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Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. Sharmba Mitchell

2008-01-03T02:40:52Z

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- Mitchell down once in Round 3 and KO'd on a body shot in Round 6.

[[Category:2005 Bouts|Mayweather vs. Mitchell]]

Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs. DeMarcus Corley

2008-01-03T02:36:59Z

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*'''[[WBC]] Light Welterweight Title Eliminator''' 
*'''Referee:''' [[Benjy Esteves Jr.]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Melvina Lathan]] (119-107), [[Gale Van Hoy]] (118-108), [[William Boodhoo]] (119-108) 
*Weights: 140 lbs (each)
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Corley officially down in 8th and 10th, though took a knee on several other occasions that were not ruled knockdowns.

[[category:2004 Bouts|Mayweather vs. Corley]]

- Corley staggered Mayweather in the 4th

Kelly Pavlik

2007-09-30T05:47:18Z

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[[file:Pavlik.Kelly.jpg|left|200px|The Ghost]]
<boxer>015844</boxer>
'''Trainer:''' [[Jack Loew]] 
'''Manager:''' [[Cameron Dunkin]] 
'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank Boxing]] 
'''Gym:''' Youngstown's South Side Boxing Club
 

== Biography ==

'''Kelly Pavlik,''' known as "The Ghost," grew up on Youngstown's south side and graduated from Lowellville High School and Mahoning County Joint Vocational School in 2000.

== Amateur Highlights ==

* 1999 U.S. National Under-19 amateur champion, 147 pounds…
* 1998 National Jr. Golden Gloves amateur champion, 147 pounds…
* 1998 National Jr. PAL amateur champion, 147 pounds

== Professional Highlights ==

* '''2000-06-16''' - In his first professional bout, Pavlik defeated [[Eric Benito Tzand]] by 3rd Round TKO.
* '''2001-06-08''' - Scored a 2nd Round TKO victory over [[Grady Brewer]], a fighter who would go on to win ESPN's Contender Season II.
* '''2005-10-07''' - Defeated [[Fulgencio Zuniga]] by a 9th Round TKO to secure the vacant [[NABF]] Middleweight Title.
* '''2006-07-27''' - Successfully defended his [[NABF]] Middleweight Title with a 6th Round TKO over former Light Middleweight Champion, [[Bronco McKart]].
* '''2007-05-19''' - Defeated highly-touted and ranked [[Edison Miranda]] by 7th Round TKO in a WBC Middleweight Title Eliminator.
* '''20007-09-29''' - Defeated Middleweight champion [[Jermain Taylor]] by 7th round TKO for the WBC and WBO Middleweight Titles.

== External Links ==

[http://www.teampavlik.com Official Website]

Jermain Taylor

2007-09-30T05:45:38Z

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[[file:P000070786.jpg|left|175px| ]]
<boxer>031056</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Mark Vaz]] 
'''Advisor''': [[Lou DiBella]] 
'''Trainers''': [[Pat Burns]] (2001-present) and [[Ozell Nelson]] (started with Taylor as an amateur), [[Emanuel Steward]] (2006-present)
 

== Professional Highlights ==
Jermain won the World Middleweight Title on July 16, 2005, with a split decision victory over Bernard Hopkins in Las Vegas, NV. In the rematch he earned a unanimous decision victory. In his last fight, he battled to a draw with [[Winky Wright]] then defended his belts from [[kassim ouma]] and [[cory spinks]].

