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James Tillis vs. Mike Tyson

2010-01-28T02:46:55Z

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[[file:TillisTyson.jpg|right|275px|fight photo]]
<fight>1963</fight>

* This was the first time Tyson had gone the distance in a pro fight. Previously, he had had 19 wins by knockout (11 of them coming in the first round) in 19 starts. 
* Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Tillis 147/396 37%, Tyson 103/282 37%; Controls- Tillis 89, 32 of which were circling and dancing, 41 were clinches, Tyson 83, 17 were moving in and attacking, 13 of which occured in rounds 1 to 3, and 32 were moving close. Tyson was in full attack in rounds one and two. After that he began to move close, but often did not fire enough blows. He scored a flash knockdown in round four against a lunging Tillis, winning a round he was outscored in. In rounds six through ten, Tyson was out thrown and out scored, though he did score a cut over Tillis' left eye in round seven. He won by hitting harder, but not by dominating the bout.

Pernell Whitaker vs. Diosbelys Hurtado

2010-01-27T02:27:18Z

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<fight>11332</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Welterweight Title''' (8th defense of Whitaker) 
*Time: 1:52 
*Weights: Whitaker 147 lbs, Hurtado 146 lbs
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Whitaker was down twice, in rounds one and six. Whitaker scored a left eye puff in round six. Hurtado's awkward style led to him losing two points, and Whitaker one for hitting behind the head. The TKO came without a knockdown, from nine unanswered straight lefts to the head, with Hurtado draped over the ropes. It ended with Hurtado's top half falling through the ropes. ESPN announcers thought the stoppage came three to six blows too late.
- Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Whitaker 106/305 35%, Hurtado 85/ 302 28%; Controls- Whitaker 64, with 17 stalks and 14 moving in, Hurtado 115, 78 of which were circling left or right.

Kendall Holt vs. David Diaz

2010-01-23T06:56:42Z

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<fight>862363</fight>
* Data Boxing reported blows: Holt 100/250 40%, Diaz 91/296 31%. Holt led in Controls 101, mostly circling to the right, to 73 for Diaz, usually moving in. In a moderate 85 Events Per Round (Attempts+ Controls), Holt had a 53-47% lead.
* Diaz suffered a cut over his right eye in round one and a nose bleed in eight.
* Holt scored 16 of 23 blows in a final barrage that led to the referee's stoppage. Showtime announcers thought the referee acted prematurely.

Jose Benavidez

2010-01-17T04:54:07Z

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Amateur record 120-5.

Roman Karmazin vs. Dionisio Miranda

2010-01-10T01:25:42Z

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<fight>1474580</fight>

==Notes==
*Karmazin was down once in round nine.
*Miranda was down twice in round ten. He was also cut outside the left eye in round four from an accidental butt.

Vic Darchinyan vs. Nonito Donaire

2009-12-30T02:31:48Z

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<fight>1198074</fight>
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Flyweight Title''' (7th defense by Darchinyan)
*'''[[International Boxing Organization]] Flyweight Title''' (6th defense by Darchinyan)
*'''Time:''' 1:38
*'''Weights:''' 112 lbs (each)
*'''Promoter:''' [[Don King]]

== Comments ==
*Darchinyan was unable to continue after being floored by a big left hook to the jaw. Darchinyan suffered a right cut in round three, puffs to both eyes in four, and a bloody nose from the bout-ending blow.
* Data Boxing Stats: Blows-Donaire 64/192 33%, Darchinyan 41/146 28%; Controls-Donaire 30, Darchinyan 46.
*Donaire achieved revenge for the loss his older brother [[Glenn Donaire]] suffered against Darchinyan.
*Darchinyan confirmed that this would be his last fight at 112 lbs.
*Donaire was moving down in weight for the first time in years.
*2007 [[Ring Magazine Knockout of the Year]] and [[Ring Magazine Upset of the Year|Upset of the Year]]

Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo (1st meeting)

2009-12-29T01:59:40Z

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<fight>908317</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Lightweight Title''' (3rd defending of Castillo) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Lightweight Title''' (1st defending of Corrales) 
*Time: 2:06 
*Weights: 135 lbs (each)
*Corrales-Castillo I Round 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imZaiGJgbsw 
 
