Louisville Boxing Association - Page 97

mh2365 · 12-22-2006, 11:33 PM

That's correct ... Smith was pre-prime but he was never in the fight. Win for Armstrong jumped him back up so he may get one last shot at glory.

mh2365 · 12-23-2006, 12:07 AM

In an IBF title eliminator fight Joe Butler (7/4) (35-9-3) scored a UD12 over Young Hank Griffin (6/11) (12-2-2) (pre). Butler never really had any trouble but was cut over the right eye in the 4th. It was reopened a couple of times but he stayed away from Griffin the last couple of rounds. I had it 118-110. The official judges had it 116-113/118-110/118-110.

In the co-feature, Young Mitchell (UR/7) (14-1) lost the USBA title to Al McCoy II (UR) (14-0) by way of a UD12. Mitchell just never showed up for this fight and paid the price. He was knocked down twice and I had it 119-110. The official judges had it 117-111/117-111/117-112.

Other fights on the card

MW - Kid Carter (40/35) (14-13-4) KO4 Joe Thomas (43/56) (16-7-4)

LW - William Parker (UR/37) (12-1-2) MD10 Jack Daly (105/107) (10-12-1) (parker at pre)

FW - Will Curley (10/8) (21-9-3) TKO1 Dick Mills (61/68) (10-9) (Mills at pre)

HW - William Hague (19/18) (18-2) KO5 Gus Ruhlin (75/83) (17-18-5) (ruhlin at post, Hague at pre)

mh2365 · 12-23-2006, 09:58 AM

Main Event

Tommy Ryan (6/CH) (43-3-1) regained the title for the first time since 1908 with a UD15 over Billy McCarthy (CH/8) (30-15-4) and won the WBC Middleweight title. Ryan controlled the fight as McCarthy's right eye started swelling as early as the second round. McCarthy caught Ryan late in the 8th round and Ryan went down but bounced right back up and probably kept it only a 10-9 round.

Ryan went back to work controlling the rest of the fight. I had it 146-140. The official judges had it a bit closer, the two champ bias judges had it 144-142 and 143-142, while the other judge had it 145-140.

Ryan had lost his last 3 title fights. He has still yet to lose a non-title bout.

Other notables

LW - Willie Fitzgerald (12/10) (20-1-3) (pre) dominated Sid Stagg (UR) (11-3) (pre) to score a UD12 to retain the CBU Lightweight regional title. Stagg was down in the 6th and Fitzgerald was penalized a point in the 10th after 4 warnings. I had it 117-110. The official judges had it 116-111/115-112/117-110.

LW - George Keys (32/33) (14-0-2) (pre) fought to a DRAW10 with Ed Jessop (81/81) (7-7-4) (pre) . Keys stays unbeaten thanks to Jessop taking the last 3 rounds off. I had it 96-96. The official judges had it 98-95/95-96/96-96 with Keys winning the last 3 rounds on all the cards.

HW - In a club fight Joe Coyne (UR) (9-0) (pre) stayed unbeaten with a UD8 over Jim Cameron (UR) (7-2-1) (pre) despite getting cut badly over his right eye in the 6th. I had it 79-74, while the official judges scored it 77-76/78-75/78-74.

Other fights

FW - Benny Yanger (17/13) (20-3) KO8 Monk Newsboy (71/78) (11-12-2) (yanger at pre)

BW - Watty Austin (33/27) (17-14-3) KO1 Young Johnson (61/66) (9-12-1) (johnson at pre)

Romdawg88 · 12-23-2006, 11:02 AM

It's good to see Tommy back at top where he belongs.

mh2365 · 12-23-2006, 04:59 PM

I agree he has been one of my favorites of the LBA ... If Dillon gets to 33 straight wins ... Ryan will step up to fight him for the 34th.

Romdawg88 · 12-23-2006, 05:15 PM

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Originally Posted by mh2365

I agree he has been one of my favorites of the LBA ... If Dillon gets to 33 straight wins ... Ryan will step up to fight him for the 34th.

Talk about a mega fight right there. To bad for Dillon, Jack Dempsey is going to put a end to that streak soon enough.

Ian Lord · 12-23-2006, 05:18 PM

Excellent stuff as usual Mike.
Agree with Romy, it's good to see Ryan back in the mix after being 'strapless' for three years.

mh2365 · 12-23-2006, 08:23 PM

Reports are coming in that Aurelio Herrera has won his first official title defense. More info later but from what we are hearing it's good to be the champ in a close fight!

