Natural training methods?Originally Posted by Ron Swanson
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Natural training methods?
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July 31
Fight of the day
1999:Michael Carbajal KO 11 Jorge Arce, Tijuana, MX.
1908: Stanley Ketchel KO 3 Hugo Kelly, San Francisco. Retains world middleweight title.
1915: Les Darcy KO 15 Eddie McGoorty, Sydney. Retains Australian world middleweight title.
1916: Jimmy Wilde KO 10 Johnny Hughes, London. Retains world flyweight title.
1920: Harry Greb ND 10 Tommy Gibbons, Pittsburgh.
1933: John Henry Lewis W 10 Maxie Rosenbloom, San Francisco.
1942: Sugar Ray Robinson W 10 Sammy Angott, NYC. Non-title fight. Robinson ups his record to 33-0 (25). Robinson’s second consecutive victory over the reigning world lightweight champion. Robinson hasn’t even been a pro for two years!
1982: Alexis Arguello KO 2 Kevin Rooney, Atlantic City. Non-title fight.
1987: Brian Mitchell KO 14 Francisco Fernandez, Panama City. Retains WBA super-featherweight title.
1988: Buddy McGirt KO 1 Howard Davis, NYC. Retains IBF super-lightweight title.
1999: Erik Morales KO 6 Reynante Jamili, Tijuana, MX. Retains WBC super-bantamweight title.
-Hideki Todaka W 12 Jesus Rojas, Nagoya, Japan. Wins WBA super-flyweight title.
-Michael Carbajal KO 11 Jorge Arce, Tijuana, MX.
2002: Alexander Munoz KO 2 Eiji Kojima, Osaka, Japan. Retains WBA Super Flyweight Title.
2004: Erik Morales W 12 Carlos Hernandez, Las Vegas. Retains WBC; wins IBF Super Featherweight title.
-Rafael Marquez KO 3 Heriberto Ruiz, Las Vegas. Retains IBF Bantamweight Title.
2010: Juan Manuel Marquez W 12 Juan Diaz, Las Vegas. Retains World Lightweight Title.
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August 1
Fight of the day
1992: Julian Jackson W 12 Thomas Tate, Las Vegas
1950: Dado Marino W 15 Terry Allen, Honlulu. Wins World Flyweight Title.
1968: Cachorro Amaya KO 1 Alexis Arguello, Managua. Arguello's pro debut.
1976: Rigoberto Riasco W 15 Dong Kyun Yum, Pusan, S. Korea. Retains WBC Super Bantamweight Title.
1981: Eusebio Pedroza KO 7 Carlos Pinango, Caracas. Retains WBA Featherweight Title.
1987: Mike Tyson W 12 Tony Tucker, Las Vegas. Retains (Unifies) World Heavyweight Title.
1988: Julio Cesar Chavez KO 3 Vernon Buchanan, Inglewood. Non-title fight.
-Miguel Lora W 12 Albert Davila, Inglewood. Retains WBC Bantamweight Title.
1992: Julian Jackson W 12 Thomas Tate, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Middleweight Title.
-Julio Cesar Chavez KO 4 Frankie Mitchell, Las Vegas. Retains WBC Super Lightweight Title.
1994: Yasuei Yakushiji KO 11 Jung-Il Byun, Nagoya, Japan. Retains WBC Bantamweight Title.
-Yuri Arbachakov KO 8 Hugo Rafael Soto, Tokyo. Retains WBC Flyweight Title.
1997: Chatchai Dutchboy Gym KO 7 Juan Domingo Cordoba, Bangkok. Retains WBC “interim” Flyweight Title.
2009: Isaac Hlatshwayo W 12 Delvin Rodriguez, Uncasville, Connecticut. Wins vacant IBF Welterweight Title.
-Devon Alexander KO 8 Junior Witter, Rancho Mirage, CA. Wins WBC Super Lightweight Title.
-Timothy Bradley NC 3 Nate Campbell, Rancho Mirage, CA. Noggin knock.
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August 2
Fight of the day
1997: Sugar Shane Mosley vs Philip Holiday
1924: Max Schmeling KO 6 Hans Czapp, Dusseldorf, Germany. Schmeling’s pro debut.
1929: Sammy Mandell W 10 Tony Canzoneri, Chicago. Retains World Lightweight Title.
1958: Jose Napoles KO 1 Julio Rojas, Havana. Napoles’ pro debut.
1974: Andy Price W 10 Carlos Palomino, San Diego.
1980: Thomas Hearns KO 2 Pipino Cuevas, Detroit. Wins WBA Welterweight Title.
-Aaron Pryor KO 4 Antonio Cervantes, Cincinnati. Wins WBA Super Lightweight Title.
-Hilmer Kenty KO 9 Young Ho Oh, Detroit. Retains WBA Lightweight Title.
