Sugar Ray Robinson vs. Jimmy Doyle - Revision history

John at 01:59, 25 June 2020

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	*'''World Welterweight Championship''' (1st defense by Robinson)		*'''World Welterweight Championship''' (1st defense by Robinson)


	[[File:Sugar-Ray-Robinson-Jimmy-Doyle.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Sugar Ray Robinson drops Jimmy Doyle in the eighth round]]		[[File:Sugar-Ray-Robinson-Jimmy-Doyle.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Sugar Ray Robinson drops Jimmy Doyle in the eighth round]]
	'''JIMMY DOYLE DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN TITLE FIGHT WITH ROBINSON'''		'''JIMMY DOYLE DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN TITLE FIGHT WITH ROBINSON'''

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	*'''World Welterweight ~~Title~~''' (1st defense by Robinson)		*'''World Welterweight Championship''' (1st defense by Robinson)

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	[[File:Sugar-Ray-Robinson-Jimmy-Doyle.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Sugar Ray Robinson drops Jimmy Doyle in the eighth round]]		[[File:Sugar-Ray-Robinson-Jimmy-Doyle.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Sugar Ray Robinson drops Jimmy Doyle in the eighth round]]
	'''JIMMY DOYLE DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN TITLE FIGHT WITH ROBINSON'''		'''JIMMY DOYLE DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN TITLE FIGHT WITH ROBINSON'''

Earl at 21:06, 12 October 2013

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	'''World Welterweight Title'''~~<br>~~		'''World Welterweight Title''' (first defense by Robinson)
	~~Doyle failed to answer the bell for the ninth, and became the~~ first ~~professional boxer to die of injuries sustained in a world title bout.~~

	~~"The youthful fighter never regained consciousness after being carried from the ringside to Charity hospital. Later he underwent an operation by Dr~~. ~~Spencer Braden, noted Cleveland brain specialist, and the last rights of~~ the ~~Catholic church were administered.~~		----
			[[File:Sugar-Ray-Robinson-Jimmy-Doyle.jpg\|right\|400px\|thumb\|Sugar Ray Robinson drops Jimmy Doyle in the eighth round]]
			'''JIMMY DOYLE DIES OF INJURIES SUFFERED IN TITLE FIGHT WITH ROBINSON'''

	Hospital attaches said Doyle was suffering from a ~~blod~~ clot and concussion and that respiratory paralysis had developed. He was given oxygen and carbon dioxide continuously.		CLEVELAND, June 25, (AP) — Jimmy Doyle, 22-year-old Los Angeles boxer, died today of head injuries suffered last night when he lost by an eight-round technical knockout in a title bout with Welterweight Champion Ray (Sugar) Robinson.

			The death was the first suffered by a professional boxer in a world championship match.

			The youthful fighter never regained consciousness after being carried from the ringside to Charity hospital. Later he underwent an operation by Dr. Spencer Braden, noted Cleveland brain specialist, and the last rights of the Catholic church were administered.

			Hospital attaches said Doyle was suffering from a blood clot and concussion and that respiratory paralysis had developed. He was given oxygen and carbon dioxide continuously.

	Separate investigations into his death were under way by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.		Separate investigations into his death were under way by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.

	Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. Dr. [[Arthur Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.		Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. Dr. [[Arthur Hagedorn\|A.F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.

	After Robinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee Jackie Davis started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.		After Robinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee Jackie Davis started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.

	~~Dr. Arthur Hagedorn,~~ Cleveland boxing commission ~~physician~~, ~~and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.~~		Under the rules of the Cleveland boxing commission, the fight officially went into the record books as a technical knockout in the eighth round.

	~~It was~~ the ~~second time that Doyle had been carried from~~ the ~~local ring and taken to~~ a ~~hospital...~~.

	~~Under the rules~~ of the ~~Cleveland boxing commission~~, ~~the~~ fight ~~officially went into~~ the ~~record books as~~ a ~~technical knockout~~ in ~~the eighth round~~."		==Notes==
			*Robinson was a 3-1 favorite
			*There was a crowd of 11,275.
			*Robinson received a purse of $25,000 and Doyle got $11,841.
			*Robinson set up a $50 per month trust over 10 years (about $6,000) for Doyle’s parents. The money came from non-title fights against [[Flashy Sebastian]] and [[California Jackie Wilson\|Jackie Wilson]].
			*The night before their fight, Robinson dreamed that he killed Doyle in the ring. The next morning, a shaken Robinson said he couldn't fight Doyle, but the commission brought in a Catholic priest who assured Robinson his fears were unfounded.
			*The coroner, Samuel Gerber, ordered an inquest. Gerber asked Robinson, "Did you intend to get Doyle in trouble?" Robinson replied, "Mister, it's my ''business'' to get him in trouble." Gerber later exonerated Robinson of all blame for Doyle's death.