== Amateur Highlights==
*1998 United States Amateur Light Middleweight Champion. Results included:
**Defeated [[Yamar Resto]] on points
**Defeated [[Philip Thrasher]] on points
**Defeated [[Chris Lords]] on points
**Defeated [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*1999 United States Amateur Championships at Light Middleweight. Results were:
**Defeated [[Santiago Rodriguez]] WDQ 3
**Defeated [[Peter Manfredo Jr]] TKO 2
**Lost to [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*1999 National Golden Gloves Champion at Light Middleweight. Results were:
**Defeated [[Jason Aaker]] by split decision
**Defeated [[Peter Manfredo Jr]] on points
**Defeated [[David Leal]] on points
**Defeated [[Dorian Beaupierre]] on points
**Defeated [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*Qualified at Light Middleweight for 2000 Olympic Games at the Olympic Trials in Tampa, Florida. Results were:
**Defeated [[Fritz Roberts]] (Virgin Islands) TKO 2
**Defeated [[Luis Sierra]] (Puerto Rico) TKO 3
**Defeated [[Scott MacIntosh]] (Canada) on points
**Defeated [[Hely Yanes]] (Venezuela) on points
*Light Middleweight bronze medalist representing the [[2000 United States Olympians|United States]] at the 2000 [[Olympics]] in Sydney, Australia. Results were:
**Defeated [[Dmitri Usagin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 1
**Defeated [[Scott MacIntosh]] (Canada) 23-9
**Defeated [[Felix Sturm|Adnan Catic]] (Germany) 19-14
**Lost to [[Yermakhan Ibraimov]] (Kazakhstan) RSC 4

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[[Category:World Middleweight Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:American World Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:African American Boxers|Taylor, Jermaine]]
[[Category:2000 Olympians|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:Olympic Bronze Medalists|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:American Olympians|Taylor, Jermain]]

Jermain Taylor

2007-09-30T05:44:43Z

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[[file:P000070786.jpg|left|175px| ]]
<boxer>031056</boxer>
'''Manager''': [[Mark Vaz]] 
'''Advisor''': [[Lou DiBella]] 
'''Trainers''': [[Pat Burns]] (2001-present) and [[Ozell Nelson]] (started with Taylor as an amateur), [[Emanuel Steward]] (2006-present)
 

== Professional Highlights ==
Jermain won the World Middleweight Title on July 16, 2005, with a split decision victory over Bernard Hopkins in Las Vegas, NV. In the rematch he earned a unanimous decision victory. In his last fight, he battled to a draw with [[Winky Wright]] then defended his belts from [[kassim ouma]] and [[cory spinks]].

== Amateur Highlights==
*1998 United States Amateur Light Middleweight Champion. Results included:
**Defeated [[Yamar Resto]] on points
**Defeated [[Philip Thrasher]] on points
**Defeated [[Chris Lords]] on points
**Defeated [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*1999 United States Amateur Championships at Light Middleweight. Results were:
**Defeated [[Santiago Rodriguez]] WDQ 3
**Defeated [[Peter Manfredo Jr]] TKO 2
**Lost to [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*1999 National Golden Gloves Champion at Light Middleweight. Results were:
**Defeated [[Jason Aaker]] by split decision
**Defeated [[Peter Manfredo Jr]] on points
**Defeated [[David Leal]] on points
**Defeated [[Dorian Beaupierre]] on points
**Defeated [[Anthony Hanshaw]] on points
*Qualified at Light Middleweight for 2000 Olympic Games at the Olympic Trials in Tampa, Florida. Results were:
**Defeated [[Fritz Roberts]] (Virgin Islands) TKO 2
**Defeated [[Luis Sierra]] (Puerto Rico) TKO 3
**Defeated [[Scott MacIntosh]] (Canada) on points
**Defeated [[Hely Yanes]] (Venezuela) on points
*Light Middleweight bronze medalist representing the [[2000 United States Olympians|United States]] at the 2000 [[Olympics]] in Sydney, Australia. Results were:
**Defeated [[Dmitri Usagin]] (Bulgaria) RSC 1
**Defeated [[Scott MacIntosh]] (Canada) 23-9
**Defeated [[Felix Sturm|Adnan Catic]] (Germany) 19-14
**Lost to [[Yermakhan Ibraimov]] (Kazakhstan) RSC 4

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[[Category:World Middleweight Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:American World Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:African American Boxers|Taylor, Jermaine]]
[[Category:2000 Olympians|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:Olympic Bronze Medalists|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:National Golden Gloves Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:United States Amateur Champions|Taylor, Jermain]]
[[Category:American Olympians|Taylor, Jermain]]

Bernard Hopkins vs. Jermain Taylor (1st meeting)

