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Fight:1515438

2010-07-25T19:14:37Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'Deandre Latimore (21-3, 17 KOs) continued his junior middleweight world title hunt with a convincing 3rd round TKO of tough, journeyman Darien Ford (11-20, 4KOs). Latimore used …'

Deandre Latimore (21-3, 17 KOs) continued his junior middleweight world title hunt with a convincing 3rd round TKO of tough, journeyman Darien Ford (11-20, 4KOs). Latimore used his head movement and blazing hand speed to unsettle Ford, knocking him down three times in the 2nd round and a fourth and final time in the 3rd. Referee Steve Smoger had finally seen enough at this point and called a halt to the contest at 2:46 in the 3rd round.

Fight:1512786

2010-07-25T19:13:35Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'In the co-main feature, New Zealander Chauncy Welliver (43-5, 14 KO) retained his WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight title in a unanimous 12 round decision over Joell Godfrey (…'

In the co-main feature, New Zealander Chauncy Welliver (43-5, 14 KO) retained his WBC Continental Americas Heavyweight title in a unanimous 12 round decision over Joell Godfrey (9-4, 5KO). Welliver’s awkward style kept the challenger tied up for most of the fight. Godfrey attempted to counter punch Welliver, but the cross arm defense of the champion kept him out of harm’s way. Judge Brett Miller scored the contest 115-113, while the other two judges, Mario DiFiori and Robert Hecko both had it 117-111.

Fight:1519391

2010-06-20T21:02:16Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'In a scintillating TKO victory, Jamal Parram (4-2) sat down on his punches and trapped a courageous Almensor De La Cruz (0-2) on the ropes for almost a minute. Parram, a former …'

In a scintillating TKO victory, Jamal Parram (4-2) sat down on his punches and trapped a courageous Almensor De La Cruz (0-2) on the ropes for almost a minute. Parram, a former national PAL champion fighting now as a featherweight, displayed the depth of his amateur background, and with de la Cruz half in and half out of the ropes, forced referee Mike England to stop the contest at 1:42 of the first round.

Fight:1522475

2010-06-20T21:00:30Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'Contrasting styles and builds defined the light heavyweight attraction between Keith Debow (0-1-1), a long, lanky fighter, and the shorter, stockier Emmit Woods (0-4-1). Debow w…'

Contrasting styles and builds defined the light heavyweight attraction between Keith Debow (0-1-1), a long, lanky fighter, and the shorter, stockier Emmit Woods (0-4-1). Debow worked steadily behind his jab as Woods countered by coming straight ahead, trying to work the body. Strategy defined the action as both fighters tried to counter the other, each trying desperately to earn his first professional win. In the end, all three judges saw the fight the same way, a 38-38 draw.

Fight:1522027

2010-06-20T20:59:30Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'Jake Thornton (2-0) threw a barrage of hooks and uppercuts to soften up Ryan Pederson (2-5) over the course of four rounds, scoring a knockdown in the third and two knockdowns in…'

Jake Thornton (2-0) threw a barrage of hooks and uppercuts to soften up Ryan Pederson (2-5) over the course of four rounds, scoring a knockdown in the third and two knockdowns in the fourth. However, the game Pederson held on, forcing this lightweight contest to the scorecards. In the end, Thornton's pressure and perseverance paid off, allowing him to remain undefeated with the unanimous decision on scores of 39-34, 40-35, and 39-34.

Fight:1515440

2010-06-20T20:58:24Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'Rival junior middleweights Lamaar Harris (6-7) and Ryan Davis (22-8) picked up right where they left off after a bruising draw in January. This eight rounder displayed back and…'

Rival junior middleweights Lamaar Harris (6-7) and Ryan Davis (22-8) picked up right where they left off after a bruising draw in January. This eight rounder displayed back and forth action as each fighter scored a knockdown during the fight. Punishing, rough and tumble action was the name of the game, but in the end, Davis picked up the unanimous victory with scores of 77-75, 77-74, and 76-74.

Fight:1522026

2010-06-20T20:56:58Z

Cubfan300: Created page with 'Heavyweight Rick Myers (11-15-1), a 52 year old journeyman, survived a first round cut above his left eye, and a 17 year layoff. Myers, delivered thunderous body shots and overh…'

Heavyweight Rick Myers (11-15-1), a 52 year old journeyman, survived a first round cut above his left eye, and a 17 year layoff. Myers, delivered thunderous body shots and overhand rights, stopping a very game Wesley Banks (0-1-1) who could not leave his stool to answer the bell for the fourth round.

Fight:1513960

2010-06-20T20:49:23Z

Cubfan300: Dangerous Dannie Williams (13-1) was impressive in dispatching late substitute, Tyler Ziolkowski, getting the 2nd round TKO victory Friday night at St. Louis' Viking Conference Center.

Dangerous Dannie Williams (13-1) was impressive in dispatching late substitute, Tyler Ziolkowski, getting the 2nd round TKO victory Friday night at St. Louis' Viking Conference Center.
The lightweight Williams controlled the action from the start, flashing lead right hands and impressive body shots, as he worked the game Ziolkowski around the ring. Dangerous Dannie "saw that Ziolkowski was moving to his (Williams) right" and used that tactical advantage to pepper the game St. Joseph, Mo native with right hands for the entire contest. A knockdown by a right hand in the first round was followed by two more via body shots in the second and referee Mike England had no choice but to stop the bout at 1:47 in the 2nd round.

Fight:1513960

2010-06-20T20:48:06Z

Cubfan300: Dangerous Dannie Williams (13-1) was impressive in dispatching late substitute, Tyler Ziolkowski, getting the 2nd round TKO victory Friday night at St. Louis' Viking Conference Center.

Dangerous Dannie Williams (13-1) was impressive in dispatching late substitute, Tyler Ziolkowski, getting the 2nd round TKO victory Friday night at St. Louis' Viking Conference Center.
The lightweight Williams controlled the action from the start, flashing lead right hands and impressive body shots, as he worked the game Ziolkowski around the ring. Dangerous Dannie "saw that Ziolkowski was moving to his (Williams) right" and used that tactical advantage to pepper the game St. Joesph, Mo native with right hands for the entire contest. A knockdown by a right hand in the first round was followed by two more via body shots in the second and referee Mike England had no choice but to stop the bout at 1:47 in the 2nd round.