-Yasutsune Uehara KO 6 Samuel Serrano, Detroit. Wins WBA Super Featherweight Title. Upset of the year.
1986: Terry Norris KO 1 Jose Luis Cordova, San Jose, CA. Norris’ pro debut.
-Hi Sup Shin KO 15 Bi Won Chun, Inchon, South Korea. Wins IBF Flyweight Title.
1997: Sugar Shane Mosley W 12 Philip Holiday, Uncasville, CT. Wins IBF Lightweight Title.
-Angel Manfredy KO 8 Jorge Paez, Uncasville, CT.
2008: Joshua Clottey Tech Dec 9 Zab Judah, Las Vegas. Wins vacant IBF Welterweight Title.
-Vic Darchinyan KO 5 Dimitri Kirilov, Tacoma, Washington. Wins IBF Super Flyweight Title.
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August 3
Fight of the day
1977: Wilfredo Benitez vs Ray Chavez Guerrero.
1928: Corp. Izzy Schwartz KO 4 Little Jeff, Rockaway, NY. Retains New York World Flyweight Title.
1961: Curtis Cokes W 10 Luis Rodriguez, Dallas
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1974: Jose Napoles KO 9 Hedgemon Lewis, Mexico City. Retains World Welterweight Title. Referee: Ramon Berumen.
-Kuniaki Shibata KO 15 Ramiro Bolanos, Tokyo. Retains WBC Super Featherweight Title.
1977: Wilfredo Benitez KO 15 Guerrero Chavez, NYC. Retains World Super Lightweight Title.
-Alexis Arguello KO 1 Jose Fernandez, NYC.
1986: Julio Cesar Chavez W 12 Rocky Lockridge, Monte Carlo. Retains WBC Super Featherweight
2002: Acelino Freitas W 12 Daniel Attah, Phoenix, AZ.
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August 4
Fight of the Day
2007: Israel Vasquez vs Rafael Marquez 2
1900: Danny Dougherty W 25 Tommy Feltz, Brooklyn. Retains World Bantamweight Title.
1932: Kid Chocolate W 10 Eddie Shea, Cincinnati. Retains World Super Featherweight Title.
1936: Henry Armstrong W 10 Baby Arizmendi, Los Angeles. Wins California & Mexican World Featherweight Title. Depending on the source Arizmendi turned pro at 13 or 14. Either way he is the youngest to ever do so.
1944: Beau Jack W 10 Bob Montgomery, NYC. By all accounts one hell of a fight. It was part of a war bonds program so neither fighter was paid.
1947: Ike Williams KO 6 Bob Montgomery, Philadelphia. Unifies World Lightweight Title.
Williams returns the favour.
1952: Joey Giardello W 10 Billy Graham, Brooklyn.
1967: Fighting Harada W 15 Bernardo Caraballo, Tokyo. Retains World Bantamweight Title.
1970: George Foreman KO 3 George Chuvalo, NYC.
1973: Betulio Gonzalez W 15 Miguel Canto, Maracaibo. Regains vacant WBC Flyweight Title.
1979: Ernesto Espana KO 10 Johnny Lira, Chicago. Retains WBA Lightweight Title.
1980: Hilario Zapata W 15 Rey Mendez, Caracas. Retains WBC Junior Flyweight Title.
1984: Satoshi Shingaki W 15 Joves de la Puz, Naha City, Japan. Retains IBF Bantamweight Title.
1988: Jorge Paez W 15 Calvin Grove, Mexicali, MX. Wins IBF Featherweight title.
2007: David Diaz W 12 Erik Morales, Rosemont, Ill. Retains WBC Lightweight Title.
-Israel Vasquez KO 6 Rafael Marquez, Hidaldo, TX. Regains World Super Bantamweight Title.
-Celestino Caballero W 12 Jorge Lacierva, Hidalgo, TX. Retains WBA Super Bantamweight Title.
-Ulises Solis KO 8 Rodel Mayol, Rosemont, Ill. Retains IBF Junior Flyweight Title.
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I miss Israel Vasquez.
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August 5
Fight of the day
2006: Vernon Forrest vs Ike Quartey-Real tough fight to score. I leaned toward Ike.
1931: Maxie Rosenbloom W 15 Jimmy Slattery, Brooklyn. Retains World Light Heavyweight Title.
1961: Gene Fullmer W 15 Florentino Fernandez, Ogdeon, UT. Retains NBA Middleweight Title.
1978: Hugo Corro W 15 Ronnie Harris, Buenos Aires. Retains World Middleweight Title.
1990: Vinny Pazienza W 10 Greg Haugen, Atlantic City.
1995: Chana Porpaoin KO 6 Ernesto Rubillar, Bangkok. Retains WBA Strawweight Title.
1996: Mark Johnson KO 8 Raul Juarez, Inglewood. Retains IBF Flyweight Title.
