Terry Norris vs. Keith Mullings - Revision history

Combatshock at 02:09, 8 February 2018

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	*The loss to Mullings cost Norris a lot of money. If Norris had beaten Mullings, he was going to relinquish his super welterweight title and drop down in weight to fight [[Oscar De La Hoya]] for the WBC welterweight title. Norris was set to receive $4.5 million for the bout.		*The loss to Mullings cost Norris a lot of money. If Norris had beaten Mullings, he was going to relinquish his super welterweight title and drop down in weight to fight [[Oscar De La Hoya]] for the WBC welterweight title. Norris was set to receive $4.5 million for the bout.
	*Norris earned $500,000 for fighting Mullings, who received $70,000.		*Norris earned $500,000 for fighting Mullings, who received $70,000.

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	==Article==		==Article==
	[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?pagewanted=2&src=pm The ''New York Times'' - December 7, 1997]		[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?pagewanted=2&src=pm The ''New York Times'' - December 7, 1997]

Combatshock at 05:41, 16 February 2017

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	~~Norris vs. Mullings took place before a crowd of 11,271 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.~~

	The fight was part of a pay-per-view event headlined by [[Oscar De La Hoya]] vs. [[Wilfredo Rivera]].		*Norris vs. Mullings took place before a crowd of 11,271 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.
			*The fight was part of a pay-per-view event headlined by [[Oscar De La Hoya]] vs. [[Wilfredo Rivera]].
	Norris was a 7-1 favorite against Mullings, who had won just one of his previous six fights.		*Norris was a 7-1 favorite against Mullings, who had won just one of his previous six fights.
			*Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against Mullings.
	Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against Mullings.		*Mullings came on strong in the eighth with a series of right hands and dropped Norris late in the round. Mullings' assault continued in the ninth, and referee Tony Perez stopped the fight just as Norris' corner was throwing in the towel.
			*The loss to Mullings cost Norris a lot of money. If Norris had beaten Mullings, he was going to relinquish his super welterweight title and drop down in weight to fight [[Oscar De La Hoya]] for the WBC welterweight title. Norris was set to receive $4.5 million for the bout.
	Mullings came on strong in the eighth with a series of right hands and dropped Norris late in the round. Mullings' assault continued in the ninth, and referee Tony Perez stopped the fight just as Norris' corner was throwing in the towel.		*Norris earned $500,000 for fighting Mullings, who received $70,000.

	The loss to Mullings cost Norris a lot of money. If Norris had beaten Mullings, he was going to relinquish his super welterweight title and drop down in weight to fight [[Oscar De La Hoya]] for the WBC welterweight title. Norris was ~~going~~ to ~~get~~ $4.5 million for the bout.

	Norris earned $500,000 for fighting Mullings, who ~~got~~ $70,000.

	==Article==		==Article==
	[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?pagewanted=2&src=pm The ''New York Times'' - December 7, 1997]		[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?pagewanted=2&src=pm The ''New York Times'' - December 7, 1997]

Earl at 07:12, 17 November 2013

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	*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title'''~~<br>~~		*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title''' (7th defense by Norris)
	*'''Time:''' 0:51<br>
	*'''Weights:''' Norris 154 lbs, Mullings 153.5 lbs
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	== Bout Summary ==		==Bout Summary==
	Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against ~~a valiant~~ Mullings.		Norris vs. Mullings took place before a crowd of 11,271 at the Atlantic City Convention Center.

			The fight was part of a pay-per-view event headlined by [[Oscar De La Hoya]] vs. [[Wilfredo Rivera]].

			Norris was a 7-1 favorite against Mullings, who had won just one of his previous six fights.

			Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against Mullings.

	Mullings came on strong in the eighth with a series of right hands and dropped Norris late in the round. ~~Mulling~~'s assault continued in the ninth, and referee Tony Perez stopped the fight just as Norris's corner was throwing in the towel.		Mullings came on strong in the eighth with a series of right hands and dropped Norris late in the round. Mullings' assault continued in the ninth, and referee Tony Perez stopped the fight just as Norris' corner was throwing in the towel.

			The loss to Mullings cost Norris a lot of money. If Norris had beaten Mullings, he was going to relinquish his super welterweight title and drop down in weight to fight [[Oscar De La Hoya]] for the WBC welterweight title. Norris was going to get $4.5 million for the bout.

			Norris earned $500,000 for fighting Mullings, who got $70,000.

	~~Norris's loss cost him a lot of money. A victory over Mullings would have set him up for a $4.5 million payday against Oscar De La Hoya the following year.~~[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?~~scp~~=2&sq=~~de%20la%20hoya%20rivera&st=cse~~]		==Article==
			[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?pagewanted=2&src=pm The ''New York Times'' - December 7, 1997]

Earl at 05:14, 26 November 2011

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. ~~The tide turned when~~ Mullings ~~hurt him~~ with a right ~~hand at~~ the ~~end of the eighth~~ round. ~~The following round Mullings~~ continued ~~to hurt~~ Norris ~~with unanswered punches causing~~ the ~~referee to step~~ in ~~and stop~~ the ~~fight~~.		Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings.

			Mullings came on strong in the eighth with a series of right hands and dropped Norris late in the round. Mulling's assault continued in the ninth, and referee Tony Perez stopped the fight just as Norris's corner was throwing in the towel.

			Norris's loss cost him a lot of money. A victory over Mullings would have set him up for a $4.5 million payday against Oscar De La Hoya the following year.[http://www.nytimes.com/1997/12/07/sports/boxing-de-la-hoya-remains-unbeaten-after-stopping-rivera-in-the-eighth-round.html?scp=2&sq=de%20la%20hoya%20rivera&st=cse]

Iceveins at 20:44, 23 November 2009

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	~~A faded~~ Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. The tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches causing the referee to step in and stop the fight.		Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. The tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches causing the referee to step in and stop the fight.

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. The tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches ~~and~~ the referee ~~stopped~~ the fight.		A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. The tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches causing the referee to step in and stop the fight.

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2008-10-09T18:33:28Z

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. ~~Then the~~ tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the referee stopped the fight.		A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. The tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the referee stopped the fight.

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			*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title'''<br>
			*'''Time:''' 0:51<br>
			*'''Weights:''' Norris 154 lbs, Mullings 153.5 lbs
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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. Then the tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the referee stopped the fight.		A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. Then the tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the referee stopped the fight.

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	A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. Then the tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the ~~8th~~. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the ~~ref~~ stopped the fight.		<fight>12203</fight>

			== Bout Summary ==
			A faded Norris looked good early and controlled most of the fight against a valiant Mullings. Then the tide turned when Mullings hurt him with a right hand at the end of the eighth round. The following round Mullings continued to hurt Norris with unanswered punches and the referee stopped the fight.