Quizzzzzzzzzzz time

Yeah my bad I didn't read further up, somebody already mentioned it.

 

That would be Duran-Leonard I.

 

Conteh said it took place in Europe which counts this out.
I'm guessing it could be Howard Winstone-Vincente Saldivar.

 

...as far as I recall anyway... I think that the next day his scoring was changed to like 3 rounds Duran, 2 for Leonard and 10 even.

 

this every round even quandry, had to have taken place in Italy, I'd hazard a guess at Loi vs Perkins I

 

I know Billy Hardy lost a split decision to Vicenzo Belcastro (118lbs Euro title fight) because one judge scored all the rounds even and final round to Belcastro.

But I must admit I struggle to find the answer to this question.

 

You're thinking of Poletti's score, which was announced 148-148, but rectified to 148-147. :good

 

An Italian is involved (obviously). The country was Spain. :good

 

This took me ages to find but was it Carmello Bossi D15 Jose Hernandez for the undisputed jnr middle title in Madrid?

 

Although the actual result didn't necessarily have to be a draw, you are right. Judge Rolf Neuhold carded 150-150. Well done again squire. :good

 

Cheers,but without boxrec I'd still be scratching my head over it.

 

Fun thread potential,bump this one anyone?

 

Who said, "Richard Steele, #### you" during a post-fight meltdown?

 

Chavez following his loss to Frankie Randall.

 

correct!