Ray Mancini vs. Julio Valdez - Revision history

Boxsoup at 03:48, 12 December 2014

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			[[File:Mancini-Valdez 164131128.jpg\|right\|frame\|Mancini throws a right to Valdez's body]]
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			*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense by Mancini)

	*'''~~[[NABF]] Lightweight~~ Title''' ~~(2nd defense of Mancini)~~		'''Mancini Stops Valdez In 10th and Keeps Title'''<br>
	*'''Time:''' 0:59		<small>Associated Press, January 24, 1982</small>

	~~==Notes==~~		ATLANTIC CITY, Jan. 23 — Ray (Boom Boom) Mancini used two right hooks to stop Julio (Diablito) Valdez at 59 seconds of the 10th round in their scheduled 12-round lightweight bout today and retained his North American Boxing Federation title.
	*Mancini ~~comes in~~ rated #4 by the ~~[[WBA]] at Lightweight~~.
	*In round 10, Valdez ~~is sent to~~ the ~~canvas~~ by ~~two consecutive~~ right ~~hooks from~~ Mancini. ~~Although~~ he ~~beats~~ the ~~count~~, the ~~referee determines~~ that ~~he is no longer able to continue~~ and ~~stops~~ the ~~fight~~.		Mancini, of Youngstown, Ohio, improved his record to 22-1.
	*Mancini ~~was ahead on points at~~ the ~~time~~ of ~~stoppage~~.
			His only defeat came against Alexis Arguello here last Oct. 3. The 135-pound Mancini is rated fourth by the World Boxing Association. His 132-pound opponent from the Dominican Republic has a 16-10-1 record.

			In the 10th round, Mancini knocked out Valdez's mouthpiece. Seconds later, Mancini ended the fight by stinging his opponent with a right hook as Valdez spun around to avoid him. Valdez got up before the count, but he appeared dazed and could not raise his gloves.

			"I hit him with a tremendous hook," Mancini said. "But I didn't know it shook him till I saw him move back. I got a little overanxious, but I saw an opening with a right hand and I hit him as he was turning away."

			Bob Arum, the Top Rank, Inc. promoter, said after the fight that Mancini would get a title shot sometime in April against the winner of the Jan. 30 fight between Arturo Frias, the World Boxing Association lightweight champion, and the No. 1 challenger Ernesto Espana.

			Mancini, 20, is the son of Lenny (Boom Boom) Mancini, the No. 1 lightweight contender in 1941, who had been in line for a world title fight but missed the opportunity when he was drafted to serve in World War II.

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Reenthelawman at 18:25, 27 January 2010

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	*In round 10, Valdez is sent to the canvas by two consecutive right hooks from Mancini. Although he beats the count, the referee determines that he is no longer able to continue and stops the fight.		*In round 10, Valdez is sent to the canvas by two consecutive right hooks from Mancini. Although he beats the count, the referee determines that he is no longer able to continue and stops the fight.
	*Mancini was ahead on points at the time of stoppage.		*Mancini was ahead on points at the time of stoppage.

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Reenthelawman at 18:22, 27 January 2010

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	*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense of Mancini)		*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense of Mancini)
			*'''Time:''' 0:59

	==Notes==		==Notes==
			*Mancini comes in rated #4 by the [[WBA]] at Lightweight.
	~~Diablito~~ Valdez ~~gave Ray~~ Mancini ~~a competitive~~ fight ~~for nine rounds~~. Mancini was ahead on points ~~all~~ the ~~way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage~~ of ~~punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth~~.		*In round 10, Valdez is sent to the canvas by two consecutive right hooks from Mancini. Although he beats the count, the referee determines that he is no longer able to continue and stops the fight.
			*Mancini was ahead on points at the time of stoppage.

Reenthelawman: adding title at stake

2008-09-29T04:30:02Z

adding title at stake

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			*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense of Mancini)

			==Notes==

	Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth.		Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:19941 moved to Ray Mancini vs. Julio Valdez

2008-03-17T23:11:32Z

Fight:19941 moved to Ray Mancini vs. Julio Valdez

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Rowdytimothy: add fight code

2008-03-17T23:11:19Z

add fight code

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	Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth.		Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth.

Brizel at 22:47, 17 March 2008

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	Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez.		Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez late in the tenth.

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2008-03-17T22:46:57Z

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Diablito Valdez gave Ray Mancini a competitive fight for nine rounds. Mancini was ahead on points all the way. Valdez was finally staggered by a barrage of punches, and with his back turned to Mancini, 'Boom-Boom' came around the back of the head of Valdez within allowable rules (not a rabbit punch) and kayoed Valdez.