Romdawg88 · 12-23-2006, 09:03 PM

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Originally Posted by mh2365

Reports are coming in that Aurelio Herrera has won his first official title defense. More info later but from what we are hearing it's good to be the champ in a close fight!

WOOO, go Herrera. That was his first successful title defense overall right and not just of this reign?

mh2365 · 12-24-2006, 12:01 AM

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Originally Posted by Romdawg88

WOOO, go Herrera. That was his first successful title defense overall right and not just of this reign?

Yes it was his first successful defense of the title. I can't post the results right now thanks to Coors Light but I had it 143-140 in favor of Nelson. So the champion bias did Aurelio a big favor!!!

Just the way I wanted it BTW. What a great game!!!

SAL · 12-24-2006, 01:43 AM

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Originally Posted by mh2365

I agree he has been one of my favorites of the LBA ... If Dillon gets to 33 straight wins ... Ryan will step up to fight him for the 34th.

I can't wait for this fight. I'll be rooting for Ryan by the way.

CONN CHRIS · 12-24-2006, 07:50 AM

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Originally Posted by mh2365

Reports are coming in that Aurelio Herrera has won his first official title defense. More info later but from what we are hearing it's good to be the champ in a close fight!

Where's Javier?

mh2365 · 12-24-2006, 09:18 AM

Main Event
Aurelio Herrera (CH) (23-9) made his first successful title defense scoring a SD15 over Battling Nelson (21/24) (26-16-1) keeping his IBF LW title belt.

The first five rounds were very close then Nelson dropped the champ in the 6th. Herrera's left eye started to swell also. Herrera battled back winning two out of the next three rounds, then dropping Nelson in the 10th. That seemed to help Nelson though as he took over the last 5 rounds even dropping the champ again in the 14th.

When the final bell sounded it appeared Herrera had let down his fans again. I had it 143-140 in favor of Nelson. The non champ biased judge also had it 143-140 in favor of Nelson. But both of the champ biased judges ruled it 142-141 for Herrera. Sometimes it pays to be the champion!!!

Nelson filed for a mandatory rematch but was turned down by the commissioner due to his rank. The commissioner said for him to battle his way back into the top 15 and he'd order the rematch.

Other notables

Young Hundreds (UR) (10-2-1) (pre) retained his CBU BW title with a TKO9 over Ike Weir (44/52) (14-15-1) The bout was pretty even but a cut over the right eye of Weir kept getting worse until the ring doctor waved off the fight. I had it 76-76 at the stoppage.

Young Sailor Burke (UR) (14-0) (pre) remained unbeaten with a TKO8 over Bill Curran (102/112) (11-9) (pre). Burke survived a rocky start and getting knocked down in the 1st, to stop Curran in the 9th. Curran was out on the ropes as the ref stepped in. I had it 67-66 Burke at the stoppage.

Lupie Carranza (UR) (5-2-3) (pre) handed Silent Martin (UR) (5-1) (pre) his first loss with a TKO6. Martin was cut over the right eye in the second and it worsened to the point the fight had to be stopped. Carranza was down in the first and behind 49-44 on my scorecard when the bout was stopped.

Other fights

HW - Tommy Dugan (99/56) (15-10) KO10 Jack Boylan (12/44) (17-3-2) (boylan at pre)

LH - Patsy Cardiff (10/7) (18-13-1) TKO9 Charles Cooley (12/19) (12-13-3)

mh2365 · 12-25-2006, 07:26 AM

Main Event

BW - Philadelphia Pal Moore (UR) (9-0) (pre/club) eeked out a SD12 over Charles Ledoux (12/17) (16-1) (pre) to win the EBU BW title.

Very close fight the whole way with no cuts, swellings or knockdowns. I had it 114-114. The official judges had it 115-113/113-115/115-113.

Other notables

LHW - Seamon Johnson (21/18) (14-5) (pre) won a UD12 over Jo Li Bao (UR) (2-5-1) (pre/club/tc) for his first defense of the AABU LHW title. Johnson won almost every round on his way to the victory. I had it 119-108, official judges had it 119-109/117-110/119-108.

