Pete Sanstol vs. Pete DeGrasse - Revision history

Ric at 01:33, 29 January 2018

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	Pete Sanstol was scheduled to fight Pete DeGrasse, the St. Regis Canadian Indian fighter, and apparently negotiating to fight [[Bobby Leitham]], the Canadian Bantamweight Champion. Then, if things worked out, he'd face [[Panama Al Brown]] once again for the world title.		Pete Sanstol was scheduled to fight Pete DeGrasse, the St. Regis Canadian Indian fighter, and apparently negotiating to fight [[Bobby Leitham]], the Canadian Bantamweight Champion. Then, if things worked out, he'd face [[Panama Al Brown]] once again for the world title.

	But Pete DeGrasse didn't see it that way. "So Sanstol is going to fight Al Brown for the title, eh?" ~~he snapped.~~ "Well, he might think so now but he won't for long. And he's		But Pete DeGrasse didn't see it that way. "So Sanstol is going to fight Al Brown for the title, eh?" "Well, he might think so now but he won't for long. And he's
	going to knock me out, huh? As if he could knock any kind of fighter out.		going to knock me out, huh? As if he could knock any kind of fighter out.
	That Scowegian couldn't break an egg. The only ones he's been licking for		That Scowegian couldn't break an egg. The only ones he's been licking for

Ric at 06:36, 28 January 2018

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	back to Norway where he'll be a lot healthier."		back to Norway where he'll be a lot healthier."

	He then predicted, "Say, if he happens to be lucky enough		He then predicted: "Say, if he happens to be lucky enough to get away with a win over me he'll take a pasting from Leitham who is the best bantam I've ever fought. Not that I couldn't beat Leitham if I met him again," DeGrasse quickly added. (DeGrasse quotes courtesy of one unidentified Montreal news article.)
	to get away with a win over me he'll take a pasting from Leitham who is
	the best bantam I've ever fought. Not that I couldn't beat Leitham if I
	met him again," DeGrasse quickly added. (DeGrasse quotes courtesy of one unidentified Montreal news article.)

	Meanwhile Sanstol continued his work-outs at the Exchange		Meanwhile Sanstol continued his work-outs at the [[Exchange Stadium]]. "He showed speed galore in a set-to with [[Greg Gregerson\|Greggy Gregersen]], bounding
	Stadium. "He showed speed galore in a set-to with [[Greg Gregerson\|Greggy Gregersen]], bounding
	Danish bantam," a paper reported. "The blonde battler, whose popularity		Danish bantam," a paper reported. "The blonde battler, whose popularity
	is undiminished judging by the large [400 person] crowd of interested railbirds,		is undiminished judging by the large [400 person] crowd of interested railbirds,

Ric: Ric moved page Fight:100726 to Pete Sanstol vs. Pete DeGrasse

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Ric moved page Fight:100726 to Pete Sanstol vs. Pete DeGrasse

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Ric at 19:05, 27 January 2018

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	Meanwhile Sanstol continued his work-outs at the Exchange		Meanwhile Sanstol continued his work-outs at the Exchange
	Stadium. "He showed speed galore in a set-to with [[Greggy Gregersen]], bounding		Stadium. "He showed speed galore in a set-to with [[Greg Gregerson\|Greggy Gregersen]], bounding
	Danish bantam," a paper reported. "The blonde battler, whose popularity		Danish bantam," a paper reported. "The blonde battler, whose popularity
	is undiminished judging by the large [400 person] crowd of interested railbirds,		is undiminished judging by the large [400 person] crowd of interested railbirds,

Ric at 19:03, 27 January 2018

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-*Ballyhooed as "The Battle of the Petes":
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-:"DeGrasse gave Sanstol a real battle," reported one Montreal newspaper, "and curiously for a fighter of Pete Sanstol's dashing style, it was his defensive skill which loomed large in his victory. DeGrasse, slashing out aggressively and taking the lead in the first two rounds, lost the range as Sanstol began to bob and weave under punches, and the blonde gave a masterly opposition of feinting, then making his opponent miss."

Ric at 03:56, 3 April 2015

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	"DeGrasse gave Sanstol a real battle," reported one Montreal newspaper, "and curiously for a fighter of Pete Sanstol's dashing style, it was his defensive skill which loomed large in his victory. DeGrasse, slashing out aggressively and taking the lead in the first two rounds, lost the range as Sanstol began to bob and weave under punches, and the blonde gave a masterly opposition of feinting, then making his opponent miss."		*Ballyhooed as "The Battle of the Petes":
			:"DeGrasse gave Sanstol a real battle," reported one Montreal newspaper, "and curiously for a fighter of Pete Sanstol's dashing style, it was his defensive skill which loomed large in his victory. DeGrasse, slashing out aggressively and taking the lead in the first two rounds, lost the range as Sanstol began to bob and weave under punches, and the blonde gave a masterly opposition of feinting, then making his opponent miss."

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"DeGrasse gave Sanstol a real battle," reported one Montreal newspaper, "and curiously for a fighter of Pete Sanstol's dashing style, it was his defensive skill which loomed large in his victory. DeGrasse, slashing out aggressively and taking the lead in the first two rounds, lost the range as Sanstol began to bob and weave under punches, and the blonde gave a masterly opposition of feinting, then making his opponent miss."