== Comment(s): ==
- The entire bout was fought in close, producing facial damages. Castillo was cut in the left eye brow in round five. By round seven Corrales showed bad puffs under each eye. After his second knockdown, he bled below the right eye. Castillo ended with a puff under the right eye. 
- Corrales was knocked down twice in round 10th. 
- Corrales spit his mouthpiece out after each knockdown, causing controversy because of the extra recovery time he received as his corner rinsed out the mouthpiece. 
- Corrales had a point deducted after the second infraction. 
- As Castillo moved in to finish off Corrales, the always-dangerous Corrales landed a huge left hook that staggered Castillo. 
- Corrales quickly followed up with a flurry of hard punches causing referee Tony Weeks to stop the fight. 
- Both fighters took a tremendous amount of punishment in what is already widely considered a boxing classic. 
- Data Boxing Blows: Corrales 340/520 65%, Castillo 244/537 45%. 
- Fight was named [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]. 
- Diego Corrales wins the [[Ring Magazine]] Lightweight championship of the world.

Diego Corrales vs. Jose Luis Castillo (1st meeting)

2009-12-29T01:41:49Z

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<fight>908317</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Lightweight Title''' (3rd defending of Castillo) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Lightweight Title''' (1st defending of Corrales) 
*Time: 2:06 
*Weights: 135 lbs (each)
*Corrales-Castillo I Round 4 http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imZaiGJgbsw 
 
== Comment(s): ==
- The entire bout was fought in close, producing facial damages. Castillo was cut in the left eye brow in round five. By round seven Corrales showed bad puffs under each eye. After his second knockdown, he bled below the right eye. 
- Corrales was knocked down twice in round 10th. 
- Corrales spit his mouthpiece out after each knockdown, causing controversy because of the extra recovery time he received as his corner rinsed out the mouthpiece. 
- Corrales had a point deducted after the second infraction. 
- As Castillo moved in to finish off Corrales, the always-dangerous Corrales landed a huge left hook that staggered Castillo. 
- Corrales quickly followed up with a flurry of hard punches causing referee Tony Weeks to stop the fight. 
- Both fighters took a tremendous amount of punishment in what is already widely considered a boxing classic. 
- Data Boxing Blows: Corrales 340/520 65%, Castillo 244/537 45%. 
- Fight was named [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]. 
- Diego Corrales wins the [[Ring Magazine]] Lightweight championship of the world.

Acelino Freitas vs. Jorge Rodrigo Barrios

2009-12-24T07:00:27Z

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<fight>626633</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Featherweight Title''' (3rd defending of Freitas) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Junior Lightweight Title''' (10th defending of Freitas) 
*Time: 0:50 
*The [[Unified Rules of Boxing]] applied 
*Weights: Freitas 130 lbs, Barrios 129 lbs
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Freitas was hit while off balance for a knockdown 2:36 into round 8. 
- Freitas was knocked down by a left-right combination 0:42 in round 11 and spit out his mouthpiece. 
- Barrios was knocked down by a huge right hand to the chin as the bell sounded at the end of round 11. 
- Barrios was knocked down 0:10 into round 12. 
- Barrios fell to his knees 0:44 into round 12. It was not ruled a knockdown, but he wobbled when he stood up, and the referee ended the bout 0:50 into round 12. 
- Barrios had a ruptured ear drum after round six. He also had bad cuts around both eyes, and wiped on the referee's shirt toward the end. At the last knockdown in round 12 he was a battered mess. Freitas was unmarked.

Tim Coleman vs. Mike Arnaoutis

2009-12-04T04:53:32Z

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<fight>1466558</fight>

Tim Coleman of Baltimore won the vacant USBA Light Welterweight title with a controversial 12 round split decision over 'Mighty' Mike Arnaoutis of Greece in a televised bout which looked like it go either way. Arnaoutis threw slightly more punches and landed at a higher percentage than Coleman, particularly his left jab. However Coleman was constantly on the attack, and both punched and counterpunched well, talking to his opponent while landing overland lefts and hooks frequently with confidence, which kept the bout close to call. Close bout.
* Arnoutis suffered a puff under his right eye in round four, and a cut beside the eye a little later. Coleman was butting the cut in round 12, and Arnoutis resented it after the bout.
* Versus Blows: Arnoutis 210/688 31%; Coleman 177/602 29%.

