Sandy Saddler vs. Willie Pep (4th meeting) - Revision history

Boxsoup at 07:02, 9 May 2015

2015-05-09T07:02:34Z

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-[[File:Saddler-Pep51.JPG|400px|thumb|right|]]
+[[File:Saddler-Pep IV-U980211ACME.jpg|400px|thumb|right|Saddler drops Pep in round two.]]
 <fight>21087</fight>
-*[[:Image:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg|Photo #2]], [[:File:Pep-Saddler4.jpg|Photo #3]]
+*'''World Featherweight Championship''' (1st defense of 2nd reign by Saddler)
-'''World Featherweight Title'''
+*[[:Image:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg|Photo #2]], [[:File:Pep-Saddler4.jpg|Photo #3]], [[:File:Saddler-Pep51.JPG|Photo #4]], [[:File:Saddler-Pep IV-U980212ACME.jpg|Photo #5]]
-Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.
+==Notes==
-According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.."  Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..."  "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied.  Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't.  Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man.  Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor."  Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."
+==Newspaper Articles==

Ric: another image linked

2013-11-14T20:26:24Z

another image linked

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	<fight>21087</fight>		<fight>21087</fight>
	*[[:Image:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|Photo #2]]		*[[:Image:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|Photo #2]], [[:File:Pep-Saddler4.jpg\|Photo #3]]

	'''World Featherweight Title'''		'''World Featherweight Title'''

	Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.		Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.
	~~<br>~~

	According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."		According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."

Ric: another image linked

2013-06-20T15:58:07Z

another image linked

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			[[File:Saddler-Pep51.JPG\|400px\|thumb\|right\|]]
	<fight>21087</fight>		<fight>21087</fight>
	[[~~file~~:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|~~350px\|right\|Action photo~~]]		*[[:Image:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|Photo #2]]
	* '''World Featherweight Title'''
	* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½		'''World Featherweight Title'''
	* Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.
			Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.
	<br>		<br>

	According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."		According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."

Emaster: moved Willie Pep vs. Sandy Saddler (4th meeting) to Sandy Saddler vs. Willie Pep (4th meeting)

2009-11-18T14:12:25Z

moved Willie Pep vs. Sandy Saddler (4th meeting) to Sandy Saddler vs. Willie Pep (4th meeting)

← Older revision	Revision as of 14:12, 18 November 2009
(No difference)

Ric: too many breaks

2008-03-10T02:16:47Z

too many breaks

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	[[file:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|350px\|right\|Action photo]]		[[file:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|350px\|right\|Action photo]]
	* '''World Featherweight Title'''		* '''World Featherweight Title'''
	~~<br>~~
	* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½		* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½
			* Pep quit because blood from his right eye was bothering him.
	<br>		<br>
	* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.		According to [[Nat Fleischer]] in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand..." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."
	~~<br>~~
	~~<b>World Featherweight Title</b>~~
	~~<br>~~
	~~<br>~~According to Nat Fleischer in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand.." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."

Red: moved comment to proper place, Wiki

2008-03-10T01:29:02Z

moved comment to proper place, Wiki

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	[[file:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|350px\|right\|Action photo]]		[[file:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg\|350px\|right\|Action photo]]
	* '''World Featherweight Title'''		* '''World Featherweight Title'''
			<br>
	* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½		* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½
			<br>
	* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.		* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.
			<br>
			<b>World Featherweight Title</b>
			<br>
			<br>According to Nat Fleischer in <i>The Ring</i>, December 1951, page 3, this was an extremely dirty fight, with "wrestling, heeling, eye gouging, tripping, thumbing- in fact every dirty trick known to the old timers.." Referee Ray Miller "let the bout get out of hand.." "The pattern of the 'contest' never varied. Pep wouldn't make a fight of it and Sandy couldn't. Pep too frequently backed around the ring and Saddler just as often missed as he kept boring in trying to corner his man. Then when he did, the rowdy tactics got under way and ended only when either both were sprawled on the canvas still wrestling each other, or the referee was outside the ring trying pull the boys apart or both fighters and official were entangled in a pretzel formation on the ring floor." Pep was ahead on the scorecards of the officials after eight rounds, but he quit after nine rounds, "declaring he no longer could continue because of severe pains caused by a deep cut over the right eye."

Red at 01:26, 10 March 2008

2008-03-10T01:26:44Z

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	* '''World Featherweight Title'''		* '''World Featherweight Title'''
	* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½		* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½
	* Referee: [[Ray Miller]]
	* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.		* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.

Emaster: Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler (4th meeting) moved to Willie Pep vs. Sandy Saddler (4th meeting)

2007-10-16T18:39:34Z

Willie Pep vs Sandy Saddler (4th meeting) moved to Willie Pep vs. Sandy Saddler (4th meeting)

← Older revision	Revision as of 18:39, 16 October 2007
(No difference)

Ric at 19:34, 21 January 2006

2006-01-21T19:34:22Z

New page

<fight>21087</fight>
[[file:Pep.Saddler.1951.jpg|350px|right|Action photo]]
* '''World Featherweight Title'''
* Weights: Pep 125; Saddler 125½
* Referee: [[Ray Miller]]
* Pep quit because his right eye was bothering him from blood.