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Posted: **29 Jan 2019, 21:50**

With 2 out of 3 votes Jimmy Wilde takes the win. He will be fighting George Dixon in the quarterfinals.

Do you guys want me to post a weight limit each fight, since that was a big issue during the voting?

Posted: **29 Jan 2019, 21:54**

godosin wrote: ↑29 Jan 2019, 21:49 With 2 out of 3 votes Jimmy Wilde takes the win. He will be fighting George Dixon in the quarterfinals.

Do you guys want me to post a weight limit each fight, since that was a big issue during the voting.

ROBBERY! LOL! Yeah...the weight is a determining factor many times.

Posted: **29 Jan 2019, 22:53**

Weight, glove size, # of rounds, and trunk colors, but most importantly, venue. --- Need to know who the crowd is with in case it goes to a decision, I don't want to be hit with a flying chair.

In fact how about a "tale of the tape" ?

Are we sure Wilde will cross the color line?

On a serious note, bona dea what a record Wilde has 132-3-1 -- Other than his last two fights (which I assume he was past it) his only lose was to Tancy Lee and that he avenged. Little Chocolate has his hands full with this guy.

Posted: **30 Jan 2019, 21:56**

Now we move on to our 1 round of the B racket. In the blue Corner weighing at 118 Ibs and standing at 5'5", we have the former WBC Super Bantamweight Champion and two time Featherweight Champion Wilfredo "Bazooka" Gomez!!! With a record of 44-3-1 and being one of the few boxers to have over 30 KOs in a row; our two division champion has victories over the likes of Carlos Zarate and Lupe Pintor.

Now making his way to the ring, we have in the red corner weighing at 113 Ibs and standing at 5'5". A 5 time Light Flyweight Champion, who today will be considered the underdog;" Manitas de Piedra" Michael Carbajal!! Having victories over fellow contender Humberto Gonzales and Jorge Arce he plans on making some noise in this tournament.

Now with one final question... IS EVERYONE READY TO RUMBLE!!!!!!

Posted: **30 Jan 2019, 21:57**

APerno wrote: ↑29 Jan 2019, 22:53 Weight, glove size, # of rounds, and trunk colors, but most importantly, venue. --- Need to know who the crowd is with in case it goes to a decision, I don't want to be hit with a flying chair.

In fact how about a "tale of the tape" ?

Are we sure Wilde will cross the color line?

On a serious note, bona dea what a record Wilde has 132-3-1 -- Other than his last two fights (which I assume he was past it) his only lose was to Tancy Lee and that he avenged. Little Chocolate has his hands full with this guy.

Will try to incorporate some of that after the next fight for more excitement.

Posted: **30 Jan 2019, 22:10**

announcer correction! Gomez is a one time Featherweight Champ, but he did get the WBA Super Featherweight title. This makes him a three division champ instead of two. Sorry!!

Posted: **30 Jan 2019, 22:13**

oogiebe,gomez

Posted: **30 Jan 2019, 23:04**

APerno: Gomez

I have to admit I saw Gomez live (in his next to last fight) at the Miami Beach Convention Center so I am kind of bias on this one.

An anecdote: Gomez being from the old school appeared in the ring wearing classic (old fashion) boxing boots but it was 1988 and there was no rosin box for him to coat his boots. He spent the first three rounds slipping all over the ring, and when he actually fell flat on his face they decided to stop the fight and let him change his boots (I wonder if that was legal). Then he was able to set down on his punches and it was soon over.

Posted: **31 Jan 2019, 14:56**

Chrisjs, Gomez.

Posted: **08 Feb 2019, 20:58**

Winner by 5th round knockout is Wilfredo Gomez!! Carbajal pursued his opponent for the first 3 rounds, but then suffered a devastating right in the 4th, sending him to the canvas. Carbajal would survive the 4th however Gomez would pursue into the 5th, bludgening Carbajal, and knocking out his opponent.

Posted: **08 Feb 2019, 21:25**

Now the second match of the B bracket will be starting soon.

In the red corner weighing at 115 pounds and standing at 5'1", the former American and World Flyweight Champion, with a record of 77 wins and only 4 losses... Pancho Villa!!

In the blue corner weighing at 116 pounds and standing at 5'3", a two division champion in the Bantamweight and Featherweight divisions, and a record of 59 wins with 5 losses... Terry "Terrible" Mcgovern.

Lets get ready to RUMBLE!!!

Posted: **09 Feb 2019, 14:24**

ChrisJS, McGovern.

Posted: **09 Feb 2019, 19:13**

APerno: McGovern, but a really tough fight; and a really tough fight to predict.

The fight would be difficult to stage, in McGovern's day it would have been scheduled for 25 rounds (maybe even 45 rounds) and McGovern would have fought at a pace congruent to that length; Villa would have been fighting at a faster pace over 15 rounds. The fighters really don't match up, the pacing styles would have been off; number of punches thrown would have been considerably different.

Posted: **09 Feb 2019, 19:17**

I had to do diligence on McGovern, as I didn't know much about. So, knowing more about Villa, I'll stick to my first instincts in light of being outvoted. Villa, Decision.

Posted: **15 Feb 2019, 20:26**

The winner by Knockout Mcgovern. He goes on to the next round to face off against Wilfredo Gomez.

Posted: **16 Feb 2019, 16:10**

We are entering the seventh match of the first round.