Tim Coleman vs. Mike Arnaoutis

2009-12-04T04:51:51Z

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Fight:1466561

2009-12-04T04:41:56Z

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<fight>1466561</fight>

In a televised battle between unbeaten light welterweight prospects, a bearded Brad Solomon won a unanimous decision over 'the other' Ray Robinson. While Robinson had a tremendous reach advantage, Solomon proved hard to hit, and Robinson threw a great deal of punches that missed the target. Solomon, on the other hand, threw less but landed more, and appeared to win nearly every round by landing overhand rights and power shots frequently. An accidental clash of heads in round 4 opened up a nasty bloody cut over the right of Robinson, whose corner did a nice job the rest of the bout handling the cut. Robinson down from a slip in round 5. After round five the bout turned into a ugly inside war in center ring, with Solomon clocking Robinson often with overhand right hooks. One judge saw the bout a draw, lending to the possibility that two judges were influenced by the cut and blood, but one was not, however the bout did not appear close. Rough scrap. Referee: Sparkle Lee.
* Versus Blows: Solomon 169/389 43%; Robinson 105/632 17%.

Lamon Brewster vs. Siarhei Liakhovich

2009-11-17T04:40:57Z

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<fight>1064756</fight>

*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Heavyweight Title''' (Brewster's 4th defense)
*'''Weights:''' Brewster 232 lbs, Lyakhovich 238.5 lbs 
*'''Promoter:''' [[Don King]]
*'''Doctors:''' John George, Jerome Williams

== Comments ==
*Lyakhovich down on one knee in round seven.
*After the fight Lyakhovich claimed that it was a tactical decision from him to take a knee.
*In an interview following the fight, Brewster said that he could not see with his left eye after the first round.
*It was later confirmed that he had suffered a detached retina in his left eye and he had to undergo surgery.
*Data Boxing Stats: Blows-Lyakovich 404/655 62%; Brewster 165/392 42%, Brewster led 51 to 48 in controls.

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Matthew Saad Muhammad vs. Dwight Muhammad Qawi (1st meeting)

2009-11-13T06:46:10Z

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<fight>15363</fight>
*Muhammad was knocked down once in the 10th by a straight left and a right to the head. Up at four and bleeding heavily from the nose, while being pummeled on the ropes, Muhammad's corner signalled the TKO.
*Muhammad bled from the nose in round four, and Qawi had a left eye puff from round seven on.

Matthew Saad Muhammad vs. Dwight Muhammad Qawi (1st meeting)

2009-11-12T07:45:53Z

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<fight>15363</fight>
*Muhammad was knocked down once in the 10th by a straight left to the head. While being pummeled on the ropes, Muhammad's corner signalled the TKO.
*Muhammad bled from the nose in round four, and Qawi had a left eye puff from round seven on.

Joseph Agbeko vs. Yonnhy Perez

2009-11-01T16:38:01Z

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<fight>1449535</fight>

Yonnhy Perez, a Columbian fighting out of Santa Fe Springs, California, won the IBF Bantamweight title with a unanimous 12 round decision over defending champion Joseph 'King Kong' Agbeko, a Ghanian now out of Bronx, New York, making his third defense. Perez, 20-0, 14 kos, was landing more jabs and appeared slightly ahead of Agbeko, now 27-2, 22 kos, going into round ten, but the Vegas fight was still close to that point. In round ten, Agbeko complained to the referee about a headbutt from Perez that appeared accidental. Perez landed a left hook on Agbeko while Agbeko was engaged with the referee. The referee admitted later that he didn't see whether Agbeko was knocked down from a punch or another headbutt, and because he didn't know which one was the case, he counted Agbeko as going down from a knockdown. The knockdown proved to be the difference in the bout, as Perez kept up his momentum and won two of the last three rounds on the scorecards, winning the bout and IBF title. After the bout, ex-champ Agbeko stated "He (Perez) headbutted me in round ten, and I didn't think it was fair."

*Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Perez 303/758 40%, Agbeko 265/659 40%; Controls-Perez 55, Agbeko 60, both being busy and aggressive.

Yonnhy Perez

2009-11-01T16:32:08Z

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[[file:Perez.Yonnhy.jpg|200px|thumb|left|Yonnhy Perez]]
<boxer>324300</boxer>
*Had 247 amateur bouts.

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[[Category:World Bantamweight Champions]]
[[Category:Colombian World Champions]]
[[Category:NABF Bantamweight Champions]]

Carl Froch vs. Andre Dirrell

2009-10-25T01:25:15Z

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<fight>1433578</fight>
*'''[[WBC]] Super Middleweight Title'''
*Dirrell was deducted one point in the 10th round for excessive holding.
*Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Froch 153/475 32%, Dirrell 105/315 33%; Controls- Froch 123( 25 attacks), Dirrell 126( 29 clinches, 17 circles).

