Kid Chocolate vs. Joey Scalfaro (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Ric at 18:54, 24 December 2011

2011-12-24T18:54:46Z

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	Scalfaro "went down in the first flurry of punching and came up, groggy but full of fight, at the count of eight. He was ready and eager to continue but the referee, Kid Otto, waved him to his corner." (AP). Scalfaro, however, claimed he was unhurt and had merely been waiting for the count of "nine" to arise. When "Chocolate approached him with the victor's gesture of a friendly handshake, Scalfaro, objecting to the interference of the referee and struggling to free himself from the seconds who would restrain him, suddenly broke loose and crashed a right hand against the Cuban's head. Scalfaro then was forcibly held back by his handlers. Cigar butts were tossed into the ring from several parts of the arena, and one struck the back of the protesting Scalfaro as he struggled in his corner against the restraining hands of Referee Otto." <i>New York Times</i>		Scalfaro "went down in the first flurry of punching and came up, groggy but full of fight, at the count of eight. He was ready and eager to continue but the referee, Kid Otto, waved him to his corner." (AP). Scalfaro, however, claimed he was unhurt and had merely been waiting for the count of "nine" to arise. When "Chocolate approached him with the victor's gesture of a friendly handshake, Scalfaro, objecting to the interference of the referee and struggling to free himself from the seconds who would restrain him, suddenly broke loose and crashed a right hand against the Cuban's head. Scalfaro then was forcibly held back by his handlers. Cigar butts were tossed into the ring from several parts of the arena, and one struck the back of the protesting Scalfaro as he struggled in his corner against the restraining hands of Referee Otto." <i>New York Times</i>

Rowdytimothy: Fight:17334 moved to Kid Chocolate vs. Joey Scalfaro (2nd meeting)

2008-07-01T22:19:36Z

Fight:17334 moved to Kid Chocolate vs. Joey Scalfaro (2nd meeting)

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(No difference)

Rowdytimothy: add fight code

2008-07-01T22:18:04Z

add fight code

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	<br>Scalfaro "went down in the first flurry of punching and came up, groggy but full of fight, at the count of eight. He was ready and eager to continue but the referee, Kid Otto, waved him to his corner." (AP). Scalfaro, however, claimed he was unhurt and had merely been waiting for the count of "nine" to arise. When "Chocolate approached him with the victor's gesture of a friendly handshake, Scalfaro, objecting to the interference of the referee and struggling to free himself from the seconds who would restrain him, suddenly broke loose and crashed a right hand against the Cuban's head. Scalfaro then was forcibly held back by his handlers. Cigar butts were tossed into the ring from several parts of the arena, and one struck the back of the protesting Scalfaro as he struggled in his corner against the restraining hands of Referee Otto." <i>New York Times</i>		<fight>17334</fight>

			Scalfaro "went down in the first flurry of punching and came up, groggy but full of fight, at the count of eight. He was ready and eager to continue but the referee, Kid Otto, waved him to his corner." (AP). Scalfaro, however, claimed he was unhurt and had merely been waiting for the count of "nine" to arise. When "Chocolate approached him with the victor's gesture of a friendly handshake, Scalfaro, objecting to the interference of the referee and struggling to free himself from the seconds who would restrain him, suddenly broke loose and crashed a right hand against the Cuban's head. Scalfaro then was forcibly held back by his handlers. Cigar butts were tossed into the ring from several parts of the arena, and one struck the back of the protesting Scalfaro as he struggled in his corner against the restraining hands of Referee Otto." <i>New York Times</i>

Delisa at 23:26, 3 October 2005

2005-10-03T23:26:35Z

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<br>Scalfaro "went down in the first flurry of punching and came up, groggy but full of fight, at the count of eight. He was ready and eager to continue but the referee, Kid Otto, waved him to his corner." (AP). Scalfaro, however, claimed he was unhurt and had merely been waiting for the count of "nine" to arise. When "Chocolate approached him with the victor's gesture of a friendly handshake, Scalfaro, objecting to the interference of the referee and struggling to free himself from the seconds who would restrain him, suddenly broke loose and crashed a right hand against the Cuban's head. Scalfaro then was forcibly held back by his handlers. Cigar butts were tossed into the ring from several parts of the arena, and one struck the back of the protesting Scalfaro as he struggled in his corner against the restraining hands of Referee Otto." <i>New York Times</i>