In the red corner standing at 5'5" tall and weighing in at 110 Ibs, a unified Strawweight and 2 division champion Ricardo "finito" Lopez!!! He has 51 wins with 38 by knockout; never lost a match. Has said, ruffley translated from spanish, that he will smoke Khosai just like he did Anucha Phothung.

In the blue corner standing at the same height as his opponent, 5'5", and weighing 114 lbs, the former WBA Junior Bantam Champion with a world breaking 19 defenses; Khosai Galaxy!!! He has only one defeat, against Sak Galaxy a former Thai Champion, but has never lost sense. His record stands at 47 wins with 41 knockouts!

Let's get ready to rumble!!!!

Posted: **16 Feb 2019, 16:14**

godosin wrote: ↑16 Feb 2019, 16:10 We are entering the seventh match of the first round.

In the red corner standing at 5'5" tall and weighing in at 110 Ibs, a unified Strawweight and 2 division champion Ricardo "finito" Lopez!!! He has 51 wins with 38 by knockout; never lost a match. Has said, ruffley translated from spanish, that he will smoke Khosai just like he did Anucha Phothung.

In the blue corner standing at the same height as his opponent, 5'5", and weighing 114 lbs, the former WBA Junior Bantam Champion with a world breaking 19 defenses; Khosai Galaxy!!! He has only one defeat, against Sak Galaxy a former Thai Champion, but has never lost sense. His record stands at 47 wins with 41 knockouts!

Let's get ready to rumble!!!!

oogiebe, galaxy

Posted: **16 Feb 2019, 17:05**

APerno: Galaxy

Although he only held the WBA version Galaxy was recognized a little short of forever by The Ring Magazine as Flyweight champ so I going with the The Ring declared lineal champ not the claimant.

Lopez's titles are all over the street; WBA, WBO, IBF WBC -- only the WBC seems to have any clout, several successful defenses, but all at Mini-weight, so he is the guy moving up. Galaxy was campaigning at Super Flyweight which is two weights up . . . but wait . . .

Mini-weight is 110; Super Flyweight is 115, so why in god's name do they have a third weight class in between? 112 I guess???

Even when I wrestled in high school we jumped from 98 to 106 to 115 to 123 usually an 8 to 9 pound jump between weight classes, a two pound jump seems absurd. Anything for another belt, and a another excuse to collect a sanctioning body fee I guess.

Posted: **16 Feb 2019, 23:12**

APerno wrote: ↑16 Feb 2019, 17:05 APerno: Galaxy

Although he only held the WBA version Galaxy was recognized a little short of forever by The Ring Magazine as Flyweight champ so I going with the The Ring declared lineal champ not the claimant.

Lopez's titles are all over the street; WBA, WBO, IBF WBC -- only the WBC seems to have any clout, several successful defenses, but all at Mini-weight, so he is the guy moving up. Galaxy was campaigning at Super Flyweight which is two weights up . . . but wait . . .

Mini-weight is 110; Super Flyweight is 115, so why in god's name do they have a third weight class in between? 112 I guess???

Even when I wrestled in high school we jumped from 98 to 106 to 115 to 123 usually an 8 to 9 pound jump between weight classes, a two pound jump seems absurd. Anything for another belt, and a another excuse to collect a sanctioning body fee I guess.

I think Mini-weight is 105. The weight before 112 is 108.

Posted: **17 Feb 2019, 00:49**

godosin wrote: ↑16 Feb 2019, 23:12
APerno wrote: ↑16 Feb 2019, 17:05 APerno: Galaxy

Although he only held the WBA version Galaxy was recognized a little short of forever by The Ring Magazine as Flyweight champ so I going with the The Ring declared lineal champ not the claimant.

Lopez's titles are all over the street; WBA, WBO, IBF WBC -- only the WBC seems to have any clout, several successful defenses, but all at Mini-weight, so he is the guy moving up. Galaxy was campaigning at Super Flyweight which is two weights up . . . but wait . . .

Mini-weight is 110; Super Flyweight is 115, so why in god's name do they have a third weight class in between? 112 I guess???

Even when I wrestled in high school we jumped from 98 to 106 to 115 to 123 usually an 8 to 9 pound jump between weight classes, a two pound jump seems absurd. Anything for another belt, and a another excuse to collect a sanctioning body fee I guess.
I think Mini-weight is 105. The weight before 112 is 108.

OK thank you, that makes more sense; my eyes are going --- he let Rosendo Alvarez fight over weight in their second fight (nice guy) --- then then he jumped to light flyweight at 108. OK!

Posted: **21 Feb 2019, 23:05**

Both boxing meet in a major clash of power, both known as power punchers in their own respective divisions. Lopez lands a solid right in the second round. Galaxy scores big in the 3rd with a knockdown on Lopez, and finishes Lopez in the 4th.

Khaosai Galaxy wins with a 4th round knockout.

Posted: **28 Feb 2019, 14:16**

We're coming to the final match of our Tournament.

In the Red Corner, he's a three time light flyweight world champion. Standing at 5'1" and weighing at 110, with a record of 43(30)/3/0 Humberto "Chiquita" Gonzalez!

In the Blue Corner, he is a two time Bantamweight world champion with an outstanding 100 wins and 20 title defenses. He is currently standing at 5'4" and is weighing 112, Manuel Ortiz!

Now without further ado, LETS GET READY TO RUMBLE!!!

Posted: **28 Feb 2019, 14:45**

Ortiz points, chrisjs

Posted: **28 Feb 2019, 14:46**

oogiebe, ortiz

Posted: **28 Feb 2019, 17:45**

APerno /// Ortiz by TKO

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