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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
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    Do you take crystal meth often , or are your random threads , just because you haven't got a woman in your life ?
    First Off,

    ...................

    As you state no fact , you know nothing about me.
    If you hadn't noticed as you are a thick cunt , I was merely asking a question , but as you are so sensitive, its more than possible you have no woman and you take meth.
    I do not take or use Crystal-Meth.

    Never have, and never will.

    Yes I have a woman in my life. The same woman for 24 years.

    I am not 'so sensitive'.
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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al View Post
    Do you take crystal meth often , or are your random threads , just because you haven't got a woman in your life ?
    First Off,

    I'm sure that you are aware that your 'wife' had many 'men' before you.

    Second, your 'cock' is not the first that she devoured.

    So before you go on with your 'weak' comments, remember.

    We know all about you.....................

    As you state no fact , you know nothing about me.
    If you hadn't noticed as you are a thick cunt , I was merely asking a question , but as you are so sensitive, its more than possible you have no woman and you take meth.
    I do not take or use Crystal-Meth.

    Never have, and never will.

    Yes I have a woman in my life. The same woman for 24 years.

    I am not 'so sensitive'.



    Well that clears that up then.

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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    Antonio Gomez

    May 30, 1969

    * Antonio Gomez ~ 20-2-0 {7 KO's} ~ 5' 6" ~ 127 lbs. ~ {Age; 23 years, 8 months}
    vs.
    * Gustavo Briceno ~ 15-0-0 {1 KO} ~ 5' 9" ~ 129 lbs. ~ {Age; 22 years, 2 months}

    A 'rematch' of the their 1st-Bout on November 4, 1968.

    This will be the '1st' 10-Rounder for Antonio Gomez.
    __________________________________________________ ________________________

    ~ Antonio Gomez Proves The Better Man, TKO's Briceno In 9th ~

    In a rematch of their early bout last year {November 4, 1968}, Antonio Gomez halted
    'undefeated' Super-Featherweight - Gustavo Briceno at {2:22} of Round 9.

    Fighting at a height-and-reach disadvantage, Gomez rallied in Rounds 7 and 8, as the
    thin-bodied and 'lanky' Briceno faded after fighting well thru the first 5-Rounds.

    In Round 9, Gomez sent Briceno reeling after slamming his body with a barrage of hooks,
    and then caught his tall opponent with a left-hook to the jaw that dropped him for a '7-Count'.

    Gustavo Briceno rose on 'unsteady legs', and the Referee - Victor Rojas called a halt to the
    bout as Briceno wobbled backwards.

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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    Friday ~ August 22, 1969

    The Forum ~ Inglewood, California

    Manager - Ramiro Machado is brining his 'highly-touted' Venezuelan Featherweight - Antonio Gomez
    to California.

    Antonio Gomez {Age; 23 years, 11 months} and with a record of 23-2-0 {9 KO's} will fight
    #3 World-Rated Featherweight - Dwight Hawkins with a record of 51-19-6 {35 KO's}.

    The bout will be on the undercard of the 'highly anticipated' WBA Bantamweight Championship
    bout between Champion - Lionel Rose and #1 Challenger - Ruben Olivares.

    Dwight Hawkins {Age; 31 years old} is an experienced veteran, and the Los Angeles-based
    Featherweight is 'one-win' away from a World Championship bout.
    --------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    Ramiro Machado {Manager} >

    "I'm bringing my fighter {Antonio Gomez} here to showcase his talents. He's as good as any
    Featherweight in the World today."

    "If I could, I would put him in the Ring with;
    WBC Champion - Johnny Famechon or WBA Champion - Shozo Saijo, and feel confident that
    he would win, and with convincing fashion."

    "I expect Antonio to handle the American veteran {Dwight Hawkins} with very little trouble.
    We are a decided underdog {3-1} in the Newspapers. But that is because the boxing writers
    have never seen Antonio fight. They will be surprised on Friday Night."
    Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 04-19-2015 at 04:21 PM.

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    Friday ~ August 22, 1969

    The Forum ~ Inglewood, California

    ~ Venezuelan - Antonio Gomez 'Upsets' #3 World-Ranked - Dwight Hawkins ~

    ~ Venezuelan Sends Hawkins Out Of The Ring In The 10th, Wins By KO ~ ~

    In the First-Bout of the evening at The Forum, and in front of a crowd of 18,549 who paid
    $270,545.