In an exciting Showtime fight which appeared as if it could go either way on the scorecards, Carl Froch remained unbeaten at 26-0 and retained his WBC Super Middleweight title by split decision over American challenger Andre Dirrell. Froch chased the southpaw Dirrell all night, and threw many punches 'into the wind' as the agile Dirrell constantly moved from side to side and slipped the majority of Froch's punches. Froch moved forward for all 12 rounds as the aggressor throwing many combinations, while Dirrell counterpunched extremely well and landed a number of powerful right hand leads. One point of controversy was that Froch frequently hit Dirrell behind the head, and was warned but not penalized by the referee. Dirrell was warned in the seventh, eighth and tenth; then the referee decided to take a point away from him for holding. In round 12, Dirrell was warned by the referee for hitting Froch behind the head, when in fact it was Froch that had hit just hit Dirrell behind the head! Without the point deduction, the bout would have been closer. Most of these rounds were quiet defensive gems, causing the crowd to boo the lack of action at the end of every round. At the end of round 11, Dirrell's grandfather told him in his corner "You better knock Froch out because they ain't never gonna give us a decision here." But the hometown crowd was quiet during rounds, so scoring appeared fair. In the post fight Showtime interview, the previously unbeaten Dirrell conceded he lost round 12, but looked forward to fighting Arthur Abraham.

Carl Froch vs. Andre Dirrell

2009-10-25T01:12:26Z

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<fight>1433578</fight>
*'''[[WBC]] Super Middleweight Title'''
*Dirrell was deducted one point in the 10th round for excessive holding.
*Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Froch 153/475 32%, Dirrell 105/315 33%; Controls- Froch 123( 25 attacks), Dirrell 126( 29 clinches, 17 circles).

In an exciting Showtime fight which appeared as if it could go either way on the scorecards, Carl Froch remained unbeaten at 26-0 and retained his WBC Super Middleweight title by split decision over American challenger Andre Dirrell. Froch chased the southpaw Dirrell all night, and threw many punches 'into the wind' as the agile Dirrell constantly moved from side to side and slipped the majority of Froch's punches. Froch moved forward for all 12 rounds as the aggressor throwing many combinations, while Dirrell counterpunched extremely well and landed a number of powerful right hand leads. One point of controversy was that Froch frequently hit Dirrell behind the head, and was warned but not penalized by the referee, yet Dirrell was not warned in the tenth when the referee decided to take a point away from him for holding. In round 12, Dirrell was warned by the referee for hitting Froch behind the head, when in fact it was Froch that had hit just hit Dirrell behind the head! Without the point deduction, the bout would have been closer. Most of these rounds were quiet defensive gems, causing the crowd to boo the lack of action at the end of every round. At the end of round 11, Dirrell's grandfather told him in his corner "You better knock Froch out because they ain't never gonna give us a decision here." But the hometown crowd was quiet during rounds, so scoring appeared fair. In the post fight Showtime interview, the previously unbeaten Dirrell conceded he lost round 12, but looked forward to fighting Arthur Abraham.

Monty Meza-Clay vs. Eric Aiken

2009-10-24T02:51:03Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''CompuBox Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Meza-Clay || Aiken
|-
| Landed || 271 || 138
|-
| Thrown || 709 || 530
|-
| Pct. || 38% || 26%
|}
<fight>1256943</fight>
*'''Time:''' 0:39 
*'''Weights:''' Meza-Clay 129 lbs, Aiken 126.75 lbs 
*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN2|ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''
*'''Promoter:''' World Class Fight Promotions
 
== Bout Summary ==
[[file:Meza-Clay-Aiken_Fight_Poster.jpg|right|225px]]
Meza-Clay outworked Aiken and finally overwhelmed him with a brutal assault in the seventh round to prompt a referee's stoppage without a knockdown.

Fight:1454757

2009-10-23T01:34:33Z

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*Telesco was down in round one before being KOed face down in round two.

