Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Bernard Docusen - Revision history

Flatnose at 03:22, 25 February 2015

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	Quotes from report by Gene Engel in [[Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']], [[Ring Magazine: September 1948\|September 1948]], page 33.		Quotes from report by Gene Engel in [[Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']], [[Ring Magazine: September 1948\|September 1948]], page 33.

			*Gate - $35,107.88 (net)
			*Purses - Robinson (25%) $8,776.93, Docusen - (20%) $7,021.57

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	'''World Welterweight ~~Title~~'''		*'''World Welterweight Championship''' (3rd defense by Robinson)

	*"~~The~~ fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the [[Rocky Graziano]]-[[Tony Zale]] battle in the Stadium a year before. Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel... The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation. For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose... Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh."		Robinson vs. Docusen was "the fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the [[Rocky Graziano]]-[[Tony Zale]] battle in the Stadium a year before. Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel. ... The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation. For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose. ... Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh." Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine-count. Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand."
	*Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine-count.
	*Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand."

	Quotes from report by Gene Engel in ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: September 1948\|September 1948]], page 33.		Quotes from report by Gene Engel in [[Ring Magazine\|''The Ring'']], [[Ring Magazine: September 1948\|September 1948]], page 33.

Earl: Earl moved page Fight:23492 to Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Bernard Docusen

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			'''World Welterweight Title'''

	" The fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the Rocky Graziano-Tony Zale battle in the Stadium a year before..Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel..The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation...For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose..Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh." Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine count. Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand." ~~(quotes~~ from report by Gene Engel in The Ring, September 1948, page 33.		*"The fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the [[Rocky Graziano]]-[[Tony Zale]] battle in the Stadium a year before. Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel... The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation. For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose... Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh."
			*Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine-count.
			*Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand."

			Quotes from report by Gene Engel in ''The Ring'', [[Ring Magazine: September 1948\|September 1948]], page 33.

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	" The fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the Rocky Graziano-Tony Zale battle in the Stadium a year before..Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel..The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation...For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose..Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh." Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine count. Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand." (quotes from report by Gene Engel in The Ring, September 1948, page 33.		" The fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the Rocky Graziano-Tony Zale battle in the Stadium a year before..Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel..The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation...For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose..Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh." Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine count. Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand." (quotes from report by Gene Engel in The Ring, September 1948, page 33.

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" The fastest and most exciting battle seen in a Chicago ring since the Rocky Graziano-Tony Zale battle in the Stadium a year before..Docusen proved a foeman worthy of Robinson's keenest steel..The flashy Filipino was not daunted in the least by Robinson's reputation...For ten rounds Docusen fought Robinson on fairly even terms, and there was little to choose..Robinson pulled his waning forces together at the start of the eleventh." Docusen was dazed by the attack and then Robinson caught him with a left hook that put him down for a nine count. Robinson "had fought himself out in the previous flurry and lacked the power to finish his reeling opponent. For the remainder of the fight Robinson had the upper hand." (quotes from report by Gene Engel in The Ring, September 1948, page 33.