Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan La Porte - Revision history

Johnniea at 17:00, 13 September 2018

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	*This one formed part of the undercard where [[James Smith]] took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of [[Tim Witherspoon]].		*This one formed part of the undercard where [[James Smith]] took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of [[Tim Witherspoon]].
	*Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion.		*Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion.
	*Chavez ~~took~~ a ~~beating in~~ round ~~three and once again in~~ round ~~eight when his knees were buckled.~~ Laporte ~~also earned round twelve by a landslide~~.		*Round three was give and take with excellent close-range exchanges throughout. Laporte momentarily stunned Chavez near the end of the eighth, a round Chavez had otherwise controlled. Chavez dominated the final round, pushing the tiring Laporte back and landing numerous hard punches.
	*While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible.		*While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible.
	*Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		*Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

Slugger at 11:32, 9 November 2017

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	*~~<b>WBC~~ Super Featherweight Title~~</b>~~		*'''[[World Boxing Council]] World Super Featherweight Title'''
	*~~<b>Weights~~:~~</b> Chavez 129; La Porte 128¾~~		*'''Promoter:''' [[Don King]] ([[Don King Productions]])
	~~-----~~		*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Ed Derian]]

	~~'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York.~~ It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.		== Notes ==
			*It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out [[Refugio Rojas]] in seven as part of the [[Hector Camacho vs. Edwin Rosario\|Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario]] fight's undercard.
	Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		*This one formed part of the undercard where [[James Smith]] took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of [[Tim Witherspoon]].
			*Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion.
			*Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide.
			*While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible.
			*Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

Rowdytimothy: Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan La Porte

2008-03-30T02:47:31Z

Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan La Porte

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Rowdytimothy: remove category

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	Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

	~~[[Category:1986 Bouts\|Chavez vs. La Porte]]~~

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	*<b>WBC Super Featherweight Title</b>		*<b>WBC Super Featherweight Title</b>
	*<b>Referee:</b> [[Richard Steele]]
	*<b>Judges scoring:</b> [[Sid Nathan]] 117-112, [[Larry O'Connell]] 115-114, [[Bob Logist]] 114-113
	*<b>Weights:</b> Chavez 129; La Porte 128¾		*<b>Weights:</b> Chavez 129; La Porte 128¾
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Brett at 06:46, 28 October 2007

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			<fight>13956</fight>
			*<b>WBC Super Featherweight Title</b>
			*<b>Referee:</b> [[Richard Steele]]
			*<b>Judges scoring:</b> [[Sid Nathan]] 117-112, [[Larry O'Connell]] 115-114, [[Bob Logist]] 114-113
			*<b>Weights:</b> Chavez 129; La Porte 128¾
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	'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.		'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.

	Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

			[[Category:1986 Bouts\|Chavez vs. La Porte]]

AntonioMartin at 08:10, 15 August 2006

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	'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.		'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.

	Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way ~~deserbed~~ to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserved to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

AntonioMartin at 08:09, 15 August 2006

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	'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas ~~kin~~ seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed ~~p[art~~ of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.		'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas in seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed part of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.

	Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserbed to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.		Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserbed to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.

AntonioMartin: Fight:13956 moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte: Because it looks way better this way

2006-08-15T08:03:37Z

Fight:13956 moved to Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte: Because it looks way better this way

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AntonioMartin: Chavez-Laporte

2006-08-15T08:02:48Z

Chavez-Laporte

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'''Julio Cesar Chavez vs. Juan Laporte''' took place at the Madison Square Garden, New York. It would be the second of only two bouts El Gran Campeon Mexicano Chavez would hold at the mecca of boxing, Madison Square Garden, the other one being when he knocked out Refugio Rojas kin seven as part of the Hector Camacho-Edwin Rosario fight's undercard. This one formed p[art of the undercard where James Smith took the WBA Heavyweight title with a first round knockout of Tim Witherspoon.

Chavez was 54-0 with 48 knockouts and already seen as the greatest Mexican champion and one of Latin America's greatest ever, and he was defending his WBC Junior Lightweight title against Puerto Rico's Laporte, 27-6 with 14 knockouts and the former WBC Featherweight Champion. Chavez took a beating in round three and once again in round eight when his knees were buckled. Laporte also earned round twelve by a landslide. While Chavez in no way deserbed to lose the fight, Laporte proved, for the first time, that Chavez was not invincible. Chavez retained the crown by five points on one scorecard and by only a single point on the other two.