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    Feb 10

    Fight of the day

    1979: Miguel Canto vs Antonio Avelar



    1894: George Lavigne D 8 Young Griffo, NYC.

    1908: Tommy Burns KO 4 Jack Palmer, London. Retains world Heavyweight Title.

    1917: Harry Greb ND 6 Mike Gibbons, Philadelphia.

    1922: Benny Leonard W 15 Rocky Kansas, NYC. Retains World Lightweight Title.

    1928: Tony Canzoneri W 15 Benny Bass, NYC. Retains World Featherweight Title.

    1930: Jimmy Slattery W 15 Lou Scozza, Buffalo. Wins vacant World Light Heavyweight Title.

    1950: Billy Graham W 10 Kid Gavilan, NYC.

    1979: Miguel Canto W 15 Antonio Avelar, Merida, MX. Retains WBC Flyweight Title.

    1980: Chan Hee Park W 15 Arnel Arrozal, Seoul. Retains WBC Flyweight Title.

    1982: Chul Ho Kim KO 8 Koki Ishii, Taegu, South Korea. Retains WBC Super Flyweight Title.

    1995: Johnny Tapia W 12 Jose Rafael Sosa, Albuquerque.

    1996: Felix Trinidad KO 4 Rodney Moore, Las Vegas. Retains IBF Welterweight Title.

    1997: Mark Johnson W 12 Alejandro Montiel, Inglewood. Retains IBF Flyweight Title.

    2005: Oscar Larios W 12 Wayne McCullough, Lemoore, CA. Retains WBC Super Bantamweight Title.

    2007: Sugar Shane Mosley W 12 Luis Collazo, Las Vegas. Shane’s first fight at welterweight in 5 years.

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    Feb 11

    Fight of the day x 2

    1953: Kid Gavilan vs Chuck Davey


    1990: James Douglas vs Mike Tyson



    1916: Sam Langford KO 19 Harry Wills, New Orleans. Wills loses his World coloured heavyweight title claim
    Sam Langford knocked out Harry Wills in the 19th round of a scheduled twenty-round go at a local arena last night. Until the knockout blow neither fighter seemed to have the advantage.
    (Reno Evening Gazette)
    Sam finally stopped his rival in the 19th round with a left hook to the jaw. It was the fourth knockdown Wills received.
    (The Gleaner)

    1949: Willie Pep W 15 Sandy Saddler, NYC. Regains World Featherweight Title. FOTY

    1953: Kid Gavilan KO 10 Chuck Davey, Chicago. Retains World Welterweight Title. The undefeated Davey falls to 37-1-2.

    1959: Joe (Old Bones) Brown W 15 Johnny Busso, Houston. Retains World Lightweight Title.

    1978: Carlos Palomino KO 7 Ryu Sorimachi, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Welterweight Title.

    1983: Marvin Hagler KO 6 Tony Sibson, Worcestor, MA. Retains World Middleweight Title.

    1984: Thomas Hearns W 12 Luigi Minchillo, Detroit. Retains WBC Super Welterweight Title.

    1989: Rene Jacquot W 12 Donald Curry, Grenoble. Wins WBC Super Welterweight Title. Upset of the year.

    -Brian Mitchell KO 8 Salvatore Bottiglieri, Capo D’ Orlando, Italy. Retains WBA Super Featherweight Title.

    -Napa Kiatwanchai W 12 John Arief, Korat, Thailand. Retains WBC Strawweight Title.

    1990: James Douglas KO 10 Mike Tyson, Tokyo. Wins World Heavyweight Title. Douglas, a 43-1 underdog, scores the greatest upset in sports history.

    1995: Henry Maske W 12 Egerton Marcus, Frankfurt, Germany. Retains IBF Light Heavyweight Title.

    1996: Carlos Salazar KO 6 Antonello Melis, Rome. Retains IBF Super flyweight Title.

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    Feb 12

    Fight of the day x 2

    1971: Ken Buchanan vs Ruben Navarro


    2000:Kostya Tszyu vs Amed Santos



    1966: Vicente Saldivar KO 2 Floyd Robertson, Mexico City. Retains World Featherweight Title.

    1971: Ken Buchanan W 15 Ruben Navarro, Los Angeles. Retains World Lightweight Title.

    1977: Esteban DeJesus KO 6 Buzzaw Yamabe, Bayamon, PR. Retains WBC Lightweight Title.

    1989: Myung Woo Yuh KO 10 Katsumi Komiyama, Chongiu, South Korea. Retains WBA Junior Flyweight Title.

    1993: Tony Lopez W 12 Dingaan Thobela, Sacramento. Retains WBA Lightweight Title. Controversial decision.

    1994: Tom Johnson W 12 Orlando Soto, St Louis. Retains IBF Featherweight Title.

