Ken Overlin vs. Billy Soose (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Nero3000 at 18:15, 10 November 2022

2022-11-10T18:15:49Z

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	The New York Daily News felt Soose deserved the win by 7-6-2 in rounds and contradicted the Times with "The verdict was popular with the majority of the crowd" but added "many of the ringside experts thought the margin too close to cost Ken his title."		The New York Daily News felt Soose deserved the win by 7-6-2 in rounds and contradicted the Times with "The verdict was popular with the majority of the crowd" but added "many of the ringside experts thought the margin too close to cost Ken his title."

	Jack Cuddy of the Brooklyn Citizen scored it a draw.		Jack Cuddy of the Brooklyn Citizen scored it a draw.
	Harold of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle scored a close win for Soose.
			Harold Conrad of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle scored a close win for Soose.

	Referee Donovan stated "You can't win a fight holding and stalling. Overlin fought only in ten-second spurts when he did fight. And you can't give a man points on that kind of a performance."		Referee Donovan stated "You can't win a fight holding and stalling. Overlin fought only in ten-second spurts when he did fight. And you can't give a man points on that kind of a performance."

Nero3000 at 18:15, 10 November 2022

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	Although the decision was unanimous, "it was a mystifying one, mysteriously arrived at, and so unexpected that it left the onlookers stunned for several minutes. For 11 of the 15 sessions Overlin held an edge over his rival and in several the margin was so great he may as well have been in the ring by himself so little was the damage he suffered at the hands of his foeman. Ken knew all the tricks, and he brought them into play. At times he had Soose looking more puzzled than a retarded high school freshman writing a thesis on the quantum theory... In Soose's favor it must be said he forced the going... In the matter of holding, too, Overlin was often at fault, and it might have been this inclination to cling to his rival in the hope of weathering stormy passages that influenced the arbiters in their decision." Scores : 8-7, 8-7, 9-5-1 all for Soose. ''New York Times''		Although the decision was unanimous, "it was a mystifying one, mysteriously arrived at, and so unexpected that it left the onlookers stunned for several minutes. For 11 of the 15 sessions Overlin held an edge over his rival and in several the margin was so great he may as well have been in the ring by himself so little was the damage he suffered at the hands of his foeman. Ken knew all the tricks, and he brought them into play. At times he had Soose looking more puzzled than a retarded high school freshman writing a thesis on the quantum theory... In Soose's favor it must be said he forced the going... In the matter of holding, too, Overlin was often at fault, and it might have been this inclination to cling to his rival in the hope of weathering stormy passages that influenced the arbiters in their decision." Scores : 8-7, 8-7, 9-5-1 all for Soose. ''New York Times''

			The New York Daily News felt Soose deserved the win by 7-6-2 in rounds and contradicted the Times with "The verdict was popular with the majority of the crowd" but added "many of the ringside experts thought the margin too close to cost Ken his title."

			Jack Cuddy of the Brooklyn Citizen scored it a draw.
			Harold of the Brooklyn Daily Eagle scored a close win for Soose.

			Referee Donovan stated "You can't win a fight holding and stalling. Overlin fought only in ten-second spurts when he did fight. And you can't give a man points on that kind of a performance."

Dan at 14:51, 16 April 2022

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Emaster: moved Fight:172572 to Ken Overlin vs. Billy Soose (2nd meeting)

2010-02-02T18:44:02Z

moved Fight:172572 to Ken Overlin vs. Billy Soose (2nd meeting)

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2010-01-17T18:53:44Z

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Although the decision was unanimous, "it was a mystifying one, mysteriously arrived at, and so unexpected that it left the onlookers stunned for several minutes. For 11 of the 15 sessions Overlin held an edge over his rival and in several the margin was so great he may as well have been in the ring by himself so little was the damage he suffered at the hands of his foeman. Ken knew all the tricks, and he brought them into play. At times he had Soose looking more puzzled than a retarded high school freshman writing a thesis on the quantum theory... In Soose's favor it must be said he forced the going... In the matter of holding, too, Overlin was often at fault, and it might have been this inclination to cling to his rival in the hope of weathering stormy passages that influenced the arbiters in their decision." Scores : 8-7, 8-7, 9-5-1 all for Soose. ''New York Times''

Ken Overlin vs. Billy Soose (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Nero3000 at 18:15, 10 November 2022

Nero3000 at 18:15, 10 November 2022

Dan at 14:51, 16 April 2022

Emaster: moved Fight:172572 to Ken Overlin vs. Billy Soose (2nd meeting)

Ric: Created page with '200px200px 172572 *'''NYSAC World Middleweight Title''' *Post-fight [[:File:F172572NAc.jp…'

Ric: Created page with '200px200px 172572 '''NYSAC World Middleweight Title''' Post-fight [[:File:F172572NAc.jp…'