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Box-pro 201 bouts |
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1965-11-10 | Joey Archer | 44 1 0 | Civic Arena, Pittsburgh | L-UD
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This was Robinson's last fight. He was floored for a 9-count in round four, but had a good sixth round. It was a very good fight, held before 9, 234 fans. Archer was the aggressor and the three officials scored it in his favor.
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1965-10-20 | Rudolph Bent | 44 43 4 | Community Arena, Steubenville | W-TKO
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2:20
Bent down twice in the 1st and 3 times in the 3rd.
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1965-10-01 | Peter Schmidt | 22 25 7 | War Memorial Arena, Johnstown | W-UD
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Schmidt was knocked down once in the eighth round and once in the ninth round.
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1965-09-23 | Harvey McCullough | 7 26 2 | Philadelphia A.C., Philadelphia | W-UD
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1965-09-15 | Neil Morrison | 3 4 1 | Arena, Norfolk | NC-NC
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1:20
ref: Jack Levinson
The referee walked out of the ring without making a count over Robinson's opponent, stating "I was disgusted. It was no contest." Source AP. Morrison claimed to be Bill Henderson of Paterson, NJ, but his true identity was found out after the fight.
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1965-08-10 | Stan Harrington | 57 16 1 | Honolulu International Center, Honolulu | L-UD
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1965-07-27 | Harvey McCullough | 7 25 2 | City Arena, Richmond | W-UD
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1965-07-12 | Ferd Hernandez | 23 4 2 | Hacienda Hotel, Las Vegas | L-SD
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Largest crowd in a history of weekly "Strip Fight Night" -series.
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1965-06-24 | Harvey McCullough | 7 23 2 | Coliseum, Washington | W-UD
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1965-06-01 | Stan Harrington | 55 16 1 | Honolulu International Center, Honolulu | L-UD
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1965-05-24 | Memo Ayon | 15 4 1 | Plaza de Toros El Toreo, Tijuana | L-UD
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Schillinger's scorecard also reported as 96-95 for Robinson making this a split decision win for Ayon.
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1965-04-28 | Rocky Randell | 79 54 15 | Arena, Norfolk | W-KO
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0:58
ref: Elder Craft
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1965-04-03 | Earl Basting | 12 11 3 | Sports Center, Savannah | W-KO
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2:34
ref: Tommy Kiene
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1965-03-06 | Jimmy Beecham | 41 30 3 | National Stadium, Kingston | W-KO
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1:48
ref: Emilio Sanchez
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1964-11-27 | Fabio Bettini | 20 10 5 | PalaEur, Roma | D-PTS
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1964-11-14 | Jean Beltritti | 7 3 1 | Palais des Sports, Marseille | W-PTS
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1964-11-07 | Jean Baptiste Rolland | 19 4 1 | Stade Helitas, Caen | W-PTS
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1964-10-24 | Jackie Cailleau | 15 10 1 | Palais des Sports, Nice | W-PTS
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1964-10-12 | Johnny Angel | 12 7 1 | Hilton Hotel, Mayfair | W-TKO
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ref: Harry Gibbs
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1964-09-28 | Yoland Leveque | 21 1 0 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-PTS
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1964-09-03 | Mick Leahy | 45 15 7 | Ice Rink, Paisley | L-PTS
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ref: Ike Powell
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1964-07-27 | Art Hernandez | 20 1 0 | City Auditorium, Omaha | D-MD
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ref: Bill Engel 97-97 97-97 96-98
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1964-07-08 | Clarence Riley | 21 32 5 | Wahconah Park, Pittsfield | W-TKO
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2:40
ref: Joe Cashman
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1964-05-19 | Gaylord Barnes | 6 25 0 | Exposition Building, Portland | W-UD
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1963-12-09 | Armand Vanucci | 18 5 2 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-PTS
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1963-11-29 | Andre Davier | 21 10 1 | Palais des Sports, Grenoble | W-PTS
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1963-11-16 | Emiel Sarens | 22 2 3 | Palais des Sports, Schaerbeek | W-KO
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ref: Gaspard Verbeure
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1963-11-09 | Fabio Bettini | 18 7 3 | Palais des Sports, Lyon | D-PTS
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1963-10-14 | Armand Vanucci | 18 4 2 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-PTS
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1963-06-24 | Joey Giardello | 89 23 8 | Convention Hall, Philadelphia | L-UD
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Robinson knocked down in 4th round. Robinson who was paranoid of elevators walked up and down twelve floors for the weigh-in at the Inquirer Building the day of the fight.