    2000: Zab Judah KO 4 Jan Bergman, Uncasville, Connecticut. Wins vacant IBF Super Lightweight Title.

    -Kostya Tszyu KO 8 Amed Santos, Uncasville, Connecticut. Retains WBC Super Lightweight Title.

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    Feb 13

    Fight of the day

    1999:Oscar De La Hoya W 12 Ike Quartey. I've always thought the wrong man won.



    1917: Jim Flynn KO 1 Jack Dempsey, Murray, UT.

    1942: Billy Conn W 12 Tony Zale, NYC.

    1952: Rocky Marciano KO 6 Lee Savold, Philadelphia. The Rock’s 39th win without a loss.

    1957: Joe (Old Bones) Brown KO 11 Wallace (Bud) Smith, Miami. Retains World Lightweight Title.

    1977: Dong Kyun Yum W 15 Jose Cervantes, Seoul. Retains WBC Super Bantamweight Title.

    1982: Osvaldo Ocasio W 15 Robbie Williams, Johannesburg. Wins newly created WBA Cruiserweight Title.

    -Michael Spinks KO 6 Mustapha Wassaja, Atlantic City. Retains WBA Light Heavyweight Title.

    -Alexis Arguello KO 6 Bubba Busceme, Beaumont, TX. Retains WBC Lightweight Title.

    1983: Donald Curry W 15 Jun Sok Hwang, Fort Worth, TX. Wins vacant WBA Welterweight Title.

    -Leroy Haley W 12 Saoul Mamby, Cleveland. Retains WBC Super Lightweight Title.

    1987: Fidel Bassa W 15 Hilario Zapata, Barranquilla. Wins WBA Flyweight Title.

    1993: James Toney KO 9 Iran Barkley, Las Vegas. Wins IBF Super Middleweight Title.

    -Roy Jones Jr. KO 1 Glenn Wolfe, Las Vegas.

    -John-John Molina KO 8 Francisco Segura, Bayamon PR. Retains IBF Super Featherweight Title.

    1994: Jake Rodriguez W 12 Charles Murray, Atlantic City. Wins IBF Super Lightweight Title.

    -Saensor Ploenchit W 12 David Griman, Bangkok. Wins WBA Flyweight Title.

    1998: Laurent Boudouani D 12 Guillermo Jones, Albuquerque, NM. Retains WBA Super Featherweight Title.

    -Johnny Tapia W 12 Rodolfo Blanco, Albuquerque, NM. Retains IBF Super Flyweight Title.

    -Will Grigsby W 12 Javier Cintron, Albuquerque.

    1999: Richie Woodhall KO 6 Vincenzo Nardiello, Newcastle, England. Retains WBC Super Middleweight Title.

    -Oscar De La Hoya W 12 Ike Quartey, Las Vegas. Retains World Welterweight Title.

    -Takanori Hatakeyama D 12 Saul Duran, Tokyo. Retains WBA Super Featherweight Title.

    -Erik Morales KO 2 Angel Chacon, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Super Bantamweight Title.

    2010: Nonito Donaire KO 3 Manuel Vargas, Las Vegas.

    -Fernando Montiel KO 1 Ciso Morales, Las Vegas

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    Feb 14

    Fight of the day

    1981: Eusebio Pedroza vs Patrick Ford



    1914: Tom McCormick WF 6 Waldemar Holberg, Sydney. Retains World Welterweight Title.

    1916: Jimmy Wilde KO 12 Joe Symonds, London. Retains World Flyweight Title.

    1918: Jack Dempsey KO 1 Jim Flynn, Ft. Sheridan, IL.

    1945: Chester Slider W 10 Henry Armstrong, Oakland. Armstrong’s final fight. Hanks last fight.

    1951: Sugar Ray Robinson KO 13 Jake LaMotta, Chicago. Wins World Middleweight Title. Last fight between these two and Ray finishes 5 and 1.

    1955: Carlos Ortiz KO 1 Harry Bell, NYC. Ortiz’ pro debut.

    1973: Muhammad Ali W 12 Joe Bugner, Las Vegas.

    1981: Eusebio Pedroza KO 13 Patrick Ford, Panama City. Retains WBA Featherweight Title.

    1987: Evander Holyfield KO 7 Henry Tillman, Reno. Retains WBA Cruiserweight Title.

    1988: Buddy McGirt KO 12 Frankie Warren, Corpus Cristi, TX. Wins vacant IBF Super Lightweight Title.

    2002: A New York jury awards World Heavyweight Champion Lennox Lewis $8-million in damages in his lawsuit with former promoter and manager Panos Eliades.

    2009: Cristobal Cruz W 12 Cyril Thomas, Saint-Quentin, Aisne, France. Retains IBF Feather weight Title.