LW - Phil Brock (UR) (8-0-2) (pre) remained unbeaten with an UD8 over Jack Grace (club) (9-16) (pre). Pretty easy fight for Brock. I had it 79-73. The official judges had it 78-74 on all scorecards. Grace moved to prime.

Other fights

WW - Mysterious Billy Smith (35/23) (20-5) SD10 Kid Graves (13/18) (19-6-2) (smith at pre, went to prime)

FW - Joe Bernstein (39/29) (19-14-4) UD10 Abe Willis (35/44) (16-8-2)

LH - Austrailian Billy Smith (60/57) (24-17-1) TKO7 Jewey Smith (49/58) (10-6-4) (j. smith at pre)

mh2365 · 12-26-2006, 10:42 AM

Main Event

HW - Jack Johnson (CH) (42-3) avenged one of his losses with a SD15 over Joe Jeannette (3/3) (24-3) for his first defense of the WBO HW title.

It was a close fight with Johnson pulling ahead a bit when Jeannettes right eye started swelling in the middle rounds. Johnson seemed to just play it cautious in the last two rounds and it almost cost him.

I had it 144-142. The official judges had it 144-143/142-143/144-141.

Regional Title

LHW - Billy McColl (45/24) (16-13) scored a KO7 to take the CBU LHW title from Dave Smith (UR) (12-2).

Smith was winning the fight then he got cut over the left eye in the 7th. This seemed to have a bad effect on him as he wasn't the same after that. McColl dropped him twice in the 8th, the second time for good. I had it 68-66 at the stoppage.

Other notables

LW - Knockout Brown (UR) (14-0) remained unbeaten with a solid UD10 over Art Simms (UR) (12-2). Simms came out strong winning the first 3 rounds but then Brown's power shots started taking their toll and Brown dominated the rest of the fight. Simms was cut over his left eye in the 4th and knocked down in the 5th. I had it 96-93, the official judges had it 96-93/96-93/97-92.

HW - Frank Mantell (16/10) (21-7) won a close bout with Bill Doherty (63/80) (15-16-2). It was a tight fight the whole way with no cuts or knockdowns. Both had some swelling. I had it 96-94, the official judges had it 96-94/97-93/96-94.

Other bouts

HW - Bill Lang (10/9) (23-7) KO5 Arthur Shock (86/93) (12-7-1) (shock at pre, moved to prime)

WW - George Lavigne (8/8) (30-15-2) TKO7 George Milton (51/54) (10-8-1)

Jeff1787 · 12-26-2006, 01:16 PM

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Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

Where's Javier?

He is on vacation until January 3rd or 4th......

Ric915 · 12-26-2006, 02:06 PM

Great stuff MH really love your uni

mh2365 · 12-26-2006, 05:38 PM

Thanks Ric ... getting close to hitting the 3 year mark!

fuente51 · 12-26-2006, 10:21 PM

I agree; you move at such a fast pace, that I usually don't have time to post anything that I feel is significant, but I check in nearly every day.

mh2365 · 12-27-2006, 06:59 AM

Main Event

LHW - Fred Russell (6/3) (19-8) stunned the boxing world again by scoring a KO8 over Jack Dempsey NP (1/2) (40-7) to advance in the IBF LHW tourney.

Dempsey was dominating the fight winning every minute of the fight when he was knocked cold with a perfect right hook in the 8th. Russell had not been down or cut but his left eye was rapidly swelling shut when he landed the punch. This is Russell's second major upset earlier this year he beat Bob McCallister in defense of his WBA title belt.

I had it 70-63 Dempsey at the time of the stoppage.

Regional Title

WW - Ted Kid Lewis (13/14) (16-2-1) (pre) fought to a DRAW12 with Jack Willis (38/38) (15-10-2) to keep his CBU WW title.

Tough fight for Lewis as the veteran Willis pulled out all the stops, even knocking Lewis down in the 8th. Lewis rallied winning the next two rounds. I had Lewis winning the fight at 115-114. The official judges had it 114-114/115-114/114-115. Lewis moved to prime.

Other Notables

Two undefeated HW's stayed that way.

HW - Frank Moran (12/10) (18-0-1) (pre) dominated Charley Robinson (71/82) (10-8) (pre) to stay unbeaten. Moran was cut over his left eye in the 10th and Robinson had his right eye swelling up from the 3rd round on but there were no knockdowns. I had it 98-92 as did all the official judges.

