Tom Johnson vs. Isaac Perrins - Revision history

Ric at 19:03, 2 October 2014

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	*[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] (age 39) W-62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]		*[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] (age 39) W-62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]
	*October 22, 1789: 1 hr 15min, in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		*October 22, 1789: 1 hr 15min, in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
	*Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (~~238lbs~~).		*Perrins was 6' 2" and 17 stone (238 lbs.)

	After five minutes, Johnson~~, 6' 2", 17 stone (238 lbs.),~~ eluded a Perrins's blow and floored him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson's blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye, which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. The bout had gone back and forth, with forty rounds completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes that didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.		After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins's blow and floored him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson's blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye, which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. The bout had gone back and forth, with forty rounds completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes that didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.

	[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]		[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]

Ric: tidied a bit

2014-10-02T16:37:01Z

tidied a bit

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	[[File:JohnsonPerrins.JPG\|right\|thumb\|400px]]		[[File:JohnsonPerrins.JPG\|right\|thumb\|400px]]
	[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]]		*[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] (age 39) W-62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]
	*39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]		*October 22, 1789: 1 hr 15min, in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
	*~~'''Setting'''~~: 1 hr 15min ~~Stage~~ in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
	*10/22/1789
	*Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).		*Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).

	After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and ~~floor~~ him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. ~~Back~~ and forth, ~~and~~ forty rounds ~~had been~~ completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes ~~which~~ didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell ~~and usually fell with him~~. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.		After five minutes, Johnson, 6' 2", 17 stone (238 lbs.), eluded a Perrins's blow and floored him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson's blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye, which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. The bout had gone back and forth, with forty rounds completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes that didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.

	[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]		[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]

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2011-05-24T16:42:42Z

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	[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] 39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]		[[File:JohnsonPerrins.JPG\|right\|thumb\|400px]]
			[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]]
	'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		*39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]
			*'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England
	10/22/1789		*10/22/1789
			*Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).
	Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).

	After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.		After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.

	[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]		[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]

Emaster: adjusted category "Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries"

2011-02-16T16:09:00Z

adjusted category "Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries"

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	After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.		After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.

	[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|~~Tom~~ Johnson vs ~~Isaac~~ Perrins]]		[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Johnson vs. Perrins]]

Rowdytimothy at 00:19, 15 April 2009

2009-04-15T00:19:01Z

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	After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.		After five minutes, Johnson eluded a Perrins blow and floor him with a return blow. The next three rounds were also terminated by Johnson blows, who confused Perrins by dancing around him and then hitting him at unexpected times. Perrins became irritated by this conduct, and throwing caution aside, went after Johnson with vast resolution. Despite a few sharp hits, he finally got in a knock out blow on Johnson and pressed his advantage for several rounds during which he severely cut Johnson’s lip. Johnson then jumped in and planted a blow over Perrins’s left eye which cut his eyebrow and began closing his eye. Perrins had began tiring as well, but he then landed a blow that closed one of Johnson’s eyes. Johnson then parried a violent blow from Perrins and landed a quick and severe blow that landed on Perrins’s nose, breaking it open. Back and forth, and forty rounds had been completed to this point. Perrins had seemingly lost most of his strength. He fought low and landed chopping back-handed strokes which didn’t have much effect on Johnson. Johnson seemed to improve in strength as the battle continued, though he never began the attack. Perrins, attempting to land severe blows, fell as if from weakness. Johnson hit him in the face as he fell and usually fell with him. He seemed to hit Perrins whenever he wanted. Finally, Johnson gathered himself and landed a tremendous blow in the centre of Perrins’s face and knocked him out.

	[[Category:~~Bareknuckle~~ Bout Summaries\|Tom Johnson vs Isaac Perrins]]		[[Category:Bare-knuckle Bout Summaries\|Tom Johnson vs Isaac Perrins]]

Rowdytimothy at 15:00, 15 March 2008

2008-03-15T15:00:52Z

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	[[Tom Johnson (~~pioneer~~)\|Tom Johnson]] 39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]		[[Tom Johnson (Pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] 39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]

	'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

Emaster: Tom Johnson vs Isaac Perrins moved to Tom Johnson vs. Isaac Perrins

2007-10-16T15:03:52Z

Tom Johnson vs Isaac Perrins moved to Tom Johnson vs. Isaac Perrins

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Matt: precise text link on Johnson

2006-03-29T06:50:17Z

precise text link on Johnson

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	[[Tom Johnson]] 39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]		[[Tom Johnson (pioneer)\|Tom Johnson]] 39 W 62rds [[Isaac Perrins]]

	'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

Dempsey1238 at 05:24, 29 March 2006

2006-03-29T05:24:50Z

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	'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

	10/22/~~1889~~		10/22/1789

	Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).		Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).

Dempsey1238 at 05:24, 29 March 2006

2006-03-29T05:24:04Z

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	'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England		'''Setting''': 1 hr 15min Stage in Banbury, Oxfordshire, England

	10/22/89		10/22/1889

	Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).		Perrins was 6-2 and 17 stone (238lbs).