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Azumah Nelson vs Marco Antonio Barrera

Fight info: Centro de Usos Multiples, Huatabampo, Sonora, Mexico, 2013-01-09, announcer is Johnny Addie, referee is Gelasio Perez Huerta, the bout will be scored by three judges: John Stewart (United States), Al Lefkowitz (United States) and Wilhelm Vogl (Austria), ring card girl is Amy Longlegs, this is not a title bout, the bout is scheduled for 10 rounds, three KD rule is not in effect, save by the bell only in last round, referee or doctor can stop the fight, mandatory 8 count is not in effect, fight stopped due to an accidental head butt: Tech. Draw through 4/Scorecard after 4, game will check for injuries, game will adjust ratings for weight class, use judges bias is set to 'random', Scoring System is 10 Points
In the red corner: Azumah Nelson - Record: 0-0-0 - Career Stage: Prime - Conditioning: Top Condition - Trainer: Eddie Inabagsky - Cut Man: Sam Gasher
In the blue corner: Marco Antonio Barrera - Record: 0-0-0 - Career Stage: Prime - Conditioning: Top Condition - Trainer: Eddie Inabagsky - Cut Man: Sam Gasher

Round 1
Time Commentary Points
0:00 Perez Huerta gives the fighters their final instructions. They touch gloves and return to their respective corners to await the bell for the start of Round 1. 0:0
0:09 Barrera moves into a neutral corner. 0:0
0:09 Nelson lands the uppercut but there wasn't much on it. 2:0
0:26 Nelson just can't find the range with that combination. 2:0
0:32 Barrera lands a devastating cross! 2:4
0:32 Nelson seems to have been hurt by that punch! 2:4
0:41 There's a lot of excitement surrounding this fight. The fans are really in to it. 2:4
0:48 Marco Antonio Barrera does a great job of moving as Nelson tries to work inside. 2:4
0:55 There's a hard shot off the top of Nelson's head! 2:8
0:55 Mercy! that was a crushing blow! Nelson is trying to hang on... 2:8
01:08 Nelson really buried that punch into Barrera's ribs. 6:8
01:08 Those punches hurt Barrera and he looks to hang on. 6:8
01:22 Azumah Nelson keeps looking to get inside on Barrera 6:8
01:31 Barrera lands two hard body shots that made Azumah Nelson grunt. 6:11
01:41 Barrera backs into his own corner... 6:11
01:45 Nelson doesn't connect with the jab. 6:11
01:54 Barrera slides into a neutral corner... 6:11
01:54 Nelson looks to the midsection, then fires a combination to the head 8:11
01:54 Marco Antonio Barrera tries to clear his senses after after the fighters heads come together inside. 8:11
01:58 Barrera suddenly has some swelling around this left eye. 8:11
02:07 Marco Antonio Barrera tries to muscle inside but Nelson clinches him. 8:11
02:16 Nelson uses his shoulder to force Barrera out of the clinch. 8:11
02:25 Nelson fires away but finds nothing but air. 8:11
02:33 Nelson dips and connects with a hook to the side of Barrera's head. 10:11
02:45 Neither fighter is straying far from the middle of the ring. 10:11
02:50 Barrera comes in low. Nelson puts a headlock on him. Perez Huerta knocks Nelson's arm off Barrera's head. 10:11
02:54 Perez Huerta separates them. 10:11
02:59 Nelson has Marco Antonio Barrera trapped in the left neutral corner... 10:11
03:00 Barrera pushes his way out to the center of the ring where the fighters seperate. 10:11
03:00 That was a great round as both combatants gave it everything they had and then some. 10:12

