New Non-HW Boxers Rated

[SAL]

I decided to replay Hector Luis Patri's career to add some JFly's to the game. Most of the fighters added will be rated 1 and some of these 1's will be terrible. I stole this idea from Rocco's Zech replay and found it to be an entertaining way to add fighters missing from the game. I can't remember if Patri was in the original data base or someone's creation. After testing Patri, his ratings appear to be right on so I left his ratings alone.

Patri's first fight.... 1977-12-07, La Plata, Argentina

vs. Jose Zarate 0-3-0 (0) career record

Actual results - Patri wins by KO1, in my replay Patri wins by KO7 in a very dull fight. Not many punches thrown until the seventh round when Patri lands only three shots to put Zarate down for the count.

[CONN CHRIS]

Lower weights! Nicely done SAL, thanks


CONN

[SAL]

Here is Patri's 2nd, 3rd & 4th fights.

Patri's second fight.... 1978-02-17 Salta,Argentina

vs. Ruben Osvaldo Condori 89-43-23 (25) career record
(already rated 2 in the game as a Bantamweight)
Actual result Draw6, in my replay Condori wins UD6 59-57,58-57 & 58-57.


Patri's third fight.... 1978-04-07 La Plata, Argentina

vs. Juan Ivalo 4-16-2 (2) career record
Actual result Patri wins by KO3, in my replay Patri wins in the last round by TKO6. This fight is the first of four between these two.

Patri's 4th fight.... 1978-05-05 La Plata, Argentina

vs. Oscar Chausqui 0-1-0 (0) One fight, what a career.
Actual result Patri wins by KO6, in my replay Patri wins by KO7.

I promise Patri has some better opponents on his resume soon to come.

[SAL]

Here is Patri's 5th & 6th fights.

Patri's 5th fight.... 1978-07-07 La Plata, Argentina 8 rounds

vs. Reynaldo Romero 0-14-1 (0)
Not much to say about this guy. Actual result Patri wins UD8, in the replay Patri wins UD8 80-70,79-71 and 79-72.

Patri's 6th fight.... 1978-11-10 La Plata, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Ruben Paniagua 2-5-2 (0) record not complete. Paniagua fought two rated 5, one rated 4 and one rated 1 boxers in the game off the list from boxrec. This fight is the first of two between these guys.
Actual result Patri wins UD10, replay Patri wins MD10 in a fight with lots of punches thrown.

[Rocco Del Sesto]

Originally Posted by SAL

I decided to replay Hector Luis Patri's career to add some JFly's to the game. Most of the fighters added will be rated 1 and some of these 1's will be terrible. I stole this idea from Rocco's Zech replay and found it to be an entertaining way to add fighters missing from the game. I can't remember if Patri was in the original data base or someone's creation. After testing Patri, his ratings appear to be right on so I left his ratings alone.

Patri's first fight.... 1977-12-07, La Plata, Argentina

vs. Jose Zarate 0-3-0 (0) career record

Actual results - Patri wins by KO1, in my replay Patri wins by KO7 in a very dull fight. Not many punches thrown until the seventh round when Patri lands only three shots to put Zarate down for the count.

Good luck and have fun with your replay SAL! I had fun with that Zech one and am enjoying the 67 replay also and as you said, doing replays like that are a great way to work along adding new fighters!

Rocco

[SAL]

Thanks Conn & Rocco. Yes Rocco, I'm having a blast rating fighters by doing a replay instead of just picking guys at random to rate. I find that rating fighters this way, I have alot more interest in them rather than just picking someone and see who he fought in the game and run thousands of test fights. Once again Rocco, Thanks for your replay idea.

Scot

[SAL]

Patri's 7th fight.... 1979-03-02 Tucuman, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Ramon Rodriguez 12-12-2 (6)
Actual result Rodriguez wins UD10, replay Rodriguez wins SD10. Rodriguez fought a couple of 1 rated fighters in the game and one 9 rated boxer Gustavo Ballas which he lost on fouls in the 9th rd.

Patri's 8th fight.... 1979-04-02 Tucuman, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Jose Ibiris 0-20-1 (0)
first bout of 4 between Patri/Ibiris
Actual result Patri wins UD10, replay Patri wins UD10. Patri only lost one round on two of the judges score cards.

[SAL]

Patri's 9th fight.... 1979-06-15 La Plata, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Luis Gomez 0-7-0 (0)
Another bum, actual result Patri wins UD10, same result in the replay.


Patri's 10th fight.... 1979-11-02 Rosario, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Domingo Santos Aragon 22-11-6 (4)
Actual result Aragon wins on points, in the replay Aragon is ahead on all the judges score cards when in the 8th round Patri opens up a nasty cut above Aragon's right eye and the ref stops the fight at the 1:51 mark giving Patri a win by TKO. This fight was the first of three meetings between these two.

[CONN CHRIS]

Three more requests if anyone has them rated:


Connie Curry

Bill Speary

Willie Ritchie

Thanks guys,

CONN

[SAL]

Patri's fights 11 thru 15

Patri's 11th fight.... 1979-12-15 Miami, FL 10 rounds

vs. Prudencio Cardona 40-23-1 (27) already in the game rated 7 at FLY.
Actual result Cardona wins by KO8, replay Cardona wins by KO5.

