber: Fight:19145 moved to Jack Johnson vs. Stanley Ketchel

2008-02-25T05:29:45Z

Fight:19145 moved to Jack Johnson vs. Stanley Ketchel

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Nwwebber at 05:28, 25 February 2008

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			*Ketchell down in 2d and 3d rounds.

	~~Ketchell down in 2d and 3d rounds.~~

			"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)

	"The ~~whole climax~~ of ~~the fight was crowded into thirty~~-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in ~~a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes~~.~~" (Associated Press)~~		*Ranked #24 [[The 100 Greatest Title Fights of All-Time\|Greatest Title Fight All-Time]] by Ring Magazine in 1996.

Delisa at 06:52, 7 January 2007

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	" The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)
	~~Ketchel had two teeth knocked out, which his manager Willie Britt made into a pair of dice. (Britt died shortly afterward.~~)		Ketchell down in 2d and 3d rounds.


			"The whole climax of the fight was crowded into thirty-four seconds. At the beginning of the last round, there was little to judge from preceeding rounds to pick the winner. They met in the center, clashed and wrestled to Johnson's corner. The negro broke, and poising himself, dashed at Ketchel, who shrank to meet him. Ketchel drove his right to the black's lowered head. Johnson ducked and received the blow behind the ear and rolled to the floor. Johnson arose slowly and leaped toward the white man, landing a terrific blow on Ketchel's jaw; with his left he struck for the stomach and with his right swung again, catching Ketchel's head as it rolled from the onslaught. Ketchel dropped in a heap while Johnson sprawled across the beaten rival's legs. Johnson arose still dazed and clung to the ropes." (Associated Press)