1990-02-03 Hector Camacho w pts 12 Vinny Pazienza, Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO - Revision history

Hugman at 10:37, 2 May 2013

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−	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsoever he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round ~~and to celebrate he ripped~~ open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. ~~For Pazienza, knowing~~ he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions ~~and~~ although it was a strong finish it was not enough.	+	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsoever he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range, and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was often left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round, the Puerto Rican ripping open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. Knowing he had to score a knockout to win, Pazienza tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions but although it was a strong finish it was not enough.

	[[Category: 1990 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 1990 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]

Hugman at 17:00, 4 February 2012

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−	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success ~~whatsover~~ he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.	+	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsoever he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.

	[[Category: 1990 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 1990 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]

Hugman at 16:13, 23 January 2012

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	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsover he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.		1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsover he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.

−	[[Category: 1990 ~~Junior Welterweight~~ Title Contests]]	+	[[Category: 1990 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]

Andy at 14:35, 23 January 2012

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−	1990-02-03 Hector Camacho w pts 12 Vinny Pazienza, Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsover he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.	+	1990-02-03 [[Hector Camacho]] w pts 12 [[Vinny Pazienza]], Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsover he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.

	[[Category: 1990 Junior Welterweight Title Contests]]		[[Category: 1990 Junior Welterweight Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]

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1990-02-03 Hector Camacho w pts 12 Vinny Pazienza, Convention Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - WBO. Referee: Tony Perez. Scorecards: 117-116, 115-112, 119-109. With Pazienza (138) knowing that if he was to have any success whatsover he would have to close the champion down and work the body the stage was set. However, for round after round Pazienza was unable to find the range and even when he closed more often than not he found Camacho (140) just too fast for him, to such an extent he was left floundering. The tenth was probably Camacho’s best round and to celebrate he ripped open a cut over Pazienza’s left eye with a solid right uppercut, an injury he constantly hammered away at for the remainder of the round. For Pazienza, knowing he had to score a knockout to win he tore into the tiring Camacho during the last two sessions and although it was a strong finish it was not enough.

[[Category: 1990 Junior Welterweight Title Contests]]
[[Category: Junior Welterweight Division]]