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    Feb 15

    Fight of the day x 2

    1970: Jose Napoles vs Ernie Lopez 1




    1992:Michael Carbajal vs Marcos Pacheco



    1916: Jack Britton ND 10 Ted (Kid) Lewis, Brooklyn. Non-title fight.

    1937: Marcel Thil W Disq. 6 Lou Brouillard, Paris. Retains World Middleweight Title. Poor Lou loses twice to this man and in the same fashion.

    1964: Carlos Ortiz KO 14 Flash Elorde, Manila. Retains World Lightweight Title.

    1969: Rene Barrientos W 15 Ruben Navarro, Quezon City. Wins vacant WBC Super Featherweight Title.

    1970: Jose Napoles KO 15 Ernie Lopez, Inglewood. Retains World Welterweight Title.

    1977: Marvin Hagler KO 12 Willie Monroe, Boston.

    1978: Leon Spinks W 15 Muhammad Ali, Las Vegas. Wins World Heavyweight Title.

    -Danny (Little Red) Lopez KO 6 David Kotey, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Featherweight Title.

    1982: Sugar Ray Leonard KO 3 Bruce Finch, Reno. Retains World Welterweight Title.

    1985: Lester Ellis W 15 Hwan Kil Yuh, Melbourne. Wins IBF Super Featherweight Title.

    1986: Barry McGuigan KO 14 Danilio Cabrera, Dublin. Retains WBA Featherweight Title.

    -Cesar Polanco W 15 Elly Pical, Djakarta. Wins IBF Super Flyweight Title.

    1991: Muangchai Kittikasem KO 6 Sot Chitalada, Ayuthaya, Thailand. Wins WBC Flyweight Title.

    1992: Julian Jackson KO 1 Ismael Negron, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Middleweight Title.

    -Michael Carbajal W 12 Marcos Pacheco, Phoenix. Retains IBF Junior Flyweight Title.

    1997: Sirimongkol Singmanassuk W 12 Jesus Sarabia, Bangkok. Retains WBC Bantamweight Title.

    2000: Ring announcer Chuck Hull, 75, dies at his home in Las Vegas.

    2003: Rafael Marquez KO 8 Tim Austin, Las Vegas. Wins IBF Bantamweight Title.

    Victor Burgos KO 12 Alex Sanchez, Las Vegas. Wins vacant IBF Junior Flyweight Title.

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    Feb 16

    Fight of the day x 2. A look at Livingstone Bramble.

    Not a big fan of using woulda, shoulda, coulda but they all apply here even though he did pretty well for himself.

    1985: Livingstone Bramble W 15 Ray Mancini


    1986: Livingstone Bramble vs Tyrone Crawley



    1963: Flash Elorde W 15 Johnny Bizarro, Manila. Retains World Super Featherweight Title.

    1970: Joe Frazier KO 5 Jimmy Ellis, NYC. Wins vacant World Heavyweight Title.

    1973: Antonio Cervantes W 15 Josua Marquez, San Juan. Retains World Super Lightweight Title.

    1974: Bruno Acari W Disq. 8 Tony Ortiz, Turin, Italy. Retains WBC Super Lightweight Title.

    -Ernesto Marcel W 15 Alexis Arguello, Panama City. Retains WBA Featherweight Title. Three months later Marcel would retire from boxing. Alexis would not lose another fight for almost 9 years.

    1980: Tae Shik Kim KO 2 Luis Ibarra, Seoul. Wins WBA Flyweight Title.

    1983: ST Gordon KO 8 Jesse Burnett, East Rutherford, NJ. Retains WBC Cruiserweight Title.

    1985: Billy Costello W 12 Leroy Haley, Kingston, NY. Retains WBC Super Lightweight Title.

    -Livingstone Bramble W 15 Ray Mancini, Reno. Retains WBA Lightweight Title.

    1986: Livingstone Bramble KO 11 Tyrone Crawley, Reno. Retains WBA Lightweight Title.

    -Ki Yung Chung KO 7 Tyrone Jackson, Ulsan, South Korea. Retains IBF Featherweight Title.

    1992: Robert Quiroga W 12 Carlos Mercado, Salerno, Italy. Retains IBF Super flyweight Title.

    2006: Pongsaklek Wonjongkam W 12 Gilberto Keb Baas, Chainart, Thailand. Retains WBC Flyweight Title.

    2008: Kelly Pavlik W 12 Jermain Taylor, Las Vegas. Non-title fight

    -Cristian Mijares W 12 Jose Navarro, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Super Flyweight Title. Referee: Russell Mora | judge: Chris Wilson 115-113 | judge: Adalaide Byrd 117-111 | judge: Doug Tucker 108-120.

    Lol Doug Tucker should have immediately changed his name to Silly Fucker.

    -Fernando Montiel KO 4 Martin Castillo, Las Vegas.

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