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1963-05-04 | Maurice Roblet | debut | Arena, Sherbrooke | W-KO
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ref: Joe Louis
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1963-03-11 | Billy Thornton | debut | Armory, Lewiston | W-KO
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0:50
ref: Paul Junior
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1963-02-25 | Bernie Reynolds | debut | Estadio Quisqueya, Santo Domingo | W-KO
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1963-01-30 | Ralph Dupas | 98 17 6 | Convention Center, Miami Beach | W-SD
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1962-11-10 | Georges Estatoff | 4 12 2 | Palais des Sports, Lyon | W-TKO
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1962-10-17 | Diego Infantes | 48 9 2 | Stadthalle, Vienna | W-KO
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1962-09-25 | Terry Downes | 29 8 0 | Empire Pool, Wembley | L-PTS
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ref: Andrew Smyth
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1962-07-09 | Phil Moyer | 27 6 1 | Sports Arena, Los Angeles | L-SD
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1962-04-27 | Bobby Lee | 6 2 2 | National Stadium, Port-of-Spain | W-KO
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2:38
Lee had to be carried from the ring
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1962-02-17 | Denny Moyer | 30 6 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | L-UD
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1961-12-08 | Wilf Greaves | 34 21 1 | Civic Arena, Pittsburgh | W-KO
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0:43
ref: Buck McTiernan
Robinson down in the second.
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1961-11-20 | Al Hauser | 7 16 3 | Rhode Island Auditorium, Providence | W-TKO
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1:59
ref: Sharkey Buonanno
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1961-10-21 | Denny Moyer | 30 5 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | W-UD
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"(It) was a good exhibition of long range dueling with left hands. Robinson had the edge in the early and late rounds and Moyer showed most of his strength in the middle rounds..The majority of the fans and ringside reporters gave te nod to Moyer in disagreement with the official verdict." (The Ring, December 1961, page 8)
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1961-09-25 | Wilf Greaves | 34 20 1 | Convention Arena, Detroit | W-SD
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Robinson down in the eighth.
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1961-03-04 | Gene Fullmer | 52 4 2 | Convention Center, Las Vegas | L-UD
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1960-12-03 | Gene Fullmer | 52 4 1 | Sports Arena, Los Angeles | D-SD
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1960-06-10 | Paul Pender | 36 5 2 | Boston Garden, Boston | L-SD
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World Middleweight Title
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1960-04-02 | Tony Baldoni | 32 10 1 | Coliseum, Baltimore | W-KO
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1:40
ref: Benny Goldstein
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1960-01-22 | Paul Pender | 35 5 2 | Boston Garden, Boston | L-SD
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World Middleweight Title | ||||||||||||
1959-12-14 | Bob Young | 19 8 1 | Boston Garden, Boston | W-KO
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1:18
ref: Eddie Bradley
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1958-03-25 | Carmen Basilio | 52 12 7 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-SD
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World Middleweight Title 1958 Fight of the Year - The Ring Magazine | ||||||||||||
1957-09-23 | Carmen Basilio | 51 12 7 | Yankee Stadium, The Bronx | L-SD
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World Middleweight Title 1957 Fight of the Year - The Ring Magazine | ||||||||||||
1957-05-01 | Gene Fullmer | 40 3 0 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-KO
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1957-01-02 | Gene Fullmer | 37 3 0 | Madison Square Garden, New York | L-UD
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1956-11-10 | Bob Provizzi | 20 8 6 | Arena, New Haven | W-UD
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ref: Max Muravnick 0½-0½
The champ finished in good shape and was given a 48-38 edge in points on a maximum five points a round allowed in Connecticut. Provizzi, who kept Robinson hustling, suffered a cut eyebrow in the fourth round that was opened several times. Oakland Tribune November 11, 1956
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1956-05-18 | Bobo Olson | 71 8 0 | Wrigley Field, Los Angeles | W-KO
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World Middleweight Title
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1955-12-09 | Bobo Olson | 71 7 0 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-KO
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2:51
ref: Frank Sikora
World Middleweight Title
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1955-07-22 | Rocky Castellani | 64 8 6 | Cow Palace, Daly City | W-SD
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Robinson was down in the sixth for a 9-count.