2000: Zab Judah KO 4 Terronn Millett, Uncasville, CT. Retains IBF Super Lightweight Title.
-Juan Lazcano W 10 Jesse James Leija, Uncasville,
-Bones Adams KO 6 Andres Fernandez, Madison, WI. Retains WBA Super Bantamweight Title.
-Eric Morel W 12 Sornpichai Pisnurachank, Madison, WI. Wins WBA Flyweight Title.
2006: Vernon Forrest W 10 Ike Quartey, NYC.
-Kassim Ouma W 10 Sechew Powell, NYC.
-Edwin Valero KO 10 Vicente Mosquera, Panama City, Panama. Wins WBA Super Featherweight Title.
-Juan Manuel Marquez KO 7 Terdsak Jandeang, Lake Tahoe, NV
-Rafael Marquez KO 9 Silence Mabuza, Lake Tahoe, NV. Retains IBF Bantamweight Title.
-Koki Kameda W 12 Juan Landaeta, Yokohama. Wins vacant WBA Junior Flyweight Title.
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August 6
Bit of a slow day in history. Wanted to put up the Benton/Giardello fight but was unable to find it.
Fight of the day.
1977: Pipino Cuevas vs Clyde Gray
1962: George Benton W 10 Joey Giardello, Philadelphia.
1966: Muhammad Ali KO 3 Brian London, London. Retains World Heavyweight Title.
1977: Rocky Mattioli KO 5 Eckhard Dagge, Berlin. Wins WBC Super Welterweight Title.
-Pipino Cuevas KO 2 Clyde Gray, Los Angeles. Retains WBA Welterweight Title.
1989: Jorge Paez W 12 Steve Cruz, El Paso. Retains IBF Featherweight Title.
2005: Jeff Lacy KO 7 Robin Reid, Tampa, Fla. Retains IBF Super Middleweight Title.
-Eagle Kyowa W 12 Katsunari Takayama, Tokyo. Regains WBC Strawweight Title.
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First time I have seen Pipino Cuevas, other than KO against Hearns, he is a very good fighter. If I was a fighter that is how I would fight.
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104Yrs AGo Today in Boxing History on August 7th
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That was funny watching that old video. the ring was very small, loved the ref in a suit and the corner men fanning the fighters.
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Took the liberty of making 11 GIFs... here's 4 of them and 7 more on my site
Enjoy!
Here's the vid:
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zWnt4Z2Z9N0
"A good stickgrappler has good stick skills, good grappling, & good stickgrappling & can keep track of all 3 simultaneously. This is a good trick & can be quite effective." - Marc 'Crafty Dog' Denny
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August 7
Fight of the day
1966: Vicente Saldivar vs Mitsunori Seki, Mexico City. Great fight and the old school footage is good.
1930: Jack Berg W 10 Kid Chocolate, NYC.
-Manuel Ortiz W 12 Lou Salica, Hollywood. Wins World Bantamweight Title.
1966: Vicente Saldivar W 15 Mitsunori Seki, Mexico City. Retains World Featherweight Title.
1979: Salvador Sanchez KO 5 Felix Trinidad Sr., Houston.
1982: Dwight Qawi KO 6 Matthew Saad Muhammad, Philadelphia. Retains WBC Light Heavyweight Title.
1983: Hector Camacho KO 5 Rafael Limon, San Juan. Wins vacant WBC Super Featherweight Title.
1994: Hiroshi Kawashima W 12 Carlos Salazar, Tokyo. Retains WBC Super Flyweight Title.
1997: Roy Jones Jr. KO 1 Montell Griffin, Ledyard, CT. Regains WBC Light Heavyweight Title.
1999: Frans Botha D 10 Shannon Briggs, Atlantic City.
-Marco Antonio Barrera W 12 Pastor Maurin, Atlantic City.
-Stefano Zoff W 12 Julien Lorcy, Cannes, France. Wins WBA Lightweight Title.
2004: Diego Corrales KO 10 Acelino Freitas, Ledyard, CT.
-Yodsanan Nanthachai W 12 Steve Forbes, Ledyard, CT. Retains WBA Super Featherweight Title.
2010: Cornelius Bundrage KO 5 Cory Spinks, St. Louis, MO. Wins IBF Super Welterweight Title.
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August 8
Fight of the day
1997:Yokthai Sithoar vs Jesus Rojas, Bangkok.
1934: Sixto Escobar W 15 Eugene Huat, Montreal. Retains NBA Bantamweight Title.
1987: Baby Sugar Rojas W 12 Santos Laciar, Miami. Wins WBC Super Flyweight Title.
1997:Terry Norris KO 2 Joaquin Velazquez, Kansas City, MO. Non-title fight.
-Yokthai Sithoar W 12 Jesus Rojas, Bangkok. Retains WBA Super Flyweight Title.
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