Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton (3rd meeting) - Revision history

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	'''World Welterweight Title'''		'''World Welterweight Title'''
	*Bratton suffered a severe whipping and reportedly would have been justified in giving up the fight after twelve rounds.		*Bratton suffered a severe whipping and reportedly would have been justified in giving up the fight after twelve rounds.
	*[[:File:F1832T.jpg\|Ticket]]		*[[:File:Bratton-Gavilan.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:F1832T.jpg\|Ticket]]

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	'''World Welterweight Title'''		'''World Welterweight Title'''
			*Bratton suffered a severe whipping and reportedly would have been justified in giving up the fight after twelve rounds.
			*[[:File:F1832T.jpg\|Ticket]]

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			'''World Welterweight Title'''
	After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton'~~s head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton~~'s rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.

Emaster: moved Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton to Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton (3rd meeting)

2010-01-28T23:16:52Z

moved Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton to Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton (3rd meeting)

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Rowdytimothy: remove category

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	After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.		After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.

	~~[[Category:1953 Bouts\|Gavilan vs. Bratton]]~~

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2007-12-28T00:39:45Z

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	After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.		After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.

			[[Category:1953 Bouts\|Gavilan vs. Bratton]]

Rowdytimothy: Fight:18322 moved to Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton

2007-12-28T00:39:05Z

Fight:18322 moved to Kid Gavilan vs. Johnny Bratton

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Monsoon at 17:24, 27 December 2007

2007-12-27T17:24:45Z

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	After ~~holding~~ the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.		After challenger, Johnny Bratton held the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.

Monsoon: New page: 18322 After holding the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and la...

2007-12-27T17:23:57Z

New page: <fight>18322</fight> After holding the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and la...

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<fight>18322</fight>

After holding the upper hand in the first round, Gavilan began to socre, and by the 8th, Bratton was a spent force. Late in the round, Gavilan cornered Bratton and landed countless, unanswered shots in quick succession on Bratton's head which probably should of resulted in a stoppage. Nevertheless, the referre let the action continue and soon the bell came to Bratton's rescue. Gavilan also had a big round in the twelfth, when he pounded Bratton along the ropes. On this occasion as well, the referee would have been well justified in stopping the fight. However, he let the action continue. By the 15th, Gavilan was at his best. He was absoultely dazzling in reigning off hooks, rights, as well as him famed "bolo punch" on Bratton and although Bratton made it through the round, he paid a heavy price to do so. In the most dominant, and decisive outcome these two (Gavilan and Bratton) produced in their combative trilogy, Gavilan emerged victorious en route to making his seventh defense of his welterweight title.