Roberto Duran vs. Hector Thompson - Revision history

Flatnose at 01:39, 17 May 2023

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	*'''[[WBA]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense by Duran)		*'''[[WBA]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense by Duran)

			Pre-fight comments

			* "My hope is to return to Australia with the world lightweight crown and I think I can do it." -Hector Thompson

			* "The title must stay in Panama. He'll have to walk over my dead body to take my title." -Roberto Duran

	"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swelling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." - United Press International		"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swelling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." - United Press International

Earl at 16:39, 2 November 2013

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			*'''[[WBA]] Lightweight Title''' (2nd defense by Duran)

	"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swelling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." - United Press International		"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swelling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." - United Press International

Earl at 15:11, 2 November 2013

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	"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable ~~swellling~~ of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." -United Press International		"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swelling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." - United Press International

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"WBA lightweight champion Roberto Duran retained his title Saturday night with a TKO over Australian challenger Hector Thompson in the 8th round of their scheduled 15 rounder. Duran floored Thompson for the first time in the fight in the 3rd round with a hard left to the body, but Thompson got to his feet immediately and waited for the count of eight. From then on Thompson put up a strong fight, exchanging flurries of hard punches from short distances with the aggressive champion. Thompson's blows caused a noticeable swellling of Duran's left eye in the 4th round. The champion looked a little tired by the 6th round and it was Thompson who landed the majority of the telling blows in that round. The Australian kept poking at Duran's eye in the 7th and it was easily his best round of the night. Duran knocked Thompson to the canvas twice in the 8th round after causing Thompson's nose to bleed profusely. Panamanian referee Nicasio Drake halted the fight after the second fall, awarding Duran the TKO." -United Press International