what's with online boxing records?

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by amhlilhaus, May 23, 2010.


  1. mattdonnellon

    mattdonnellon Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    The people that garner the records are just that, people like me and you, open to error with limited time on their hands. I know of hundreds of fights that are missing but I haven't the time to correct them. If you like, THEY is US and any failings are all ours collectively.
     
  2. burt bienstock

    burt bienstock Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Well stated...They do the hard work, for all of us....
     
  3. mcvey

    mcvey VIP Member

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    Well SRR did not fight at all in 53 ,so you only have 2 years to fit it in,and I can't find it.BB.
     
  4. Boilermaker

    Boilermaker Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    It must be frustrating for BB, though. Seeing the fight with your own eyes, yet their is more written evidence of a Jack Johnson vs Jack Dempsey fight occurring!
     
  5. amhlilhaus

    amhlilhaus Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I understand this. suprising to hear about sugar ray robinson not getting a fight in new york not included, the guy I found out about isn't as nearly famous.
     
  6. burt bienstock

    burt bienstock Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Boilermaker, you have no idea how frustrated I feel...I remember so many details of the event...As I have posted before, my instincts tell me that Robby and Dykes fought once before the bout I saw at the Coney Island Veledrome in NY....I know they fought in Chicago, 1950...b.b.
     
  7. PH|LLA

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    a 64 round fight, stopped on a foul. that SUCKS
     
  8. amhlilhaus

    amhlilhaus Well-Known Member Full Member

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    well from what I know from reading about these bouts, the fact that hyer's group conceded without a major riot meant it was a clear foul. probably an accident but it is what it is.
     
  9. wordisbond

    wordisbond Active Member Full Member

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    Maybe after he killed that guy in the ring, he became less brutal. Sort of like Emille Griffith after the Paret fight.
     
  10. burt bienstock

    burt bienstock Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No, I don't believe Ray Robinson, became "less brutal" after he killed Jimmy Doyle, June24,1947..
    Two months later Welterweight Robinson kod Sammy Secreet on Aug. 21,1947, in one round, and on Aug.29, 1947 kod Flashy Sebastian in one round...Robinson was not holding back, after the tragic death of Jimmy Doyle, who I used to see training at Stillmans gym...
    What was Robinson like in his prime ,you ask ?
    Well I saw him June 15,1945 at MSG demolish a tough fighter in 2 rounds Jimmy McDaniels, with a flurry of punches I have NEVER seen since...In his prime,no one I ever saw came close to Sugar Ray Robinson...I hope I shed some light...b.b.
     
  11. amhlilhaus

    amhlilhaus Well-Known Member Full Member

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    sugar ray's the man.