Roy Jones Jr. vs. Jeff Lacy

2009-09-06T03:38:06Z

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<fight>1417434</fight>

*'''[[NABO]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (1st defense of Jones)
*'''Time:''' 3:00
*'''Promoters:''' Square Ring Promotions & Left Hook Promotions

==Notes==
*[[Roy Jones Jr.]] 53-5 (39 KOs) vs. [[Jeff Lacy]] 25-2 (17 KOs)
*Main event of the card titled "Hook City".
*Jones Jr. entered as the # 6 light heavyweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Lacy, a 3.5-1 underdog, was unranked by the same publication.
*The fight was delayed approximately 30 minutes as a result of a dispute over the gloves. Lacy refused to use Grant gloves and insisted on using Everlast gloves. While Jones Jr. answered back that the contract called for the use of Grant gloves, he ultimately relented and agreed to the use of Everlast gloves.
*During the first few rounds, Lacy attempted to pressure Jones Jr., constantly taking the fight to the ropes. However, Jones Jr. got the better of the in-fighting, often doubling and trippling up on left hooks to the body and head.
*A left hook to the head caused a gash in the corner of Lacy's right eye in round 3.
*With Lacy seemingly having no chance to win the fight and both his eyes being almost completely closed, his corner decided to stop the fight after round 10.
*By the end Lacy suffered cuts on each eye, puffs under each eye, and a bloody mouth.
*Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Jones 249/500 50%, Lacy 104/429 24%. Controls- Lacy 71, mostly bearing in; Jones 65, tying up and using his multiple skills. In a moderate 108 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Jones had a 53 to 47% edge.

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Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi (1st meeting)

2009-08-23T17:46:58Z

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<fight>1412530</fight>

*'''[[NABO]] Light Welterweight Title''' (Vacant Title)
*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] (Main Event)
*'''Announcers:''' [[Bob Papa]], [[Lennox Lewis]] and [[Max Kellerman]]

== Notes ==
* [[Juan Diaz]] 34-2 (17 KOs) vs. [[Paul Malignaggi]] 26-2 (5 KOs)
* Diaz entered as the # 2 lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Malignaggi, a 4-1 underdog, was ranked the # 6 junior welterweight by the same publication
* Diaz came in with a record of 1-2 in his previous three bouts and was coming off the first knockout [[Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Juan Diaz|loss]] of his professional career; a 9th Round TKO to [[Juan Manuel Marquez]] six months earlier. Malignaggi was 1-1 in his last two with the [[Ricky Hatton vs. Paul Malignaggi|defeat]] coming by way of 11th Round TKO to [[Ricky Hatton]].
* For Diaz, it was his third consecutive bout to take place at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
*Title had been vacated by [[Victor Ortiz]].
*Compubox Blows; Malignaggi 191/949 20%, Diaz 178/663 27%.
*Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Malignaggi 76, circling while jabbing, Diaz 47, moving in.
*In a very busy bout of 145 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Malignaggi had a 59 to 41% dominance.

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Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi (1st meeting)

2009-08-23T17:46:18Z

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<fight>1412530</fight>

*'''[[NABO]] Light Welterweight Title''' (Vacant Title)
*'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]] (Main Event)
*'''Announcers:''' [[Bob Papa]], [[Lennox Lewis]] and [[Max Kellerman]]

== Notes ==
* [[Juan Diaz]] 34-2 (17 KOs) vs. [[Paul Malignaggi]] 26-2 (5 KOs)
* Diaz entered as the # 2 lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Malignaggi, a 4-1 underdog, was ranked the # 6 junior welterweight by the same publication
* Diaz came in with a record of 1-2 in his previous three bouts and was coming off the first knockout [[Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Juan Diaz|loss]] of his professional career; a 9th Round TKO to [[Juan Manuel Marquez]] six months earlier. Malignaggi was 1-1 in his last two with the [[Ricky Hatton vs. Paul Malignaggi|defeat]] coming by way of 11th Round TKO to [[Ricky Hatton]].
* For Diaz, it was his third consecutive bout to take place at the Toyota Center in Houston, Texas.
* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
*Title had been vacated by [[Victor Ortiz]].
*Compubox Blows; Malignaggi 191/949 20%, Diaz 178/663 27%.
*Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Malignaggi 76, circling while jabbing, Diaz 47, moving in.
In a very busy bout of 145 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Malignaggi had a 59 to 41% dominance.