2007-08-28T19:06:47Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Hopkins || Taylor
|-
| Landed || 96 || 86
|-
| Thrown || 326 || 453
|-
| Pct. || 29% || 19%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Jabs || Hopkins || Taylor
|-
| Landed || 18 || 36
|-
| Thrown || 109 || 264
|-
| Pct. || 17% || 14%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Jay Nady]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Duane Ford]] (115-113 Taylor), [[Jerry Roth]] (116-112 Hopkins), [[Paul Smith]] (115-113 Taylor) 
*Weights: 160 lbs (each)
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Hopkins' record setting streak of 20 straight title defenses comes to an end. 
- The fight was close with Hopkins being very inactive in the first 6 rounds and stepping it up in the final 6.

== External Link(s) ==
[http://www.boxingtimes.com/analyses/2005/050716hopkins_taylor.html The Boxing Times analysis]

[[Category:2005 Bouts|Hopkins vs. Taylor]]

Bernard Hopkins vs. Jermain Taylor (1st meeting)

2007-08-28T19:06:31Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Hopkins || Taylor
|-
| Landed || 96 || 86
|-
| Thrown || 326 || 453
|-
| Pct. || 29% || 19%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Jabs || Hopkins || Taylor
|-
| Landed || 18 || 36
|-
| Thrown || 109 || 264
|-
| Pct. || 17% || 14%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Middleweight Title''' (Hopkins defending) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Jay Nady]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Duane Ford]] (115-113 Taylor), [[Jerry Roth]] (116-112 Hopkins), [[Paul Smith]] (115-113 Taylor) 
*Weights: 160 lbs (each)
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Hopkins' record setting streak of 20 straight title defenses comes to an end.
- The fight was close with Hopkins being very inactive in the first 6 rounds and stepping it up in the final 6.

== External Link(s) ==
[http://www.boxingtimes.com/analyses/2005/050716hopkins_taylor.html The Boxing Times analysis]

[[Category:2005 Bouts|Hopkins vs. Taylor]]

Oscar De La Hoya vs. Floyd Mayweather Jr.

2007-07-10T03:42:33Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''Punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || De La Hoya || Mayweather
|-
| Landed || 122 || 207
|-
| Thrown || 587 || 481
|-
| Pct. || 21% || 43%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Power Punches || De La Hoya || Mayweather
|-
| Landed || 82 || 138
|-
| Thrown || 341 || 241
|-
| Pct. || 24% || 57%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title''' (1st defense of De La Hoya) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Kenny Bayless]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Chuck Giampa]] (116-112 Mayweather), [[Jerry Roth]] (115-113 Mayweather), [[Tom Kaczmarek]] (115-113 De La Hoya) 
*'''Weights:''' De La Hoya 154 lbs, Mayweather 150 lbs 
*Commission: [[Nevada State Athletic Commission]] 
*Promoter: [[Golden Boy Promotions]]
*Announcer: [[Michael Buffer]]
 
== Comment(s): ==
[[file:Dlhpbf poster.jpg|200px|right|Poster]]
* Floyd Mayweather Jr. has said this will be his last fight.
* De La Hoya selected [[Freddie Roach]] as his trainer for this bout instead of [[Floyd Mayweather|Floyd Mayweather Sr.]]
* Mayweather made his debut at [[junior middleweight]]
* De La Hoya will make $25 million & Mayweather $10 million (The second biggest payday in boxing history for two fighters in one bout. The biggest ever was [[Mike Tyson vs. Evander Holyfield (2nd meeting)]])
* Tickets sold out in three hours, and the tickets priced from $150-$350 were sold out in less than 45 minutes, making $19 million in just tickets alone.
* Mayweather was stripped of his WBC Welterweight belt, after defeating De La Hoya, and [[Shane Mosley]] will be upgraded to full champion status if Mayweather does not fight Mosley immediately after.
* Judge [[Jerry Roth]] scored the last round for Mayweather, the only judge to do so. Had he scored the twelfth for De La Hoya, the fight would have been a draw.
* Broke all PPV record buys at over 2.15 million buys.
* Mayweather vacated the belt shortly after the fight, thus keeping his WBC Welterweight belt.