HW - Jess Willard (UR)(6-0) (pre) scored his 5th KO in the 3rd round against Tony Vasser (UR) (7-5-2) (pre) to remain unbeaten. Vasser won the first round but Willard dominated the next 5 minutes. I had it 19-19 at the stoppage.

Other fights

HW - Frank Slavin (39/34) (28-16-1) TKO5 Bill Farnam (106/112) (17-20-1)

LW - Herb McCoy (26/26) (15-1-2) DRAW10 Lockport Jimmy Duffy (27/27) (14-1-2) (both at pre)

12-23-2006, 12:07 AM	#1922
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	September 2nd, 1911 In an IBF title eliminator fight Joe Butler (7/4) (35-9-3) scored a UD12 over Young Hank Griffin (6/11) (12-2-2) (pre). Butler never really had any trouble but was cut over the right eye in the 4th. It was reopened a couple of times but he stayed away from Griffin the last couple of rounds. I had it 118-110. The official judges had it 116-113/118-110/118-110. In the co-feature, Young Mitchell (UR/7) (14-1) lost the USBA title to Al McCoy II (UR) (14-0) by way of a UD12. Mitchell just never showed up for this fight and paid the price. He was knocked down twice and I had it 119-110. The official judges had it 117-111/117-111/117-112. Other fights on the card MW - Kid Carter (40/35) (14-13-4) KO4 Joe Thomas (43/56) (16-7-4) LW - William Parker (UR/37) (12-1-2) MD10 Jack Daly (105/107) (10-12-1) (parker at pre) FW - Will Curley (10/8) (21-9-3) TKO1 Dick Mills (61/68) (10-9) (Mills at pre) HW - William Hague (19/18) (18-2) KO5 Gus Ruhlin (75/83) (17-18-5) (ruhlin at post, Hague at pre)

12-23-2006, 09:58 AM	#1923
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	september 8, 1911 Main Event Tommy Ryan (6/CH) (43-3-1) regained the title for the first time since 1908 with a UD15 over Billy McCarthy (CH/8) (30-15-4) and won the WBC Middleweight title. Ryan controlled the fight as McCarthy's right eye started swelling as early as the second round. McCarthy caught Ryan late in the 8th round and Ryan went down but bounced right back up and probably kept it only a 10-9 round. Ryan went back to work controlling the rest of the fight. I had it 146-140. The official judges had it a bit closer, the two champ bias judges had it 144-142 and 143-142, while the other judge had it 145-140. Ryan had lost his last 3 title fights. He has still yet to lose a non-title bout. Other notables LW - Willie Fitzgerald (12/10) (20-1-3) (pre) dominated Sid Stagg (UR) (11-3) (pre) to score a UD12 to retain the CBU Lightweight regional title. Stagg was down in the 6th and Fitzgerald was penalized a point in the 10th after 4 warnings. I had it 117-110. The official judges had it 116-111/115-112/117-110. LW - George Keys (32/33) (14-0-2) (pre) fought to a DRAW10 with Ed Jessop (81/81) (7-7-4) (pre) . Keys stays unbeaten thanks to Jessop taking the last 3 rounds off. I had it 96-96. The official judges had it 98-95/95-96/96-96 with Keys winning the last 3 rounds on all the cards. HW - In a club fight Joe Coyne (UR) (9-0) (pre) stayed unbeaten with a UD8 over Jim Cameron (UR) (7-2-1) (pre) despite getting cut badly over his right eye in the 6th. I had it 79-74, while the official judges scored it 77-76/78-75/78-74. Other fights FW - Benny Yanger (17/13) (20-3) KO8 Monk Newsboy (71/78) (11-12-2) (yanger at pre) BW - Watty Austin (33/27) (17-14-3) KO1 Young Johnson (61/66) (9-12-1) (johnson at pre)

12-23-2006, 11:02 AM	#1924
Romdawg88 Hall Of Famer Join Date: Sep 2004 Location: Belle Glade, FL Posts: 4,182	It's good to see Tommy back at top where he belongs. __________________ Romy "Iceman" Alvarez First TBCB Forum Tournament Champion, 10-6 (5). IBL: 13 - 4 (7) Henry Armstrong > You.

12-23-2006, 08:23 PM	#1928
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	Breaking News from Mexico Reports are coming in that Aurelio Herrera has won his first official title defense. More info later but from what we are hearing it's good to be the champ in a close fight!