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Malcolm Klassen vs. Robert Guerrero

2009-08-23T05:18:35Z

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<fight>1412531</fight>
'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]
* '''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Featherweight Title''' (1st defense by Klassen)
== Notes ==
* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].
* Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.
* Compu Box Stats: Blows- Guerrero 200/1200 17%, Klassen 143/518 28%.
* Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Guerrero 66, mostly circling while jabbing, Klassen 48, usually boring in. The 183 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), indicated one of the busiest bouts ever tracked, and the highest in this division. Gurrero had a 69% to 31% dominance.

Malcolm Klassen vs. Robert Guerrero

2009-08-23T05:14:14Z

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Tavoris Cloud vs. Julio Cesar Gonzalez

2009-08-22T02:29:33Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''ESPN Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Cloud || Gonzalez
|-
| Landed || 280 || 161
|-
| Thrown || 696 || 867
|-
| Pct. || 40% || 19%
|-
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Jabs || Cloud || Gonzalez
|-
| Landed || 50 || 56
|-
| Thrown || 181 || 352
|-
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Head || Cloud || Gonzalez
|-
| Landed || 212 || 106
|-
| Thrown || 550 || 711
|-
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Body || Cloud || Gonzalez
|-
| Landed || 68 || 55
|-
| Thrown || 146 || 156
|-
|}
<fight>1318020</fight>
*'''[[IBF]] Light Heavyweight Title Eliminator'''
*'''Time:''' 1:50
*'''Weights:''' 174 lbs (both)
*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''

==Summary==
Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

Jeff Lacy vs. Anwar Oshana

2009-08-15T01:25:06Z

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* Lacy battered Oshana on the ropes at the end of round one. After three low blows caused Lacy to take a knee and receive a rest time, he again battered Oshana on the ropes, until it was stopped by the referee without any knockdowns.

Jeff Lacy vs. Anwar Oshana

2009-08-15T01:23:35Z

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* Lacy battered O'Shana on the ropes at the end of round one. After three low blows caused Lacy to take a knee and receive a rest time, he again battered O'Shana on the ropes, until it was stopped by the referee without any knockdowns.

Daniel Edouard vs. Willie Gibbs

2009-07-03T05:39:23Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>778419</fight>

* Edouard came out aggressively, but was hurt by a counter left hook to the head, and a throw down in the 1st round.
* In round two Edouard drove Gibbs to the ropes with combinations to the head, scoring a knock down at the round's end.
* A doctor's exam of Gibbs delayed round three, which saw him stunned and staggered.
* They fought toe-to-toe in round four, though commentator/boxer Kevin Kelly thought Gibb's legs were unsteady. A left-right to the head sent Gibbs face down for a seven count. When he arose the referee stopped it.
* ESPN blows: Edouard 112/298 43%; Gibbs 86/206 42%.
* ESPN-TV's "Fight of the Year"

Daniel Edouard vs. Willie Gibbs

2009-07-03T05:09:54Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>778419</fight>

* Edouard came out aggressively, was hurt by a counter left hook to the head, and a throw down in the 1st round.
* Gibbs was knocked down once in the 2nd round and once in the 4th.
* ESPN-TV's "Fight of the Year"

Bobby Pacquiao vs. Carlos Hernandez

2009-07-01T06:04:04Z

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<fight>980405</fight>
* Hernandez was down in round two from a straight left to the head. It did not affect his later work.
* Showtime announcers seriously questioned this decision.

Bobby Pacquiao vs. Carlos Hernandez

2009-07-01T06:02:12Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>980405</fight>
* Hernandez was down in round two from a straight left to the head. It did not affect his later work.
* Original announcement of the result was in error, giving Pacquiao a split decision win.

Nonito Donaire vs. Kahren Harutyunyan

2009-06-30T02:17:50Z

Drdatabox: New page: * Data Boxing reports: Blows- Donnaire 152/359 42%, Harutyunyan 126/574 22%. In a moderate 108 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Harutyunyan had a 60 to 40% dominance, aided by movin...

* Data Boxing reports: Blows- Donnaire 152/359 42%, Harutyunyan 126/574 22%. In a moderate 108 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Harutyunyan had a 60 to 40% dominance, aided by moving in and circling, while Donnaire used head feints, ducking and back pedaling to set up counter punching and stalking.

Andriy Kotelnik vs. Marcos Rene Maidana

2009-06-28T16:19:17Z

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<fight>1367753</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Light Welterweight Title''' (2nd defending of Kotelnik) 
*'''Weights:''' Kotelnik 139.75 lbs, Maidana 140 lbs 
*'''Promoter:''' [[Universum Box-Promotion]] 
*'''Television:''' [[ZDF]]
*'''During the Ortiz bout, HBO reported that Maidana threw over 1200 blows in this bout.

