Midget Wolgast vs. Willie LaMorte - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:111208 moved to Midget Wolgast vs. Willie LaMorte

2008-03-10T22:15:29Z

Fight:111208 moved to Midget Wolgast vs. Willie LaMorte

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	*~ '''NYSAC World Flyweight Title''' ~		*~ '''NYSAC World Flyweight Title''' ~<br>
	*At the close of the fifth, La Morte, walking falteringly to his corner, suddenly collapsed, falling head first to the canvas. Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, determined he had suffered a spasm of the heart. La Morte was sent to the hospital as a precaution, where he received emergency treatment and was sent home. Referee Crowley announced that the knockout occurred in the sixth round, but Judge Mathison--who had helped to write the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] rules--insisted the KO should be scored in the fifth, due to an understanding that the one-minute rest between rounds is part of the preceding session, and the gong hadn't sounded to begin the sixth round.		*At the close of the fifth, La Morte, walking falteringly to his corner, suddenly collapsed, falling head first to the canvas. Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, determined he had suffered a spasm of the heart. La Morte was sent to the hospital as a precaution, where he received emergency treatment and was sent home. Referee Crowley announced that the knockout occurred in the sixth round, but Judge Mathison--who had helped to write the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] rules--insisted the KO should be scored in the fifth, due to an understanding that the one-minute rest between rounds is part of the preceding session, and the gong hadn't sounded to begin the sixth round.

Red at 01:45, 10 March 2008

2008-03-10T01:45:04Z

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	*~ Referee: [[Jim Crowley]] \| Judge:[[ Charles F. Mathison]] ~
	*~ '''NYSAC World Flyweight Title''' ~		*~ '''NYSAC World Flyweight Title''' ~
	*At the close of the fifth, La Morte, walking falteringly to his corner, suddenly collapsed, falling head first to the canvas. Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, determined he had suffered a spasm of the heart. La Morte was sent to the hospital as a precaution, where he received emergency treatment and was sent home. Referee Crowley announced that the knockout occurred in the sixth round, but Judge Mathison--who had helped to write the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] rules--insisted the KO should be scored in the fifth, due to an understanding that the one-minute rest between rounds is part of the preceding session, and the gong hadn't sounded to begin the sixth round.		*At the close of the fifth, La Morte, walking falteringly to his corner, suddenly collapsed, falling head first to the canvas. Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, determined he had suffered a spasm of the heart. La Morte was sent to the hospital as a precaution, where he received emergency treatment and was sent home. Referee Crowley announced that the knockout occurred in the sixth round, but Judge Mathison--who had helped to write the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] rules--insisted the KO should be scored in the fifth, due to an understanding that the one-minute rest between rounds is part of the preceding session, and the gong hadn't sounded to begin the sixth round.

Ric at 16:05, 25 December 2005

2005-12-25T16:05:45Z

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<fight>111208</fight>
*~ Referee: [[Jim Crowley]] | Judge:[[ Charles F. Mathison]] ~
*~ '''NYSAC World Flyweight Title''' ~
*At the close of the fifth, La Morte, walking falteringly to his corner, suddenly collapsed, falling head first to the canvas. Dr. William H. Walker, State Athletic Commission physician, determined he had suffered a spasm of the heart. La Morte was sent to the hospital as a precaution, where he received emergency treatment and was sent home. Referee Crowley announced that the knockout occurred in the sixth round, but Judge Mathison--who had helped to write the [[New York State Athletic Commission]] rules--insisted the KO should be scored in the fifth, due to an understanding that the one-minute rest between rounds is part of the preceding session, and the gong hadn't sounded to begin the sixth round.