Ken Norton vs. Ron Stander - Revision history

Slugger at 21:34, 10 October 2017

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			*'''Promoter:''' [[Don King]] ([[Don King Productions]])
			*'''Ring Announcer:''' [[Marvin Brooks]]
			*'''Aired On:''' [[ABC Wide World of Sports]]
	*[[:Image:F25987b.jpeg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:F25987.jpeg\|Photo #3]]		*[[:Image:F25987b.jpeg\|Photo #2]], [[:Image:F25987.jpeg\|Photo #3]]

	~~----~~		== Notes ==
			*This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the [[Muhammad Ali vs. Jimmy Young]] world title fight.
	[[~~File:Norton-Syander 137381194~~.~~jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Stander covers up against Norton~~]]		*Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds).
	~~'''Norton Punches Out~~ Ron Stander~~'''~~		*Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.
			*Norton was in charge from the outset as he landed on Slander's head at will as Stander tried to bull his way in and land to the head. Occasionally, Stander did land a shot to the head, but Norton was never in trouble and he in turn wobbled Stander on several occasions.
	~~LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Ken Norton whipped Ron Slander's face into~~ a ~~bloody mask and stopped the man they call the Bluffs Butcher in the fifth round~~ of ~~a scheduled 12~~-~~round heavyweight fight Friday night.~~		*Stander was cut on the outside corner of the left eye late in the first round.
			*With Stander bleeding badly and reeling from a series of head punches, referee Harry Chechini stopped the fight at 1:19 of the fifth round.
	~~The fight was seen on national television as~~ a ~~preliminary to~~ [[~~Muhammad Ali~~]]'s title ~~defense against~~ [[~~Jimmy Young~~]] ~~at the Capital Centre~~.		*It was the sixth straight knockout win for Norton, of San Diego, since he was knocked out by [[George Foreman]] in a title bid in 1974. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T0EsAAAAIBAJ&sjid=x8wEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4695%2C62733]

	~~With~~ Stander ~~bleeding badly and reeling from a series~~ of ~~head punches, referee Harry Chechini stopped the fight at 1:19~~ of the ~~fifth round~~.

	~~Stander,~~ of ~~Council Bluffs~~, ~~Iowa, was cut on the outside corner of the left eye late~~ in ~~the first round and his face became increasingly bloody in the third~~.

	Norton ~~landed six straight short left hooks to Slander's face that~~ had ~~blood gushing from cuts above the left eye and near the nose and from the nose. The referee stopped the fight and had the ring doctor examine Stander. Action then resumed and~~, ~~before the~~ round ~~was over, Stander was also bleeding from a cut in the middle~~ of ~~his forehead and from a ripped lip,~~

	~~The blood did not stop until~~ the ~~fight did~~.

	Norton~~, weighing 224 pounds to 229 for Stander,~~ was in charge from the outset as he landed on Slander's head at will as Stander tried to bull his way in and land to the head. Occasionally, Stander did land a shot to the ~~head—but~~ Norton was never in trouble and he in turn wobbled Stander on several occasions.

	It was the sixth straight knockout win for Norton, of San Diego, since he was knocked out by [[George Foreman]] in a title bid in 1974~~. Norton hopes to get another title shot, against Ali, in September, and has signed to fight [[Oscar Bonavena]] of Argentina some time in June.~~

	~~Norton now is 36-3-0 with 29 knockouts. Stander is 28-9-2 and was losing for the seventh time in 13 fights since [[Joe Frazier]] cut him to pieces in a title defense in 1972~~. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T0EsAAAAIBAJ&sjid=x8wEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4695%2C62733]

Boxsoup at 15:00, 7 June 2014

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	~~This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali~~-~~Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29~~-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.		----

	~~Source~~: ''~~Going the Distance: The Ken~~ Norton ~~Story~~''		[[File:Norton-Syander 137381194.jpg\|right\|300px\|thumb\|Stander covers up against Norton]]
			'''Norton Punches Out Ron Stander'''

			LANDOVER, Md. (AP) — Ken Norton whipped Ron Slander's face into a bloody mask and stopped the man they call the Bluffs Butcher in the fifth round of a scheduled 12-round heavyweight fight Friday night.