Round 2
Time Commentary Points
0:00 Barrera and Nelson square off as the bell sounds to start the action for Round 2. 0:0
0:07 Barrera scores with several light punches to the head. 0:2
0:27 Perez Huerta yells at the fighters to separate but Barrera and Nelson are a tangle of arms. 0:2
0:32 Now they break clean. 0:2
0:41 Barrera is moving like he is walking on air tonight. 0:2
0:53 Nelson lands a vicious uppercut! 4:2
0:53 Marco Antonio Barrera's hurt, that blow stopped him cold! 4:2
01:07 Barrera is throwing that hook from outside, but it still connects with plenty of zip! 4:5
01:24 Barrera takes a heavy hook downstairs. 8:5
01:24 Barrera is reeling.. 8:5
01:29 Marco Antonio Barrera's left eye is becoming more swollen. his corner is going to need to be control it or it will become a factor. 8:5
01:33 Marco Antonio Barrera has Nelson pinned! 8:5
01:38 Barrera can't score with short uppercut inside. Nelson got his gloves in front of the punch. 8:5
01:53 Barrera is challenging Nelson to fight him and quit clinching. 8:5
01:58 Nelson and Barrera each take a step back. 8:5
02:02 Barrera backs away and hitches up his trunks. 8:5
02:04 Barrera splits Nelson's gloves with a powerful uppercut. 8:8
02:21 Barrera is moving around the ring nicely. 8:8
02:32 Nelson throws a straight right that glances off the shoulder of Barrera but it's enough to keep him off-balance. 8:8
02:39 Barrera moves into the lower corner. 8:8
02:39 Some good body work by Nelson but not much on those punches. 10:8
02:48 Nelson slides into the corner... 10:8
02:53 Barrera tries a straight right that's blocked by the gloves of Nelson. 10:8
02:55 Azumah Nelson flicks a jab to Barrera's stomach 12:8
03:00 That round personified the word brawl, as both fighters really went at it the for entire three minutes. 11:10

Round 3
Time Commentary Points
0:00 Barrera rushes out at the bell. Whatever his corner said to him seems to have him fired up. 0:0
0:08 Barrera's corner is an experienced crew but the swelling he's suffered looks almost as bad as it did before the minute break. 0:0
0:13 The fighters are tied up. Nelson tries to extract himself. He gets his arms free. 0:0
0:25 Barrera pushes Nelson away. 0:0
0:29 Nelson traps Barrera in the corner! 0:0
0:34 Nelson lands a crushing cross! 4:0
0:34 Barrera is trying to regain his senses after that punch... 4:0
0:43 Nelson rocks Barrera with a short uppercut to the jaw from inside. 7:0
0:52 Azumah Nelson scores with a glancing cross. 9:0
0:57 The swelling under Barrera's left eye is causing him problems and it won't take much more to become a major handicap for him. 9:0
01:14 The uppercut just landed by Nelson is a nice weapon on the inside. 11:0
01:26 Barrera has Azumah Nelson cornered! 11:0
01:26 That was smooth combination from Barrera as he lands effectively from the outside. 11:3
01:48 * Nelson throws a wild overhand right that lands flush! Barrera drops to one knee and will take the count! 11:3
01:50 Perez Huerta stands over Barrera and begins counting... 17:3
01:50 1... 17:3
01:51 2... 17:3
01:52 Barrera rolls over and is trying to push himself up but will he have enough strength and time to do it? 17:3
01:52 * Barrera is back up but his eyes have that vacant look about them. 17:3
01:52 Perez Huerta is allowing the fight to go on as he motions the fighters together. 17:3
01:52 Nelson has a dazed opponent in front of him ready for the taking. Let's see what kind of killer instinct he can summon up. 17:3
02:05 Barrera picks off the uppercut by Nelson. 17:3
02:12 Barrera retreats into the left corner. 17:3
02:12 Nelson lands a hook to head, then just misses with a follow up cross. 19:3
02:12 Barrera comes out of his crouch and there is a clash of heads as Azumah Nelson leans in. That's how nasty cuts occur! 19:3
02:12 Nelson knows he has Barrera hurt as he wades in swinging! 19:3
02:17 The swelling around Barrera's left eye is getting messy and his vision has to be obscured. 19:3
02:25 Azumah Nelson misses wildly with the Hook. 19:3
02:36 That hook by Azumah Nelson jarred Barrera! 24:3
02:36 That blast sent Barrera reeling into the ropes! 24:3
02:45 The fighters are back at ring center... 24:3
02:45 Nelson feints downstairs, then lands an uppercut under Barrera's chin. 26:3
02:45 I don't know if there's enough time left in this round for Nelson to finish Barrera off! 26:3
02:50 The swelling under Barrera's left eye is growing to a point where the eye could end up shut if his corner can't reduce or at least control it. 26:3
02:54 Nelson turns on the hook and drives it home under Barrera's elbows. 29:3
02:54 Azumah Nelson probably can't finish Barrera this round as time winds down, but He should carry this momentum into the next round. 29:3
02:58 * Nelson is just pouring it on now!Perez Huerta pulls Nelson off of Barrera and he's stopping the fight!! Nelson is the winner by TKO here in the 3rd round! 29:3

Fight Result

Here's Johnny Addie with the call...

