Max Schmeling vs. Young Stribling - Revision history

Artur128 at 11:37, 21 June 2025

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	<fight>21766</fight>		<fight>21766</fight>
	*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (1st defense by Schmeling)		*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (1st defense by Schmeling)

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	[[File:Schmeling-Stribling 78179122.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|Young Stribling (left) vs. Max Schmeling.]]		[[File:Schmeling-Stribling 78179122.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|Young Stribling (left) vs. Max Schmeling.]]
	*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.		*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.
	*~~Bout official~~ on January 13.		*Fight signed by both parties on January 13.[https://www.newspapers.com/image/6793493/]
	*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.		*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.
	*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.		*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.

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	~~[[File:Schmeling-Stribling 78179122.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|Young Stribling (left) vs. Max Schmeling.]]~~
	<fight>21766</fight>		<fight>21766</fight>
	*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (1st defense by Schmeling)		*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (1st defense by Schmeling)
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
			[[File:Schmeling-Stribling 78179122.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|Young Stribling (left) vs. Max Schmeling.]]
	*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.		*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.
	*Bout official on January 13.		*Bout official on January 13.

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	*The bout was named 1931 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year\|Fight of the Year]] by [[The Ring Magazine]].		*The bout was named 1931 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year\|Fight of the Year]] by [[The Ring Magazine]].
	*Unofficial AP scorecard through 14 completed rounds - 9-4-1 Schmeling		*Unofficial AP scorecard through 14 completed rounds - 9-4-1 Schmeling
	*The officials for this bout were George Blake as referee and judges Don Alexander and Larry Norrett.		*The officials for this bout were [[George Blake]] as referee and judges Don Alexander and Larry Norrett.
	*Johnny Risko met Tony Galento in an 8-round bout, which took place after the main event.		*[[Johnny Risko]] met [[Tony Galento]] in an 8-round bout, which took place after the main event.
			*Bobby Franklin article: [https://ibroresearch.com/wp-content/uploads/2025/05/IBRO160.26-27.pdf]

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.		*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.
	*Bout ~~confirmed around~~ January 13.		*Bout official on January 13.
	*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.		*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.
	*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.		*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.		*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.
			*Bout confirmed around January 13.
	*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.		*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.
	*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.		*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.

Flatnose at 23:57, 23 January 2023

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	*This was the only knockout loss Stribling suffered in a career that consisted of more than 280 professional fights.		*This was the only knockout loss Stribling suffered in a career that consisted of more than 280 professional fights.
	*The bout was named 1931 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year\|Fight of the Year]] by [[The Ring Magazine]].		*The bout was named 1931 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year\|Fight of the Year]] by [[The Ring Magazine]].
			*Unofficial AP scorecard through 14 completed rounds - 9-4-1 Schmeling
			*The officials for this bout were George Blake as referee and judges Don Alexander and Larry Norrett.
			*Johnny Risko met Tony Galento in an 8-round bout, which took place after the main event.

Boxsoup at 22:33, 28 March 2016

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	[[~~file~~:Schmeling.Stribling.jpg\|right\|350px]]		[[File:Schmeling-Stribling 78179122.jpg\|right\|350px\|thumb\|Young Stribling (left) vs. Max Schmeling.]]
	<fight>21766</fight>		<fight>21766</fight>
			*'''World Heavyweight Championship''' (1st defense by Schmeling)
			*[[:Image:Schmeling.Stribling.jpg\|Photo #2]]

	* [[National Boxing Association]] ~~'''World Heavyweight Title'''~~		==Notes==
	* Referee George Blake was paid $2,500 ~~for this~~ bout.		*Schmeling won the vacant World Heavyweight Championship on [[Max Schmeling vs. Jack Sharkey (1st meeting)\|June 12, 1930]], when [[Jack Sharkey]] was disqualified in the fourth round for hitting Schmeling below the belt. On January 7, 1931, the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] stripped Schmeling of the title after his manager, [[Joe Jacobs]], refused to enter into an agreement to defend the title in a rematch against Sharkey. The [[National Boxing Association]], however, continued recognize Schmeling as champion.
	* ~~Weights~~: Schmeling ~~189~~, Stribling ~~186½~~		*Stribling was a slight betting favorite until the afternoon of the fight, when the odds shifted to Schmeling.
			*Ticket prices ranged from $3 to $25.
			*An estimated crowd of 35,000, with gate receipts of $349,000, saw the fight.
			*Schmeling received 40 percent of the receipts and Stribling received 12½ percent.
			*Referee George Blake was paid $2,500 to officiate the bout.
			*Schmeling scored the only knockdown of the fight when he floored Stribling with right late in the 15th round.
			*The Associated Press reported:
			:Stribling praised Schmeling for fighting fairly and cleanly. It was a right-hand blow that landed just above the left eye in the eleventh round that really started him to defeat, Stribling said. After that punch landed, Stribling knew he was beaten. The young Georgian said it was an injustice to him to have the fight stopped by Referee George Blake with only 14 seconds to go. He argued that he had been knocked down only once and might have continued until the finish. Stribling, however, was in no condition to weather the storm, for he was groggy and reeling, and another savage blow to the chin might have resulted seriously.
			*This was the only knockout loss Stribling suffered in a career that consisted of more than 280 professional fights.
			*The bout was named 1931 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year\|Fight of the Year]] by [[The Ring Magazine]].

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	* [[National Boxing Association]] ~~World Heavyweight Title~~		* [[National Boxing Association]] '''World Heavyweight Title'''
	* '''World Heavyweight Title'''		* Referee George Blake was paid $2,500 for this bout.
	* ~~'''~~Referee~~:'''~~ George Blake was paid $2,500 for this bout.
	* Weights: Schmeling 189, Stribling 186½		* Weights: Schmeling 189, Stribling 186½

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	* [[National Boxing Association]] World Heavyweight Title		* [[National Boxing Association]] World Heavyweight Title
	* '''World Heavyweight Title'''		* '''World Heavyweight Title'''
	* '''Referee:''' [[George Blake]] was paid $2,500 for this bout.		* '''Referee:''' George Blake was paid $2,500 for this bout.
	* Weights: Schmeling 189, Stribling 186½		* Weights: Schmeling 189, Stribling 186½