Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez - Revision history

Earl at 05:39, 11 November 2013

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	*'''~~WBC~~ Lightweight Title'''		*'''[[WBA]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense by Chavez)
	*'''~~WBA~~ Lightweight Title'''		*'''[[WBC]] Lightweight Title''' (3rd defense by Ramirez)
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	Ramirez ~~is unable~~ to ~~continue after~~ he is cut ~~by an accidental headbutt~~, ~~for which~~ Chavez ~~has~~ a point ~~deducted~~.		----

			'''From The ''New York Times'':'''

			While Chavez never scored a knockdown, he buckled Ramirez's knees in the fourth round with a right hand that sent Ramirez reeling backward in a half-squat that nearly put him on the canvas. But Ramirez righted himself and gamely fought back, as he did all night.

			Chavez's hand speed was superior to that of the 29-year-old Ramirez, who entered the bout as the W.B.C. lightweight champion, and left as the victim of a somewhat controversial ending.

			As Ramirez moved forward in the 11th round of the scheduled 12-round bout, he and Chavez butted heads. Blood spilled from a gash on Ramirez's scalp, close to the middle of his forehead. The referee, Richard Steele, temporarily halted the bout so that the ringside physician, Flip Homansky, could examine the cut. Homansky took a look and would not let Ramirez continue.

			By the rules, Steele was obliged to penalize Chavez, as the uninjured fighter, a point in the scoring, and the bout went to the judges' scoring of the first 10 rounds for the verdict. Even with Steele's deduction, all three judges had Chavez ahead.

			Afterward, there was the reflex protest of Ramirez that the butt was intentional and that he figured he was winning the fight anyway. Just as predictable was Chavez's verbal counterpunch.

			"When he comes in," Chavez said of Ramirez, "he lowers his head too much."

Wouter at 12:17, 10 December 2009

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	~~Jose Luis~~ Ramirez~~, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez,~~ is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devastating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the Mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to ~~come forward. A~~ headbutt ~~in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor~~, ~~on a seemingly ridiculous call, stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez's eyes.~~ Chavez has a point deducted ~~as a result of WBC rules~~.		Ramirez is unable to continue after he is cut by an accidental headbutt, for which Chavez has a point deducted.

Ric: image linked

2009-07-02T22:21:04Z

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	*'''WBC Lightweight Title'''		*'''WBC Lightweight Title'''
	*'''WBA Lightweight Title'''		*'''WBA Lightweight Title'''
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	Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devastating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the Mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor, on a seemingly ridiculous call, stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez's eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.		Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devastating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the Mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor, on a seemingly ridiculous call, stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez's eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.

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2009-01-17T21:55:24Z

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			*'''WBC Lightweight Title'''
	Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a ~~devestating~~ right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the ~~mexican~~ crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.		*'''WBA Lightweight Title'''
			Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devastating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the Mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor, on a seemingly ridiculous call, stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez's eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.

Rowdytimothy: Jose Luis Ramirez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez

2008-04-25T01:34:17Z

Jose Luis Ramirez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez

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Rowdytimothy at 01:33, 25 April 2008

2008-04-25T01:33:49Z

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	~~== 1989-05-13: Las Vegas, NV, USA: Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez by TD in round 11 of 12: ==~~
	Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.		Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.

Emaster: Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez moved to Jose Luis Ramirez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez

2008-03-30T22:22:15Z

Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez moved to Jose Luis Ramirez vs. Julio Cesar Chavez

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Rowdytimothy: Fight:13964 moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez

2008-03-01T00:29:21Z

Fight:13964 moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Jose Luis Ramirez

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Red at 22:30, 29 February 2008

2008-02-29T22:30:05Z

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	== 1989-05-13: Las Vegas, NV, USA: Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez by TD in round 11 of 12: ==		== 1989-05-13: Las Vegas, NV, USA: Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez by TD in round 11 of 12: ==
	Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.		Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.

Guerrero157 at 04:01, 3 February 2007

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	== 1989-05-13: Las Vegas, NV, USA: Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez by TD in round 11 of 12: ==		== 1989-05-13: Las Vegas, NV, USA: Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez by TD in round 11 of 12: ==
	Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure ~~amd~~ allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.		Jose Luis Ramirez, a former sparring partner for Julio Cesar Chavez, is nearly dropped in the fourth round when Chavez lands a devestating right hand on the side of the head and Ramirez goes into a squat position. Chavez and Ramirez are very good friends and serious professionals as they put on a show for the mexican crowd. Chavez, known for his pressure style, didn't really use much pressure and allowed Ramirez to come forward. A headbutt in round 11 (the first of the fight it would seem) cuts Ramirez on the forehead. Referee Richard Steele takes a look and calls the doctor in. The doctor on a ridiculous call stops the fight even though the blood is running around Ramirez eyes. Chavez has a point deducted as a result of WBC rules.