Ladies and Gentlemen! The winner by technical knockout at the 02:59 mark in Round 3 is...

Azumah Nelson!


Score Cards

John Stewart Round Total
United States 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Azumah Nelson 9 10 19
Marco Antonio Barrera 10 9 19

Al Lefkowitz Round Total
United States 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Azumah Nelson 10 10 20
Marco Antonio Barrera 9 9 18

Wilhelm Vogl Round Total
Austria 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Azumah Nelson 9 10 19
Marco Antonio Barrera 10 9 19

Round Totals Round Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10
Azumah Nelson 28 30 58
Marco Antonio Barrera 29 27 56


Statistics
Categories Azumah Nelson Marco Antonio Barrera
Knockdowns scored 1 0


Jabs / Round 5.33 3.33
Hooks / Round 6.33 3.00
Crosses / Round 7.67 3.67
Combinations / Round 8.33 1.67
Uppercuts / Round 6.00 2.33


Punches Landed / Round 33.67 14.00
Punches Missed / Round 63.33 17.33


Punching Accuracy 34.7% 44.7%


Total Number of Fouls 0 0
Suffered Accidental Head Butt 2
Bouts with eye swelling after accidental headbutt 1


No cuts occured


Strategies (demanded/followed)
Cover Up 0 / 0 1 / 1
Fight Inside 0 / 0 0 / 0
Fight Outside (Offensive) 0 / 0 1 / 0
Fight Outside (Defensive) 1 / 0 0 / 0
Go for KO 0 / 0 0 / 0
Go All Out for KO 0 / 0 0 / 0
Protect Cut 0 / 0 0 / 0
Take a Round Off 0 / 0 0 / 0


Title Bout Championship Boxing 2.5 - Copyright © 2008 OOTP Developments

Stop spamming. Put them all into one thread if you must.

hitman, these were requests from the BOTP.

This is standard procedure to use the 'SIM" for SIMulated fights.

Not spam.


Learn to share the bandwidth. This aint just YOUR back yard. lol

And now you've drawn attention to yourself....you may have face dubya and dubya's wrath.

So just pipe down, and live a good life.

It does make your wonder how many times 'buzzington ran the fight before he got a favourable result.

I mean, he wouldn't post a Barrera victory would he?

Crease.....ran it once. And once only.

BoxBuzz wrote:Crease.....ran it once. And once only.

More lies Buzzster?

Crease wrote:It does make your wonder how many times 'buzzington ran the fight before he got a favourable result.

I mean, he wouldn't post a Barrera victory would he?

My guess is he ran it once, maybe twice.

This shows the reason why Azumah was Ducked. It would have been a brutal beatdown

you can see at the top that both fighters have records of 0-0-0, so clearly it was a one time deal. However the result would be the same regardless of how many times it was run.

Marlin wrote:you can see at the top that both fighters have records of 0-0-0, so clearly it was a one time deal. However the result would be the same regardless of how many times it was run.

all it means is he didnt click the 'update fighter records' button after it ran

shutty

MatthewS wrote:

Marlin wrote:you can see at the top that both fighters have records of 0-0-0, so clearly it was a one time deal. However the result would be the same regardless of how many times it was run.

all it means is he didnt click the 'update fighter records' button after it ran

Actually it means he unclicked it, as the default setting is to update the records.

I think

If it was the first fight for that fighter in a new Sim universe, there wouldn't be a record on the first fight log anyway.

It was a first fight in a new universe. And it should not be terribly surprising, as Azumah's sim specs are a bit superior. However I've learned that the Sim is always full of "gotcha's" if you depend on the specs alone to pull you through. Apparently it's programming is full of built in purposeful anomalies. Runs of luck like TJF's are both the part of life and sim's little quirks.