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1955-05-04 | Garth Panter | 56 19 3 | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | W-UD
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1955-04-14 | Ted Olla | 35 18 2 | Arena, Milwaukee | W-TKO
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2:15
ref: Dauber Jaeger
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1955-03-29 | Johnny Lombardo | 31 12 2 | Cincinnati Gardens, Cincinnati | W-SD
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1955-01-19 | Ralph Jones | 32 12 3 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | L-UD
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1955-01-05 | Joe Rindone | 36 13 4 | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | W-KO
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1:37
ref: Johnny Weber
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1952-06-25 | Joey Maxim | 78 18 4 | Yankee Stadium, The Bronx | L-RTD
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ref: Ruby Goldstein
World Light Heavyweight Title Scoring at time of stoppage: 10-3, 9-3-1, and 7-3-3 (all for Robinson) Referees: Ruby Goldstein & Ray Miller Referee Goldstein was overcome by the 104 degree heat and had to be replaced by Ray Miller in Round 10. Robinson retired on his stool after Round 13, suffering from heat prostration. Robinson retired from boxing in December 1952. | ||||||||||||
1952-04-16 | Rocky Graziano | 67 8 6 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-KO
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1:53
ref: Tommy Gilmore
World Middleweight Title Robinson was floored in the third round. On announcing his retirement from boxing in December 1952, Robinson gave up the middleweight title. | ||||||||||||
1952-03-13 | Bobo Olson | 48 5 0 | Civic Auditorium, San Francisco | W-UD
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World Middleweight Title
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1951-09-12 | Randolph Turpin | 41 2 1 | Polo Grounds, New York | W-TKO
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World Middleweight Title Turpin down twice in the 10th round Robinson cut above the left eye in the 10th | ||||||||||||
1951-07-10 | Randolph Turpin | 40 2 1 | Earls Court Arena, Kensington | L-PTS
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ref: Eugene Henderson
World Middleweight Title Robinson cut on the left eyebrow in the 7th round | ||||||||||||
1951-07-01 | Cyrille Delannoit | 63 12 5 | Palazzo Dello Sport, Torino | W-TKO
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1951-06-24 | Gerhard Hecht | 27 3 5 | Waldbuehne, Westend | NC-NC
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ref: Otto Nispel
Robinson was originally disqualified by Referee Otto Nispel for an illegal kidney blow. Later, the German Boxing Commission ruled it as a "no contest."
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1951-06-16 | Jean Walczak | 43 19 2 | Palais de la Metallurgie, Liege | W-TKO
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1951-06-10 | Jan de Bruin | 51 8 6 | Sportpaleis, Antwerpen | W-TKO
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Robinson was declared the winner by technical knockout when "Jan de Bruin took a walk from the ring in the eighth round. The Dutchman said he left the ring because Robinson apparently didn't put forth his best efforts when he had his opponent cornered in the sixth and seventh rounds." (Associated Press)
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1951-05-26 | Jean Wanes | 25 33 11 | Hallenstadion, Zurich | W-UD
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1951-05-21 | Kid Marcel | 84 38 25 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-TKO
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Kid Marcel's 175 fight, including amateur bouts from the age of 14.
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1951-04-09 | Don Ellis | 32 23 7 | Municipal Auditorium, Oklahoma City | W-KO
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1:36
ref: Dude McCook
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1951-04-05 | Holly Mims | 20 8 4 | Miami Stadium, Miami | W-UD
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ref: Eddie Coachman 100-87 100-88 100-89
Mims was down in round two, the first knockdown he had experienced as a pro, however he cut Robinson's eye and gave him a tough fight.
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1951-02-14 | Jake LaMotta | 78 14 3 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-TKO
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World Middleweight Title
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1950-12-25 | Hans Stretz | 30 2 5 | Haus der Technik, Frankfurt | W-TKO
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1950-12-22 | Robert Villemain | 44 4 1 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-TKO
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ref: Robert Vaisberg
A barrage of lefts and rights in round nine floored Villemain and when he got to his feet the roferee stopped the fight.