[[Category:2007 Bouts|De la Hoya vs. Mayweather]]

Antonio Tarver vs. Bernard Hopkins

2007-07-09T04:07:57Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''Compubox punchstats''' [http://www.hbo.com/boxing/events/2006/0610_tarver_hopkins/columns/compubox_postfight.html]
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Hopkins || Tarver
|-
| Landed || 133 || 78
|-
| Thrown || 417 || 437
|-
| Pct. || 32% || 18%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Power Punches || Hopkins || Tarver
|-
| Landed || 125 || 48
|-
| Thrown || 343 || 211
|-
| Pct. || 37% || 23%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Jabs || Hopkins || Tarver
|-
| Landed || 8 || 30
|-
| Thrown || 74 || 226
|-
| Pct. || 11% || 13%
|}
*'''[[International Boxing Organization]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Tarver defending) 
*'''[[NBA]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Tarver defending)
*'''Referee:''' [[Benjy Esteves Jr.]]
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[John Coyle]] (118-109), [[Clark Sammartino]] (118-109), [[Al Bennett]] (118-109) 
*Weights: 174 lbs (each)
 

== Comment(s): ==
- Tarver down in round five when his glove touched the canvas after a Hopkins right.

== Factoid(s): ==
- Hopkins also won recognition as Light Heavyweight Champion by [[Ring Magazine]], by beating Tarver. 
- Tarver was a 3-to-1 favorite (per Fightnews) 
- Tarver lost a $250,000 bet with Hopkins, after he failed to stop Hopkins in the first six rounds.

[[Category:2006 Bouts|Hopkins vs. Tarver]]

Julio Cesar Garcia vs. Troy Browning

2007-06-23T22:12:09Z

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* '''Referee''': [[Jorge Alonso]]
* Weights: Garcia 156 1/4 lbs, Browning 153 1/4 lbs.

== Notes ==

* Garcia warned in the 5th Round for [[hitting on the break]].
* Garcia warned in the 8th Round for shoving Browning.
* Action paused in Round 10 as ice fell from the trunks of Browning and into the ring.
* This fight aired on ESPN's Friday Night Fights

== Comments ==

* Former trainer and ESPN boxing analyst, [[Teddy Atlas]] apologized to the audience for the lackluster performance by Garcia.
* "That effort that we came here expecting has not been put forth by the 20-year old, 40 wins, 2 loss Garcia--a man who everybody was talking about 'how long until he gets in position to fight for a title.' A lot longer after we have seen this." - Teddy Atlas
* "Didn't Garcia have handspeed in his last fight?" - ESPN commentator [[Joe Tessitore]]

[[Category: 2007 Bouts|Garcia vs. Browning]]

Bernard Hopkins vs. Felix Trinidad

2007-06-21T18:10:52Z

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[[file:Hopkins.Trinidad.Prog.jpg|right|200px|Program]]
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Middleweight Title''' (1st. defending of Hopkins) 
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Middleweight Title''' (1st. defending of Trinidad) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Middleweight Title''' (14th. defending of Hopkins) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Steve Smoger]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Don Ackerman]] (109-100), [[Stanley Christodoulou]] (107-102), [[Anek Hongtongkam]] (107-102) - all for Hopkins at the time of stoppage 
*Time: 1:18 
*Weights: Hopkins 157 lbs, Trinidad 158.5 lbs
 
== Comment(s): ==
- Trinidad down in the 12th. 
- Trinidad's corner throws in the towel. 
- The fight was postponed due to the September 11th attacks.