    Antonio Gomez 127 lbs. {Caracas, Venezuela} 'upset' Dwight Hawkins 124 lbs. for a Knockout at
    2:18 of the Final Round {Round 10}.

    Hawkins, a 31 year-old veteran and #3 World-Rated Featherweight was the Heavy-Favorite
    at {3-1}, but he met his match tonight.

    Both Hawkins and Gomez displayed fine ring-work and boxing-skills over the first 5-Rounds,
    as each scored with fast jabs, and quick 'one-two' punches on the inside.

    But starting in Round 6, the 'almost' 24 year-old Venezuelan started to put good combinations
    together, and had the Los-Angeles-based Hawkins retreating.

    Gomez had Hawkins bending over from several hard body-blows in Rounds 8 and 9, and the
    end was looking near for the 31 year-old Hawkins.

    Mid-way thru the Final Round, Gomez 'staggered' the fading veteran with a series of combinations,
    and then had Hawkins in serious trouble after landing with a 'right-left-right' to the head at the {1:50 Mark}.

    Hawkins was 'wobbling' on shaky-pins as he backed to the Ropes, and tried to defend himself.

    But then Gomez stepped in, and delivered a 'solid combination' to the 31 year-old veteran's chin, and Hawkins
    went though the Ropes and upon the Ring Apron, where he was 'counted-out' at {2:18} of Round 10.

    After The Bout >

    Manager - Johnny Flores 'immediately' retired his fighter Dwight Hawkins after this bout.
    Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 04-21-2015 at 04:58 AM.

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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    September 1969

    After Antonio Gomez defeated {KO 10} #3 World-Ranked Featherweight - Dwight Hawkins
    on August 22, 1969


    ~ WBA Featherweight Ratings ~

    *** Shozo Saijo
    #1 . Godfrey Stevens
    #2 . Vicente Saldivar
    #3 . Johnny Famechon
    #4 . Fighting Harada
    #5 . Allen Colter
    #6 . Jose Legra
    #7 . Antonio Gomez
    #8 . Jose Jiminez
    #9 . Alfredo Marcano
    #10. Vicente Garcia

    ~ That is some tough 'Top 10' ~

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    Default Re: Antonio Gomez ~ "El Leon de Cumana"

    September 29, 1969

    Nuevo Circo ~ Caracas Venezuela

    {#7} Antonio Gomez ~ 25-2-0 {10 KO's} ~ 5' 6" ~ 128 lbs. ~ {Age; 24 years, 0 months}
    vs.
    {NR} Francisco Bolivar ~ 47-9-1 {25 KO's} ~ 5' 7" ~ 130 lbs. ~ {Age; 29 years, 1 month}
    ----------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    The #7 WBA-ranked Featherweight - Antonio Gomez will take on Venezuelan countryman -
    Francisco Bolivar.

    Francisco is a 10-Year Professional, and is one of the 'trickiest' fighters around at 130 lbs.

    Francisco is also coming off an 'Upset' 10-Round Decision win over the highly-regarded
    Colombian ~ Antonio 'Kid Pambele' Cervantes only 45-Days earlier, on August 15, 1969
    -------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------------

    ~ Gomez Wins 'One-Sided' Decision Over Bolivar ~

    Antonio Gomez {128 lbs.} got off to fast start in this Super-Featherweight bout, and never
    looked back.

    The 24 year-old World-Ranked Featherweight shook up 'veteran' Francisco Bolivar in
    Rounds 2, 3 and 5 > and then cruised to an easy 10-Round Decision.

    Bolivar was no match in hand-speed against the younger Gomez, but the veteran was tough
    on the inside, and did land his 'fair-share' of body punches in the late-middle Rounds {6 and 7}.

    But, Gomez put the 'wood' to Bolivar in Rounds 8 and 10, as he had the veteran backing away
    and covering up.

    Scorecards
    * 98-92
    * 98-93
    * 98-94

    Ramiro Machado {Manager} >

    "It was a good bout for Antonio. Coming off that big win in America {The Forum in Inglewood, California}
    on August 29th over Dwight Hawkins, I was worried about a let down."

    "It was a near one-sided Decision over a real tough 'veteran'. Francisco Bolivar is no soft touch,
    just ask Antonio Cervantes."
    Last edited by Bill Paxtom; 04-20-2015 at 04:47 AM.

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