12-24-2006, 09:18 AM	#1933
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	September 9, 1911 Main Event Aurelio Herrera (CH) (23-9) made his first successful title defense scoring a SD15 over Battling Nelson (21/24) (26-16-1) keeping his IBF LW title belt. The first five rounds were very close then Nelson dropped the champ in the 6th. Herrera's left eye started to swell also. Herrera battled back winning two out of the next three rounds, then dropping Nelson in the 10th. That seemed to help Nelson though as he took over the last 5 rounds even dropping the champ again in the 14th. When the final bell sounded it appeared Herrera had let down his fans again. I had it 143-140 in favor of Nelson. The non champ biased judge also had it 143-140 in favor of Nelson. But both of the champ biased judges ruled it 142-141 for Herrera. Sometimes it pays to be the champion!!! Nelson filed for a mandatory rematch but was turned down by the commissioner due to his rank. The commissioner said for him to battle his way back into the top 15 and he'd order the rematch. Other notables Young Hundreds (UR) (10-2-1) (pre) retained his CBU BW title with a TKO9 over Ike Weir (44/52) (14-15-1) The bout was pretty even but a cut over the right eye of Weir kept getting worse until the ring doctor waved off the fight. I had it 76-76 at the stoppage. Young Sailor Burke (UR) (14-0) (pre) remained unbeaten with a TKO8 over Bill Curran (102/112) (11-9) (pre). Burke survived a rocky start and getting knocked down in the 1st, to stop Curran in the 9th. Curran was out on the ropes as the ref stepped in. I had it 67-66 Burke at the stoppage. Lupie Carranza (UR) (5-2-3) (pre) handed Silent Martin (UR) (5-1) (pre) his first loss with a TKO6. Martin was cut over the right eye in the second and it worsened to the point the fight had to be stopped. Carranza was down in the first and behind 49-44 on my scorecard when the bout was stopped. Other fights HW - Tommy Dugan (99/56) (15-10) KO10 Jack Boylan (12/44) (17-3-2) (boylan at pre) LH - Patsy Cardiff (10/7) (18-13-1) TKO9 Charles Cooley (12/19) (12-13-3)

12-22-2006, 11:33 PM	#1921
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	That's correct ... Smith was pre-prime but he was never in the fight. Win for Armstrong jumped him back up so he may get one last shot at glory.

12-23-2006, 04:59 PM	#1925
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	I agree he has been one of my favorites of the LBA ... If Dillon gets to 33 straight wins ... Ryan will step up to fight him for the 34th.

12-23-2006, 05:18 PM	#1927
Ian Lord All Star Starter Join Date: Nov 2004 Location: Coventry, England. Posts: 1,814	Excellent stuff as usual Mike. Agree with Romy, it's good to see Ryan back in the mix after being 'strapless' for three years.

12-25-2006, 07:26 AM	#1934
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	September 15, 1911 Main Event BW - Philadelphia Pal Moore (UR) (9-0) (pre/club) eeked out a SD12 over Charles Ledoux (12/17) (16-1) (pre) to win the EBU BW title. Very close fight the whole way with no cuts, swellings or knockdowns. I had it 114-114. The official judges had it 115-113/113-115/115-113. Other notables LHW - Seamon Johnson (21/18) (14-5) (pre) won a UD12 over Jo Li Bao (UR) (2-5-1) (pre/club/tc) for his first defense of the AABU LHW title. Johnson won almost every round on his way to the victory. I had it 119-108, official judges had it 119-109/117-110/119-108. LW - Phil Brock (UR) (8-0-2) (pre) remained unbeaten with an UD8 over Jack Grace (club) (9-16) (pre). Pretty easy fight for Brock. I had it 79-73. The official judges had it 78-74 on all scorecards. Grace moved to prime. Other fights WW - Mysterious Billy Smith (35/23) (20-5) SD10 Kid Graves (13/18) (19-6-2) (smith at pre, went to prime) FW - Joe Bernstein (39/29) (19-14-4) UD10 Abe Willis (35/44) (16-8-2) LH - Austrailian Billy Smith (60/57) (24-17-1) TKO7 Jewey Smith (49/58) (10-6-4) (j. smith at pre)