[[Category:2001 Bouts|Hopkins vs. Trinidad]]

Felix Trinidad vs. Oscar De La Hoya

2007-06-21T18:08:57Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''CompuBox punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Trinidad || De La Hoya
|-
| Landed || 116 || 263
|-
| Thrown || 462 || 648
|-
| Pct. || 25% || 41%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Power Punches || Trinidad || De La Hoya
|-
| Landed || 124 || 120
|-
| Thrown || 318 || 277
|-
| Pct. || 39% || 43%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Welterweight Title''' (8th defending of De La Hoya) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Welterweight Title''' (15th defending of Trinidad) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Mitch Halpern]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Jerry Roth]] (115-113), [[Glen Hamada]] (114-114), [[Bob Logist]] (115-114)
*The [[Unified Rules of Boxing]] applied 
*Weights: 147 lbs (each)
 
== Comment(s): ==
- The AP scored the fight 115-113 for De La Hoya. 
- HBO unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-114. 
- De La Hoya dominated the opening rounds with ease but, believing he had the fight won already, started running from Trinidad giving the last rounds away

[[Category:1999 Bouts|Trinidad vs. De La Hoya]]

Felix Trinidad vs. Oscar De La Hoya

2007-06-21T18:08:41Z

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{| {{punchstatstable-r}}
|+ '''CompuBox punchstats'''
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Total Punches || Trinidad || De La Hoya
|-
| Landed || 116 || 263
|-
| Thrown || 462 || 648
|-
| Pct. || 25% || 41%
|- {{pstable-bg1}}
! Power Punches || Trinidad || De La Hoya
|-
| Landed || 124 || 120
|-
| Thrown || 318 || 277
|-
| Pct. || 39% || 43%
|}
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Welterweight Title''' (8th defending of De La Hoya) 
*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Welterweight Title''' (15th defending of Trinidad) 
*'''Referee:''' [[Mitch Halpern]] 
*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Jerry Roth]] (115-113), [[Glen Hamada]] (114-114), [[Bob Logist]] (115-114)
*The [[Unified Rules of Boxing]] applied 
*Weights: 147 lbs (each)
 
== Comment(s): ==
- The AP scored the fight 115-113 for De La Hoya. 
- HBO unofficial judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the fight 114-114.
- De La Hoya dominated the opening rounds with ease but, believing he had the fight won already, started running from Trinidad giving the last rounds away

[[Category:1999 Bouts|Trinidad vs. De La Hoya]]

Shannon Briggs vs. George Foreman

2007-05-08T02:34:31Z

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<fight>17847</fight>

* [[New Jersey State Athletic Control Board]] commissioner [[Larry Hazzard]] acknowledged the widespread criticism of the decision in this bout in a 1998 interview, and, referring to his selection of judges, admitted that he "would've done it differently" if he had the opportunity to make the selection again. He explained that he had wanted to give the relatively inexperienced judges [[Larry Layton]] and [[Calvin Claxton]] "some exposure" by assigning them to work a high-profile fight, but said: "If I had it to do over again, forget it. I'd just wait [to give them exposure]....I guess it was one of those fights most people thought Foreman would win, and a fight most people didn't think would be that difficult to score. And heavyweights are easier to score. This ain't gonna be a big deal. Boy, was it a big deal! Everyone thought Foreman had won. "

== References ==

Farhood, Steve. "The Buck Stops Here," ''Boxing Monthly'', October 1998, pp. 34-35.

[[Category:1997 Bouts|Briggs, Shannon vs. George Foreman]]

-This was the last fight of Foreman's comeback. Through his comeback after 10 years out of the ring, Foreman went 31-3-0 (26 KO).

Roy Jones Jr. vs. Glen Kelly

2007-05-06T21:17:22Z

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Kelly down once in the 3rd and twice in the 6th.

This was Roy Jones Jr's 24th appearance on HBO. This broke a tie with Oscar De La Hoya for the most times appeared on HBO at 23.

Roy Jones Jr. vs. Vinny Pazienza

2007-05-06T21:16:47Z

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Roy Jones Jr. vs. Vinny Pazienza

2007-05-06T21:16:21Z

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<fight>9628</fight>

Compubox stats Total punches: Jones 173/308 (56%) — Pazienza 45/110 (41%)

Roy Jones Jr becomes the only fighter in Compubox history to go an entire round without being hit by his oppenent (Round 6)

This was Roy Jones Jr's 24th appearance on HBO. This broke a tie with Oscar De La Hoya for the most times appeared on HBO at 23.

Roy Jones Jr. vs. Vinny Pazienza

2007-05-06T21:14:33Z

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