Patri's 12th fight.... 1980-01-25 Salta, Argentina 10 rounds

vs. Frederico Condori 0-6-0 (0) attachment below
Actual result Patri wins UD10, replay same

Patri's 13th & 14th fights were against two already rated in this thread.
13th fight was against Jose Ibiris, actual Patri wins UD8, same in replay and
the 14th fight was against Domingo Santos Aragon, actual Patri wins UD10, replay Aragon wins MD10.

Patri's 15th fight.... 1980-04-06 Santiago, Chile 10 rounds

vs. Fernando Sagredo 0-4-1 (0) attached below
Actual result ended in a draw, replay Patri wins UD10.

[CONN CHRIS]

ROBERTO PEREZ (photo in other thread)

Hometown - Houston, Texas

1(1)-16-0

Perez fought infrequently from 1974 to 1983 as a lightweight in Texas. His string of knockout losses included beatings at the hands of Sean O'Grady and Ruben Castillo. Ten years and fifty pounds after his first retirement, Perez traveled to MA to take a heavyweight bout against Peter McNeeley. Surprisingly, Perez lasted to the third round which says more about McNeeley than it does about Perez' skills.

[CONN CHRIS]

Originally posted by CONN CHRIS:
Three more requests if anyone has them rated:


Connie Curry

Bill Speary

Willie Ritchie

Thanks guys,

If nobody has these I may try to rate then over the weekend.

CONN

[CONN CHRIS]

ERWIN WILLIAMS (photo in other thread)

10(7)-4-1

Hometown - San Carlos, California

Williams was a marginal local fighter in the San Francisco area. Erwin had a little power and a fair chin: he was stopped only three times and none earlier than the fourth round. He fought as both a light-heavy and a middleweight. He TKO'd James Waire at the middleweight level to take the California Title in 1981.

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

ERWIN WILLIAMS (photo in other thread)

10(7)-4-1

Hometown - San Carlos, California

Williams was a marginal local fighter in the San Francisco area. Erwin had a little power and a fair chin: he was stopped only three times and none earlier than the fourth round. He fought as both a light-heavy and a middleweight. He TKO'd James Waire at the middleweight level to take the California Title in 1981.

Little known fact ... he went on to develop paint.

[CONN CHRIS]

I think that was his brother Sherwin

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by CONN CHRIS

I think that was his brother Sherwin

At least your starting to catch on to my stupid sense of humor

[CONN CHRIS]

CONNIE CURRY (photo in other thread)

Hometown - Siox City, Iowa

9(2)-5-6; 4 NC

Curry had a brief but interesting career during the roaring twenties. Connie was a contemporary of Newsboy Brown (Davie Montrose) both growing up and learning to box in Sioux City. Curry became a local favorite when he was called on to join Jack Dempsey's vacation camp in Great Falls, Montana while Dempsey was perparing for a World Heavyweight Title defense against Tommy Gibbons.

Curry and Newsboy Brown knew each other well and faced each other officialy as professionals on five occations. The results were a ten round decision for each, one draw and two no contests for the series. Curry was a good defensive fighter who went the distance in all of his bouts with the exception of his two knockout victories and his lone stoppage to Pete Sarmiento. The referee stopped the Sarmiento bout in the sixth due to a broken hand suffered by Curry in the fifth.

[CONN CHRIS]

JOHNNY VACCA (photo in other thread)

Born - Italy
Hometown - Boston, MA

30(2)-21-5; 2 NC

Vacca's record is deceptive due to the quality of the opponents that he faced. He squared off against the best of his era: Panama Al Brown, Kid Chocolate, Fidel LaBarba, Newsboy Brown and Pete Zivic.

Most Impressive were Vacca's three bouts with Fidel LaBarba. Although the title was not on the line, Vacca defeated LaBarba in two consecutive 10 round decisions early in 1927. When they met for a third time in August of the same year, LaBarba got the better winning a 10 round decision.

In between the first two and the final fights with LaBarba, Vacca faced Newsboy Brown in Los Angeles for what both hoped would be a launch pad to the World Flyweight Title. Brown won a ten round decision, but LaBarba was in the midst of stalling with the title in his back pocket as he took eight consecutive non-title bouts including the three with Vacca.

Vacca had a tough time financialy, despite his good showings in the ring and for much of his career worked the Boston streets with his trained monkey as an organ grinder to make ends meet.

[CONN CHRIS]

JOSE TALAMANTEZ (photo in other thread)

Hometown - San Jose, California

4(1)-5-0

Talamantez dabbled with boxing for a few years on the West Coast with limited results. A string 5 losses (4 by KO) put an end to his experiment.

[CONN CHRIS]

ROSALIO MURO (photo in other thread)

Birth place - Mexico

3(2)-6-0

Muro won three quick bouts in 1975 then dropped the remainder of his fights. KO losses to Salvador Sanchez and Jose Torres finished his career. His fourth fight was a TKO loss to the great Alexis Arguello at the Cow Palace. He fought quite a few quality opponents for such a short career.