	~~== Newspaper Article ==~~		The fight was seen on national television as a preliminary to [[Muhammad Ali]]'s title defense against [[Jimmy Young]] at the Capital Centre.
	*AP - May 1, ~~1976~~ [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T0EsAAAAIBAJ&sjid=x8wEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4695%2C62733]
			With Stander bleeding badly and reeling from a series of head punches, referee Harry Chechini stopped the fight at 1:19 of the fifth round.

			Stander, of Council Bluffs, Iowa, was cut on the outside corner of the left eye late in the first round and his face became increasingly bloody in the third.

			Norton landed six straight short left hooks to Slander's face that had blood gushing from cuts above the left eye and near the nose and from the nose. The referee stopped the fight and had the ring doctor examine Stander. Action then resumed and, before the round was over, Stander was also bleeding from a cut in the middle of his forehead and from a ripped lip,

			The blood did not stop until the fight did.

			Norton, weighing 224 pounds to 229 for Stander, was in charge from the outset as he landed on Slander's head at will as Stander tried to bull his way in and land to the head. Occasionally, Stander did land a shot to the head—but Norton was never in trouble and he in turn wobbled Stander on several occasions.

			It was the sixth straight knockout win for Norton, of San Diego, since he was knocked out by [[George Foreman]] in a title bid in 1974. Norton hopes to get another title shot, against Ali, in September, and has signed to fight [[Oscar Bonavena]] of Argentina some time in June.

			Norton now is 36-3-0 with 29 knockouts. Stander is 28-9-2 and was losing for the seventh time in 13 fights since [[Joe Frazier]] cut him to pieces in a title defense in 1972. [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T0EsAAAAIBAJ&sjid=x8wEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4695%2C62733]

Boxing scholar: Newspaper Article

2012-01-14T06:26:50Z

Newspaper Article

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	Source: ''Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story''		Source: ''Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story''


			== Newspaper Article ==
			*AP - May 1, 1976 [http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=T0EsAAAAIBAJ&sjid=x8wEAAAAIBAJ&pg=4695%2C62733]

Ric: KO time not needed

2011-09-15T01:20:58Z

KO time not needed

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Big City at 05:26, 6 July 2009

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	This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.		This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.

	~~Sources~~: ''Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story''		Source: ''Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story''

Ric: image inserted

2009-05-17T00:59:07Z

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			*'''Time:''' 1:19
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	This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.		This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.

	Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story~~, BoxRec.~~		Sources: ''Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story''

Rowdytimothy: Fight:25987 moved to Ken Norton vs. Ron Stander

2009-01-26T22:42:11Z

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Big City at 23:02, 25 January 2009

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	This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.		This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts by KO/TKO inside of 3 rounds (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973 as a 5-1 underdog. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts by KO/TKO, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.

	Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.		Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.

Red at 22:53, 25 January 2009

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	This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a		This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a kayo win over [[Earnie Shavers]] in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion [[Joe Frazier]] in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts (the loss was to future world title challenger [[Scott LeDoux]] by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against [[Muhammad Ali]] in 1973. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts, including a 5th round TKO of [[Jerry Quarry]] for the NABF Heavyweight Title.
	kayo win over Earnie Shavers in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion Joe Frazier in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts (the loss was to future world title challenger Scott LeDoux by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against Muhammad Ali in 1973. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts, including a 5th round TKO of Jerry Quarry for the NABF Heavyweight Title.

	Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.		Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.

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	This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a		This bout was aired on national TV on the undercard of the Muhammad Ali-Jimmy Young world title fight. Ron Stander had a record of 29-8-2, including a
	kayo win over Earnie Shavers in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion Joe Frazier in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts (the loss was to future world title challenger Scott LeDoux by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against Muhammad Ali in 1973. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts, including a 5th round TKO of Jerry Quarry for the NABF Heavyweight Title.		kayo win over Earnie Shavers in 1970 and a world title fight loss to undefeated champion Joe Frazier in 1972 by TKO in round 5. Going into this bout, Stander had won five of his last six bouts (the loss was to future world title challenger Scott LeDoux by decision over 10 rounds). Ken Norton had a record of 35-3-0, including a split-decision victory over 12 rounds against Muhammad Ali in 1973. Going into this bout, Norton had won five consecutive bouts, including a 5th round TKO of Jerry Quarry for the NABF Heavyweight Title.


	Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.		Sources: Going the Distance: The Ken Norton Story, BoxRec.