	~~<small>Associated Press<~~/~~small>~~		==External Links==
			*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=6EwaAAAAIBAJ&sjid=QCcEAAAAIBAJ&pg=7261,3227590&dq=sugar+ray+robinson+jimmy+doyle+the+youthful+fighter&hl=en "Jimmy Dolye dies of injuries suffered in title fight with Robinson" ''Spokane Daily Chronicle'' - June 25, 1947]
			*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=jnc6AAAAIBAJ&sjid=PyoMAAAAIBAJ&pg=1771,3336626&dq=sugar+ray+robinson+jimmy+doyle&hl=en "Robinson absolved of Doyle's ring death" ''Richmond Afro American'' - July 5, 1947]
			*[http://news.google.com/newspapers?id=gI9IAAAAIBAJ&sjid=KIQMAAAAIBAJ&pg=4456,788931&dq=sugar+ray+robinson+jimmy+doyle+benefit&hl=en "Mother of Dotle receives benefits" ''Youngstown Vindicator'' - November 2, 1947]
			*[http://books.google.com/books?id=oevGluP5VkkC&pg=PA140&lpg=PA140&dq=sugar+ray+robinson+jimmy+doyle+dream&source=bl&ots=J5Lp5ixnSB&sig=GwAw0CWIOwO9gS_U3iiKbctbs-E&hl=en&sa=X&ei=t65ZUvDmJe_F4APc9oH4Bw&ved=0CHEQ6AEwDTgK#v=onepage&q=sugar%20ray%20robinson%20jimmy%20doyle%20dream&f=false ''Sugar Ray'' by Sugar Ray Robinson and Dave Anderson, 1969]

John at 22:33, 5 August 2010

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	Doyle failed to answer the bell for the ninth, and became the first professional boxer to die of injuries sustained in a world title bout.		Doyle failed to answer the bell for the ninth, and became the first professional boxer to die of injuries sustained in a world title bout.

	"The youthful fighter never regained ~~conciousness~~ after being carried from the ringside to Charity hospital. Later he underwent an operation by Dr. Spencer Braden, noted Cleveland brain specialist, and the last rights of the Catholic church were administered.		"The youthful fighter never regained consciousness after being carried from the ringside to Charity hospital. Later he underwent an operation by Dr. Spencer Braden, noted Cleveland brain specialist, and the last rights of the Catholic church were administered.

	Hospital attaches said Doyle was suffering from a blod clot and concussion and that respiratory paralysis had developed. He was given oxygen and carbon dioxide continuously.		Hospital attaches said Doyle was suffering from a blod clot and concussion and that respiratory paralysis had developed. He was given oxygen and carbon dioxide continuously.

	Separate investigations into his death were ~~underway~~ by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.		Separate investigations into his death were under way by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.

	Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[~~Dr. A. F.~~ Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.		Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. Dr. [[Arthur Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.

	After ~~Robsinson~~ delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee Jackie Davis started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.		After Robinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee Jackie Davis started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.

	Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, Cleveland boxing commission physician, and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.		Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, Cleveland boxing commission physician, and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.
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	It was the second time that Doyle had been carried from the local ring and taken to a hospital....		It was the second time that Doyle had been carried from the local ring and taken to a hospital....

	~~Undet~~ the rules of the Cleveland boxing commission, the fight officially went into the record books as a technical knockout in the eighth round."		Under the rules of the Cleveland boxing commission, the fight officially went into the record books as a technical knockout in the eighth round."

	<small>Associated Press</small>		<small>Associated Press</small>

Rowdytimothy at 04:17, 19 April 2008

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	Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[Dr. A. F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.		Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[Dr. A. F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.

	After Robsinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee [[Jackie Davis]] started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.		After Robsinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee Jackie Davis started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.

	Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, Cleveland boxing commission physician, and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.		Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, Cleveland boxing commission physician, and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.

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	Separate investigations into his death were underway by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.		Separate investigations into his death were underway by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.

	Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[~~Boxer:Artie_Levine:013083\|~~Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[Dr. A. F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.		Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[Dr. A. F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.

	After Robsinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee [[Jackie Davis]] started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.		After Robsinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee [[Jackie Davis]] started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.

Ric at 05:13, 11 August 2005

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<fight>23484</fight>
'''World Welterweight Title'''<br>
Doyle failed to answer the bell for the ninth, and became the first professional boxer to die of injuries sustained in a world title bout.

"The youthful fighter never regained conciousness after being carried from the ringside to Charity hospital. Later he underwent an operation by Dr. Spencer Braden, noted Cleveland brain specialist, and the last rights of the Catholic church were administered.

Hospital attaches said Doyle was suffering from a blod clot and concussion and that respiratory paralysis had developed. He was given oxygen and carbon dioxide continuously.

Separate investigations into his death were underway by the Cleveland boxing commission and County Coroner Samuel R. Gerber. Mayor Thomas A. Burke said he wanted a complete report on the fighter's condition before the bout.

Doyle suffered a brain concussion March 11 of last year when knocked out here by [[Boxer:Artie_Levine:013083|Artie Levine]], Brooklyn middleweight. [[Dr. A. F. Hagedorn]], Cleveland boxing commission chairman, however said last night's injury was a fresh one. He described it as separation of a brain membrane caused when the fighter's head hit the ring floor.

After Robsinson delivered the blow, Doyle fell flat on his back, unconscious. Referee [[Jackie Davis]] started the count but the bell ending the round sounded when Davis' roll reached nine.

Dr. Arthur Hagedorn, Cleveland boxing commission physician, and Doyle's handlers were unable to revive him.

It was the second time that Doyle had been carried from the local ring and taken to a hospital....

Undet the rules of the Cleveland boxing commission, the fight officially went into the record books as a technical knockout in the eighth round."

<small>Associated Press</small>