Sean O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan - Revision history

Flatnose at 21:17, 29 May 2023

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	The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (W.A.A.) founded by O'Grady's father. The W.A.A. achieved some notoriety when it was founded, but it never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.		The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (W.A.A.) founded by O'Grady's father. The W.A.A. achieved some notoriety when it was founded, but it never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.

			*Ganigan substituted on 2 weeks notice for Howard Davis, who suffered a rib injury in training.

			Post-fight comments

			* "He caught me early and kept me on the floor. Andy Ganigan has that left hand and let me have it." -Sean O'Grady

			* "He comes straight in and he was always going to meet my left hand." -Andy Ganigan

Marina at 11:42, 16 June 2016

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	The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (W.A.A.) founded by O'Grady's father. The W.A.A. achieved some notoriety when it was founded, but it never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.		The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (W.A.A.) founded by O'Grady's father. The W.A.A. achieved some notoriety when it was founded, but it never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:35341 moved to Sean O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan

2008-03-21T20:31:36Z

Fight:35341 moved to Sean O'Grady vs. Andrew Ganigan

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(No difference)

Brizel at 03:03, 21 March 2008

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	The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (~~WAA~~) founded by O'Grady's father. The ~~WAA~~ achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.		The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (W.A.A.) founded by O'Grady's father. The W.A.A. achieved some notoriety when it was founded, but it never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.

Brizel at 03:02, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T03:02:55Z

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	The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (WAA) founded by O'Grady's father. The WAA achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility.		The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady three times in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (WAA) founded by O'Grady's father. The WAA achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility. However, Sean achieved much credibility and respectibility in the years that followed this bout as a television boxing commentor.

Brizel at 03:00, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T03:00:00Z

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	The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan ~~who landed~~ left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (WAA) founded by O'Grady's father. The WAA achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility.		The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan continued landing left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (WAA) founded by O'Grady's father. The WAA achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility.

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2008-03-21T02:59:16Z

New page: <fight>35341</fight> The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 2...

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The more experienced O'Grady tried to 'slug it out' with Ganigan in an action packed round one. But then Ganigan, who opened his career with 25 consecutive wins and 23 knockouts, proved more than equal to the task of maintaining the tempo in round two. Ganigan who landed left and right hand bombs, and O'Grady was all over the canvas. The fight was stopped after Ganigan knocked down O'Grady in round two. This bout was one of the best known 'defenses' of the Lightweight title of the now defunct World Athletic Assocation (WAA) founded by O'Grady's father. The WAA achieved some notoriety when it was founded but never achieved much credibility.