Jermell Charlo vs. Frederico Flores Jr.

2009-06-27T03:08:19Z

Drdatabox:

* After round one Charlo dominated.
* ESPN announcers said it was a premature stoppage.

Jermell Charlo vs. Frederico Flores Jr.

2009-06-27T03:06:28Z

Drdatabox: New page: * After round one Churlo dominated. * ESPN announcers said it was a premature stoppage.

* After round one Churlo dominated.
* ESPN announcers said it was a premature stoppage.

Jose Antonio Ojeda vs. Arturo Barraza

2009-06-26T01:28:01Z

Drdatabox: New page: *Referee stopped it after round three, without any knockdowns.

*Referee stopped it after round three, without any knockdowns.

Chris John vs. Rocky Juarez (1st meeting)

2009-06-23T02:10:51Z

Drdatabox: /* Notes */

[[file:Trading_punch.jpg|‎right|350px|John vs. Juarez]]
<fight>1380130</fight>

'''Aired On:''' [[HBO World Championship Boxing]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]]
* '''[[World Boxing Association]] Featherweight Title''' (11th defense by John)

== Notes ==
* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Manuel Marquez vs. Juan Diaz]].
* CompuBox Blows: John 344/1190 29%, Juarez 206/787 26%.
* Data Boxing reported a very high Events Per Round (Attempts +Controls)of 175, with John dominating by a 60% to 40% margin. John led in controls 70 to 53, mostly circling, while Juarez was moving in.
* John scored a cut over the left eye in round five and a bloody nose in round nine.

Chris John vs. Rocky Juarez (1st meeting)

2009-06-22T01:40:50Z

Drdatabox: /* Notes */

Fight:1402451

2009-06-20T04:37:51Z

Drdatabox: New page: * Beltran probably won every round, but lost a point for hitting low in round ten. * Clay suffered a cut over his right eye in round ten, and showed pain in his right hand when his gloves ...

* Beltran probably won every round, but lost a point for hitting low in round ten.
* Clay suffered a cut over his right eye in round ten, and showed pain in his right hand when his gloves were removed.
* ESPN blows: Beltran 508/1361 37%, Clay 213/1020 21%.

James Toney vs. Fres Oquendo

2009-06-20T01:02:27Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>1362004</fight>

*'''[[WBO]] [[NABO]] Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)
*'''[[IBA]] Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)
*'''Aired on:''' [[Versus]]

==Summary==

In an exciting heavyweight bout that could have gone either way by the scorecards, three time world champion James Toney won the IBA and WBO NABO Heavyweight Titles by a 12 round split decision over former heavyweight title challenger Fres Oquendo. Toney spent the entire bout setting a slow pace, throwing power punches, while Oquendo spent the bout landing frequent jabs, making the bout close and hard to score. Toney staggered Oquendo with a left hook early in round one, and appeared to win the first three rounds. Oquendo appeared to get the best of rounds 4 through 7, but the rounds were close. Toney appeared to win rounds 8 and 9, while round 10 was even. Oquendo clearly won 11( 22-6 blows) and 12( 32 to 11 blows). However, Oquendo spent the entire bout hitting Toney with right hooks off the break, and hitting Toney behind the head when Toney was bent over. In what must be the most bizarre moment in professional boxing in 2008, in round 4, Oquendo pushed Toney towards the ring ropes during a clinch, and Toney slipped on one of the mat advertisements on the ring floor and rolled out of the ring! He immediately climbed back into the ring uninjured and the action resumed. After warnings, Referee Dr. Lou Moret finally took a point away from Oquendo in round 8 for rabbit punching. The one point penalty proved costly, as it not only cost Oquendo a round he was winning, but ultimately cost him the fight. Toney fought a clean bout. As the scores were announced, Toney knelt in his corner in prayer for 'one more chance' at the heavyweight title.
* Versus blows report: Oquendo 222/740 30%, Toney 154/491 31%. 
* Versus announcers and on-line voting both had Oquendo winning by two points. 
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Tyrone Harris vs. Israel Hernandez

2009-06-17T01:06:52Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>1051451</fight>
Lilly: Hernandez is listed as 12-1-1 following this fight.
* In round one, Harris scored a cut on the left lid of Hernandez, which bled throughout. Harris won rounds one and two. Hernandez stung Harris in winning round three. Then in round four he floored Harris with a left uppercut to the chin for a nine count. The referee looked over the boxer and stopped it without further action.

