Randall (Tex) Cobb vs. Earnie Shavers - Revision history

Natmaka at 20:44, 18 June 2016

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	* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.		* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.
	* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his ~~boxng~~ career.		* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxing career.

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2008-03-06T00:27:14Z

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	* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.		* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.
	* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxng career.		* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxng career.

	~~[[Category:1980 Bouts\|Cobb vs. Shavers]]~~

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2008-01-12T14:49:46Z

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	* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.		* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.
	* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxng career.		* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxng career.

			[[Category:1980 Bouts\|Cobb vs. Shavers]]

Rowdytimothy: Fight:26785 moved to Randall (Tex) Cobb vs. Earnie Shavers

2008-01-12T14:49:21Z

Fight:26785 moved to Randall (Tex) Cobb vs. Earnie Shavers

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2008-01-12T06:29:07Z

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<fight>26785</fight>
* This was a sad bout. Shavers had been to John's Hopkins Med School for retina trouble before the bout. Both boxers were slow and ineffective,and tired by round five. Shavers did score a right cut in round four and a knockdown in round six. He suffered a left eye lid cut in round one, and a brow cut in round four. At the end, Shavers the aging acorn was encrusted in his shell, taking Cobb's flailing overhand rights which lacked power and seemed to be 50% fouls. It was stopped at 2:19 of round eight.
* Now appearing as a replay on ESPN, the bout features commentators: the insightful Don Dunphy, a spirited Ken Norton, who is jousting with a rather subdued Gerry Cooney, who would TKO Norton in one round, within a year, ending his boxng career.