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1950-12-16 | Jean Walczak | 43 17 2 | Palais des Expositions, Geneva | W-UD
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1950-12-09 | Luc van Dam | 89 12 3 | Palais des Sports, Schaerbeek | W-KO
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ref: Gustave DeBacker
"Robinson left the ring with virtually all 15, 000 spectators on their feet booing his victory. The Dutch middlewight (sic) champion who outweighed Robinson by a single pound, was holding his own until late in the 3rd round when the American uncorked what appeared to be a low blow. Van Dam, who scaled 157?, went down but was saved by the bell. Until the questionable blow in the 3rd the Dutchman was a distinct surprise. In the 1st he scored frequently with lefts to Robinson's nose. He continued his success in the 2nd and Robinson was warned by referee Gustave De Baecker of Belgium for his ring tactics. It was not until the 3rd that Van unlimbered his right. He was doing well with it until Robinson dropped him with a blow to the stomach." (Associated Press)
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1950-11-27 | Jean Stock | 37 11 3 | Palais des Sports, Paris | W-TKO
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Stock knocked down three times in second round and his corner throws in the towel when the French middleweight gets up from the third knockdown. Source: British Path? newsreel.
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1950-11-08 | Bobby Dykes | 71 8 6 | Chicago Stadium, Chicago | W-MD
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1950-10-26 | Bobo Olson | 41 3 0 | Convention Hall, Philadelphia | W-KO
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Pennsylvania State World Middleweight Title
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1950-10-16 | Joe Rindone | 28 5 1 | Boston Garden, Boston | W-TKO
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0:55
ref: Johnny Martin
Rindone gave a very good account of himself, but was floored three times and the fight was stopped in the sixth round.
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1950-09-04 | Billy Brown | 61 30 8 | Coney Island Velodrome, Brooklyn | W-UD
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ref: Ray Miller 9-1 10-10 10-0
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1950-08-25 | Jose Basora | 77 14 6 | Scranton Stadium, Scranton | W-KO
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0:55
ref: Johnny Kelly
Pennsylvania State World Middleweight Title Basora was down four times before being counted out. | ||||||||||||
1950-08-09 | Charley Fusari | 63 7 1 | Roosevelt Stadium, Jersey City | W-PTS
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ref: Paul Cavalier 13-1
World Welterweight Title
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1950-06-05 | Robert Villemain | 42 3 1 | Municipal Stadium, Philadelphia | W-UD
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Vacant Pennsylvania State World Middleweight Title Villemain was down for a two-count in round 12. | ||||||||||||
1950-04-28 | Ray Barnes | 29 2 1 | Olympia Stadium, Detroit | W-UD
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ref: Johnny Weber
Barnes took a 5-count in round six but gave a creditable account of himself. The official scoring was 56-44, 57-43, and 59-41, all in favor of Robinson.
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1950-04-21 | Cliff Beckett | 17 14 3 | Memorial Hall, Columbus | W-TKO
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1:45
ref: Mutt Schartz
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1950-03-22 | George Costner | 70 11 4 | Convention Hall, Philadelphia | W-KO
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2:49
Costner moved in aggressively and hurt Robinson with a right to the body. Robinson began to score with crisp lefts and rights. Then he landed a terrific one-two that sent Costner down for the full count.
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1950-02-27 | Jean Walczak | 43 14 2 | Arena, Saint Louis | W-UD
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ref: Dick Young
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1950-02-22 | Aaron Wade | 64 15 6 | Municipal Auditorium, Savannah | W-KO
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1950-02-18 | Johnny Dudley | 35 27 5 | Municipal Stadium, Orlando | W-KO
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1950-02-13 | Al Mobley | 50 26 4 | Coliseum Arena, Miami | W-TKO
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ref: Petey Sarron
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1950-01-30 | George LaRover | 65 27 6 | Arena, New Haven | W-TKO
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1:38
ref: George Fitch
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1949-11-13 | Vern Lester | 25 27 15 | Coliseum Arena, New Orleans | W-KO
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0:12
ref: Battling Ferdie
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1949-11-09 | Don Lee | 51 20 9 | City Auditorium, Denver | W-UD
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ref: Jack Bloom
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1949-09-12 | Charley Dodson | 36 29 3 | City Auditorium, Houston | W-KO
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0:20
ref: Ralph Smith
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