Tyrone Harris vs. Israel Hernandez

2009-06-17T01:05:45Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>1051451</fight>
Lilly: Hernandez is listed as 12-1-1 following this fight.
* Harris scored a cut on the left lid of Hernandez, which bled throughout. Harris won rounds one and two. Hernandez stung Harris in winning round three. Then in round four he floored Harris with a left uppercut to the chin for a nine count. The referee looked over the boxer and stopped it without further action.

User talk:Sweetscientist

2009-06-13T03:58:01Z

Drdatabox: /* Name and records of the fighters in the wiki */

== The Ring Titles ==

Ben: I think that Matt Tegen would be the one to ask about The Ring titles. --[[User:Ric|Ric]] 17:22, 1 March 2009 (UTC)

[[Help talk:Contents#The Ring Magazine/Lineal Title|Here]] is a discussion on that topic.--[[User:Emaster|Emaster]] 22:47, 1 March 2009 (UTC)

== Syntax Error ==

Ben: please address this question to JohnShep, the Wiki Administrator. He knows all about the software; I don't. Sorry. --[[User:Ric|Ric]] 20:05, 11 March 2009 (UTC)

== Why the move? ==
I moved Ricardo Lopez vs. Hideyuki Ohashi to Hideyuki Ohashi vs. Ricardo Lopez because it is customary to list the champion first. Ohashi was the champion going into the fight and Lopez was the challenger.--[[User:Rowdytimothy|Rowdytimothy]] 20:29, 24 March 2009 (UTC)

== Name and records of the fighters in the wiki ==
Dear Sweetscientist, just wondering why you keep adding the names and records of the fighters in the "notes" section of the wiki. Whenever the fight code is inserted, it automatically creates the link to each fighters' page in the encyclopedia at the top of the page. It seems duplicative to add the following for example (in the wiki for [[Librado Andrade vs. Vitali Tsypko]]):

* [[Librado Andrade]] (27-2) 21 KOs vs. [[Vitali Tsypko]] (22-2) 12 KOs

Let me know. Regards. --[[User:Reenthelawman|Reenthelawman]] 16:40, 6 April 2009 (UTC)

* I like your comment that our first concern should be for more correct information.-Drdatabox

User talk:Sweetscientist

2009-06-13T03:57:02Z

Drdatabox: /* Name and records of the fighters in the wiki */

Robert Guerrero vs. Efren Hinojosa

2009-06-13T03:51:57Z

Drdatabox:

<fight>1400935</fight>
'''Aired On:''' [[ESPN Friday Night Fights]] (Main Event) 
'''Promoter:''' [[Golden Boy Promotions]]

== Notes ==
* [[Robert Guerrero]] 23-1-1 (16 KOs) vs. [[Efren Hinojosa]] 30-5-1 (17 KOs)
* Guerrero entered as the # 9 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Hinojosa, a 15-1 underdog, was unranked by the same publication.
* Hinojosa, who took the fight on five days notice, came in with a record of 1-3-1 dating back to December of 2005, with his only win coming by way of 1st Round disqualification over [[Jose Reyes]].
* By Round 4, Hinojosa was visibly bleeding from the nose and mouth.
* A clash of heads in Round 7 opened a cut over the left eye of Guerrero. Hinojosa also had a cut over the left eye.
* Following Round 8, at the advice of the ringside physician, the fight was stopped due to a dislocation to Hinojosa's right elbow.

Danny Oscar Garcia

2009-06-13T02:16:18Z

Drdatabox:

[[file:Danny Garcia.jpg|left|275px]]
<boxer>429442</boxer>
* Had 120 amateur bouts.

Richard Hall vs. Julian Letterlough

2009-06-12T15:02:01Z

Drdatabox: New page: * Hall got the stoppage in 0:47 of round two when Letterlough took punches on the ropes without returning blows.

* Hall got the stoppage in 0:47 of round two when Letterlough took punches on the ropes without returning blows.

Fight:1420650

2009-06-12T02:44:25Z

Drdatabox: New page: * Ramos scored a knockdown in round one, and got the KO with a right cross in five.

* Ramos scored a knockdown in round one, and got the KO with a right cross in five.