2001-02-10 Harry Simon w rsc 5 Wayne Alexander, Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO - Revision history

Hugman at 14:22, 11 June 2013

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−	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s [[Robert Allen]] who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) ~~started~~ to open the Englishman up with uppercuts ~~and~~ by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.	+	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s [[Robert Allen]] who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, with Simon (152¼) starting to open the Englishman up with uppercuts by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.

−	~~With Simon~~ winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.	+	On winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that Simon would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.

	[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]

Hugman at 14:17, 11 June 2013

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−	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s [[~~Robbie~~ Allen]] who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.	+	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s [[Robert Allen]] who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.

	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.		With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.

Hugman at 14:12, 11 June 2013

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−	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.	+	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s [[Robbie Allen]] who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.

	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.		With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.

Hugman at 11:23, 21 September 2012

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	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.		2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.

−	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.	+	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated. Once that decision was made, [[Daniel Santos]] and [[Luis Ramon Campas]] were signed up to contest the vacant title.

	[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]

Hugman at 12:48, 12 March 2012

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	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.		2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.

−	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the ~~light-~~middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.	+	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the junior middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.

	[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]

Hugman at 15:43, 3 February 2012

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−	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session. With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the light-middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over ~~Hassine~~ Cherifi was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.	+	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session.
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		+	With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the light-middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over [[Hacine Cherifi]] was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.

	[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]

Andy at 22:12, 25 January 2012

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−	2001-02-10 Harry Simon w rsc 5 Wayne Alexander, Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session. With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the light-middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over Hassine Cherifi was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.	+	2001-02-10 [[Harry Simon]] w rsc 5 [[Wayne Alexander]], Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session. With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the light-middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over Hassine Cherifi was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.

	[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]		[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
	[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]		[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]

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2001-02-10 Harry Simon w rsc 5 Wayne Alexander, Kingsway Leisure Centre, Widnes, England - WBO. Referee: Paul Thomas. Coming in at 24 hours notice for America’s Robbie Allen who pulled out following a dispute over his weight, Alexander (154) made a good start before the champion began to get himself going in the second round. Having taken a cracking right from Alexander that shook him right down to his boots, Simon (152¼) started to open the Englishman up with uppercuts and by the fourth he was ripping in solid body shots. In the fifth, after being floored by hits to the body and a left hook to the jaw, Alexander took the mandatory count before facing Simon again, but when not firing back the referee stopped the contest at 2.43 of the session. With Simon winning the WBO middleweight title on 21 July, it was expected that he would give up the light-middleweight belt immediately, but, when his win over Hassine Cherifi was later declared to have been for the ‘interim’ title, it was not until November that the championship was officially vacated.

[[Category: 2001 Title Contests]]
[[Category: Junior Middleweight Division]]