Jack McVey vs. Ace Hudkins - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:121272 moved to Jack McVey vs. Ace Hudkins

2008-04-19T04:35:28Z

Fight:121272 moved to Jack McVey vs. Ace Hudkins

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Rowdytimothy at 04:35, 19 April 2008

2008-04-19T04:35:13Z

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	Referee [[Lt. Jack Kennedy]] (a lieutenant in the United States Navy) said the bout was nothing but a dancing act. He declared he heard McVey whisper to Hudkins during a clinch in the ninth round, "This is your round, Ace." Then he saw McVey accept a tap from Hudkins and roll over on the canvas for a count of eight. He finally roared "No Contest" to the 7,500 fans - who had themselves been shouting "Fake! Fake!" - and motioned them to silence. "These two men were talking to each other for four out of the ten rounds," he said. "From the second round on they were not trying. I let the affair go, thinking they might decide to start fighting. They didn't, so I threw them out." (<i>UP</i>) As a result of the decision, both boxers were automatically suspended and their purses withheld.		Referee Lt. Jack Kennedy (a lieutenant in the United States Navy) said the bout was nothing but a dancing act. He declared he heard McVey whisper to Hudkins during a clinch in the ninth round, "This is your round, Ace." Then he saw McVey accept a tap from Hudkins and roll over on the canvas for a count of eight. He finally roared "No Contest" to the 7,500 fans - who had themselves been shouting "Fake! Fake!" - and motioned them to silence. "These two men were talking to each other for four out of the ten rounds," he said. "From the second round on they were not trying. I let the affair go, thinking they might decide to start fighting. They didn't, so I threw them out." (<i>UP</i>) As a result of the decision, both boxers were automatically suspended and their purses withheld.

Ric: fight code

2006-11-05T02:35:45Z

fight code

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			Referee [[Lt. Jack Kennedy]] (a lieutenant in the United States Navy) said the bout was nothing but a dancing act. He declared he heard McVey whisper to Hudkins during a clinch in the ninth round, "This is your round, Ace." Then he saw McVey accept a tap from Hudkins and roll over on the canvas for a count of eight. He finally roared "No Contest" to the 7,500 fans - who had themselves been shouting "Fake! Fake!" - and motioned them to silence. "These two men were talking to each other for four out of the ten rounds," he said. "From the second round on they were not trying. I let the affair go, thinking they might decide to start fighting. They didn't, so I threw them out." (<i>UP</i>) As a result of the decision, both boxers were automatically suspended and their purses withheld.

	Referee Jack Kennedy (a lieutenant in the United States Navy) said the bout was nothing but a dancing act. He declared he heard McVey whisper to Hudkins during a clinch in the ninth round, "This is your round, Ace." Then he saw McVey accept a tap from Hudkins and roll over on the canvas for a count of eight. He finally roared "No Contest" to the 7,500 fans - who had themselves been shouting "Fake! Fake!" - and motioned them to silence. "These two men were talking to each other for four out of the ten rounds," he said. "From the second round on they were not trying. I let the affair go, thinking they might decide to start fighting. They didn't, so I threw them out." (<i>UP</i>) As a result of the decision, both boxers were automatically suspended and their purses withheld.

Delisa at 16:48, 23 November 2005

2005-11-23T16:48:28Z

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Referee Jack Kennedy (a lieutenant in the United States Navy) said the bout was nothing but a dancing act. He declared he heard McVey whisper to Hudkins during a clinch in the ninth round, "This is your round, Ace." Then he saw McVey accept a tap from Hudkins and roll over on the canvas for a count of eight. He finally roared "No Contest" to the 7,500 fans - who had themselves been shouting "Fake! Fake!" - and motioned them to silence. "These two men were talking to each other for four out of the ten rounds," he said. "From the second round on they were not trying. I let the affair go, thinking they might decide to start fighting. They didn't, so I threw them out." (<i>UP</i>) As a result of the decision, both boxers were automatically suspended and their purses withheld.