Press Decision

Some articles on decision, press decisions, decisions:

Freddie Welsh - Boxing Career - World Title Bid 1913-1914
... Champions tended to stick to the East Coast, fighting in six round contests where the 'no-decision' contests meant the only way the title could be lost would be ... in Bridgeport, before heading north to Canada to take the press decisions over Jack Redmond on 16 May and Kid Scaler on the 24 May ... two contests, in Montana, against Fighting Dick Hyland and Leo Kossick were won on points decisions ...

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