12-26-2006, 10:42 AM	#1935
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	September 16, 1911 Main Event HW - Jack Johnson (CH) (42-3) avenged one of his losses with a SD15 over Joe Jeannette (3/3) (24-3) for his first defense of the WBO HW title. It was a close fight with Johnson pulling ahead a bit when Jeannettes right eye started swelling in the middle rounds. Johnson seemed to just play it cautious in the last two rounds and it almost cost him. I had it 144-142. The official judges had it 144-143/142-143/144-141. Regional Title LHW - Billy McColl (45/24) (16-13) scored a KO7 to take the CBU LHW title from Dave Smith (UR) (12-2). Smith was winning the fight then he got cut over the left eye in the 7th. This seemed to have a bad effect on him as he wasn't the same after that. McColl dropped him twice in the 8th, the second time for good. I had it 68-66 at the stoppage. Other notables LW - Knockout Brown (UR) (14-0) remained unbeaten with a solid UD10 over Art Simms (UR) (12-2). Simms came out strong winning the first 3 rounds but then Brown's power shots started taking their toll and Brown dominated the rest of the fight. Simms was cut over his left eye in the 4th and knocked down in the 5th. I had it 96-93, the official judges had it 96-93/96-93/97-92. HW - Frank Mantell (16/10) (21-7) won a close bout with Bill Doherty (63/80) (15-16-2). It was a tight fight the whole way with no cuts or knockdowns. Both had some swelling. I had it 96-94, the official judges had it 96-94/97-93/96-94. Other bouts HW - Bill Lang (10/9) (23-7) KO5 Arthur Shock (86/93) (12-7-1) (shock at pre, moved to prime) WW - George Lavigne (8/8) (30-15-2) TKO7 George Milton (51/54) (10-8-1)

12-26-2006, 02:06 PM	#1937
Ric915 All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Lake Havasu City Arizona Posts: 1,262	Great stuff MH really love your uni

12-26-2006, 05:38 PM	#1938
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	Thanks Ric ... getting close to hitting the 3 year mark!

12-26-2006, 10:21 PM	#1939
fuente51 Major Leagues Join Date: Oct 2006 Location: Cincinnati, OH Posts: 315	I agree; you move at such a fast pace, that I usually don't have time to post anything that I feel is significant, but I check in nearly every day.

12-27-2006, 06:59 AM	#1940
mh2365 Banned Join Date: Dec 2001 Location: louisville Posts: 14,941 Infractions: 0/2 (101)	September 22, 1911 Main Event LHW - Fred Russell (6/3) (19-8) stunned the boxing world again by scoring a KO8 over Jack Dempsey NP (1/2) (40-7) to advance in the IBF LHW tourney. Dempsey was dominating the fight winning every minute of the fight when he was knocked cold with a perfect right hook in the 8th. Russell had not been down or cut but his left eye was rapidly swelling shut when he landed the punch. This is Russell's second major upset earlier this year he beat Bob McCallister in defense of his WBA title belt. I had it 70-63 Dempsey at the time of the stoppage. Regional Title WW - Ted Kid Lewis (13/14) (16-2-1) (pre) fought to a DRAW12 with Jack Willis (38/38) (15-10-2) to keep his CBU WW title. Tough fight for Lewis as the veteran Willis pulled out all the stops, even knocking Lewis down in the 8th. Lewis rallied winning the next two rounds. I had Lewis winning the fight at 115-114. The official judges had it 114-114/115-114/114-115. Lewis moved to prime. Other Notables Two undefeated HW's stayed that way. HW - Frank Moran (12/10) (18-0-1) (pre) dominated Charley Robinson (71/82) (10-8) (pre) to stay unbeaten. Moran was cut over his left eye in the 10th and Robinson had his right eye swelling up from the 3rd round on but there were no knockdowns. I had it 98-92 as did all the official judges. HW - Jess Willard (UR)(6-0) (pre) scored his 5th KO in the 3rd round against Tony Vasser (UR) (7-5-2) (pre) to remain unbeaten. Vasser won the first round but Willard dominated the next 5 minutes. I had it 19-19 at the stoppage. Other fights HW - Frank Slavin (39/34) (28-16-1) TKO5 Bill Farnam (106/112) (17-20-1) LW - Herb McCoy (26/26) (15-1-2) DRAW10 Lockport Jimmy Duffy (27/27) (14-1-2) (both at pre)