LaBlanche swing - Revision history

Ric at 02:15, 22 June 2012

2012-06-22T02:15:20Z

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	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 ~~[[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]]~~ [[Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey]] title bout.

	[[Category:Glossary\|Lablanche swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|Lablanche swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Ric: aka the "LaBlanche pivot"

2012-06-22T02:07:11Z

aka the "LaBlanche pivot"

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	Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]," it was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].		Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]" or "LaBlanche pivot," this punch was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].

	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.
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	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|~~lablanche~~ swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|Lablanche swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|~~laBlanche~~ Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Rowdytimothy: fix link

2009-02-09T23:43:42Z

fix link

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	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey ~~vs. Jess Willard~~\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jess Willard vs. Jack Dempsey\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|lablanche swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|lablanche swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|laBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|laBlanche Swing]]

Emaster: fixed internal link

2008-03-07T18:51:11Z

fixed internal link

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	Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]," it was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[~~Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|~~Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].		Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]," it was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].

	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

Ric at 23:16, 11 May 2007

2007-05-11T23:16:19Z

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	[[Category:Punches\|~~LaBlanche~~ Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|laBlanche Swing]]

Wouter at 14:48, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T14:48:33Z

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	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey vs. Jess Willard\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey vs. Jess Willard\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|~~LaBlanche Swing~~]]		[[Category:Glossary\|lablanche swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Rowdytimothy: correct link

2007-03-11T20:33:54Z

correct link

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	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Dempsey v. Willard\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey vs. Jess Willard\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Ric: updated a bit

2006-05-15T02:30:52Z

updated a bit

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	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which ~~was reporting~~ that ~~this punch~~ and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] title bout.		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Dempsey v. Willard\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Ric: updated a bit

2006-05-15T02:26:38Z

updated a bit

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	Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]." It was named after middleweight [[~~Boxer:George LaBlanche:040223\|~~George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in [[~~Fight:96924]]~~.		Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]," it was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].

	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919. It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey~~]]-[[Boxer:Jess_Willard:010602~~\|~~Jess Willard~~]] ~~title bout~~.


			"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

			It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] title bout.

	[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

Ric at 04:01, 1 July 2005

2005-07-01T04:01:39Z

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	Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]." It was named after middleweight [[Boxer:George LaBlanche:040223\|George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil in [[Fight:96924]].		Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]." It was named after middleweight [[Boxer:George LaBlanche:040223\|George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in [[Fight:96924]].

	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919. It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]]-[[Boxer:Jess_Willard:010602\|Jess Willard]] title bout.		"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919. It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey]]-[[Boxer:Jess_Willard:010602\|Jess Willard]] title bout.

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	It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey vs. Jess Willard\|title bout]].		It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that Tacoma newspaper article, which also reported that the LaBlanche Swing and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the scheduled July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] [[Jack Dempsey vs. Jess Willard\|title bout]].

	[[Category:Glossary\|~~LaBlanche Swing~~]]		[[Category:Glossary\|lablanche swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]

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	Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]." It was named after middleweight [[~~Boxer:George LaBlanche:040223\|~~George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in [[~~Fight:96924]]~~.		Also known as the "[[pivot blow]]," it was named after middleweight [[George LaBlanche]], who reportedly used it to knock out [[Boxer:Jack Dempsey:017958\|Jack Dempsey]], the Nonpareil, in their [[George LaBlanche vs. Jack Dempsey\|1889 bout]].

	"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919. It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Boxer:Jack_Dempsey:009009\|Jack Dempsey~~]]-[[Boxer:Jess_Willard:010602~~\|~~Jess Willard~~]] ~~title bout~~.


			"This blow is delivered by closing the eyes, turning rapidly on one heel and letting the right go at random." ''Tacoma News Tribune'' (Tacoma, WA, USA), July 2, 1919.

			It was barred by the [[New York State Athletic Commission]], "partly out of respect to the memory of the Nonpariel," according to that newspaper, which was reporting that this punch and the [[rabbit punch]] were not going to be barred in Ohio for the July 4 [[Jack Dempsey]]-[[Jess Willard]] title bout.

	[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Glossary\|LaBlanche Swing]]
	[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]		[[Category:Punches\|LaBlanche Swing]]