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Sinan Samil Sam vs. Paolo Vidoz

2008-07-16T12:52:55Z

Reyo:

<fight>1293100</fight>

This fight was originally declared a draw.
Weeks later, on July 16th 2008 European Boxing Union ruled the decision should be given to Samil Sam because judge Dolpierre allegedly admitted a mistake scoring the 12th round.

Sinan Samil Sam vs. Paolo Vidoz

2008-07-09T17:43:21Z

Reyo: scorecards have now finally been released

Sinan Samil Sam vs. Paolo Vidoz

2008-07-04T22:45:07Z

Reyo: New page: The ring announcer didn't read the scorecards, he just declared the fight a draw.

The ring announcer didn't read the scorecards, he just declared the fight a draw.

Danny Williams vs. Konstantin Airich

2008-05-31T12:29:42Z

Reyo:

Williams was deducted a point in the 2nd round for low blows.
Williams received two standing eight counts in the 3rd round and was counted in the 4th round. He was deducted a point in the 5th round for hitting after the break.
Airich was counted in the 5th round.
The 6th round was stopped with 1'30" to go when Airich ws knocked down.
Airich's corner threw in the towel in the 7th round.

Danny Williams vs. Konstantin Airich

2008-05-31T12:28:05Z

Reyo: New page: Williams was deducted a point in the 2nd round for low blows. Williams received two standing eight counts in the 3rd round and was counted in the 4th round. He was deducted a point in the ...

Williams was deducted a point in the 2nd round for low blows.
Williams received two standing eight counts in the 3rd round and was counted in the 4th round. He was deducted a point in the 5th round for hitting after the break.
Airich was counted in the 5th round.
The 6th round was stopped with a 1'30" to go.
Airich's corner threw in the towel in the 7th round.

Israel Vazquez vs. Rafael Marquez (3rd meeting)

2008-03-12T18:26:10Z

Reyo: Pat Russel said himself in th post fight interview, it wasn't a standing eight count, he called it a legit knockdown.

<fight>1259054</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (1st defense by Vázquez)
*'''Weights:''' Vázquez 122 lbs, Márquez 121.5 lbs
 
== Comment(s): ==
*Vázquez down once in round four
*Márquez deducted one point for low blows in round ten
*Márquez received an eight count in the final seconds of round twelve when only the ropes prevented him from being knocked down.

== See Also ==

*[[Rafael Márquez vs. Israel Vázquez (1st meeting)|Márquez vs. Vázquez I]]
*[[Rafael Márquez vs. Israel Vázquez (2nd meeting)|Márquez vs. Vázquez II]]

David Haye vs. Enzo Maccarinelli

2008-03-09T11:05:20Z

Reyo:

<fight>1262320</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Cruiserweight Title''' (1st defense of Haye)
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Cruiserweight Title''' (1st defense of Haye)
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Cruiserweight Title''' (4th defense of Maccarinelli)
*'''Time:''' 2:04
*'''Weights:''' Haye 198 lbs, Maccarinelli 197 lbs
*'''Announcer:''' [[Jimmy Lennon]]
*The [[Unified Rules of Boxing]] applied

Maccarinelli rose from a knockdown on unsteady legs and wobbled badly getting back to his corner, forcing the referee to wave it off.

David Haye vs. Enzo Maccarinelli

2008-03-09T11:04:45Z

Reyo:

<fight>1262320</fight>
*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Cruiserweight Title''' (1st defense of Haye)
*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Cruiserweight Title''' (1st defense of Haye)
*'''[[World Boxing Organization]] Cruiserweight Title''' (4th defense of Maccarinelli)
*'''Time:''' 2:04
*'''Weights:''' Haye 198 lbs, Maccarinelli 197 lbs
*'''Announcer:''' [[Jimmy Lennon]]
*The [[Unified Rules of Boxing]] applied

Maccarinelli rose from a knockdown on unsteady legs and wobbled getting back to his corner, forcing the referee to wave it off.

Vladimir Virchis vs. Paolo Vidoz (2nd meeting)

2007-11-18T16:14:09Z

Reyo:

<fight>1189158</fight>

Vidoz suffered a broken right wrist in this fight and had to undergo surgery during which a few titanium plates were inserted to hold the wrist together.
Since the same thing occoured in his fight against Valuev in his jaw, he changed his nickname from "Titanium Jaw" to "Titanium Man".

Source:
http://www.paolovidoz.it/?p=126

Carl Thompson vs. David Haye

2007-11-10T22:29:11Z

Reyo:

<fight>814704</fight>

Haye was easily outboxing Thompson and was ahead on every scorecard but ran out of gas.
Haye down in round 5. Corner stoppage.

Vladimir Virchis vs. Paolo Vidoz (2nd meeting)

2007-05-18T16:00:03Z

Reyo:

Official weights:
Virchis: 248 lbs. (112.5 kg)
Vidoz: 242.5 lbs. (110 kg)

Paolo Vidoz vs. Vladimir Virchis (1st meeting)

2007-05-02T12:53:13Z

Reyo: removed false info, scorecards have never been released.

<fight>1095783</fight>
Mandatory Defense by Vidoz. Luan Krasniqi, Danny Williams and Sinan Samil Sam had been declared mandatory challengers by the EBU, but refused to fight Vidoz.

Vidoz suffered a busted eardrum and an injured knee in this fight.

User talk:THE LATIN SNAKE

2007-05-01T13:42:42Z

Reyo:

==vandalism==

Please restrain form editing biased and unproven comments. The Branco-Drews rematch wasn't absolutely like you wrote, this isn't supposed to be a forum, if you feel otherwise, prove a citation.

== Deleting Text ==

Why are you constantly deleting text from fights? Stop it! --[[User:Ric|Ric]] 09:28, 19 April 2007 (CDT)

some text if you haven't noticed is increibly bias and cruel, eg- one guy wrote like half a page of rubbish about vic darchinyan --[[THE LATIN SNAKE]]

== Maselino Masoe ==

Why did you move his page to the boxer code page title? I have no clue why you would do something like that.--[[User:Matt Tegen|Matt Tegen]] 00:22, 20 April 2007 (CDT)

Silvio Branco vs. Stipe Drews

2007-05-01T13:39:51Z

Reyo: removed biased comment, need citation

Michael Sprott vs. Audley Harrison (1st meeting)

2007-02-18T18:38:11Z

Reyo:

<fight>1161246</fight>
*'''[[European Boxing Union]] EU Heavyweight Title''' (Sprott defending) and '''Vacant [[British Boxing Board of Control|BBBofC]] English Heavyweight Title'''
*'''Weights:''' Sprott - 105.5 kg, Harrison - 115,2 kg
*'''Time:''' 3:00
*'''Referee:''' [[Ian John Lewis]]
*'''Judges:''' [[Richard James Davis]], [[Mark Green]], [[Marcus McDonnell]]

Harrison was out cold from a left hook.
Sprott was knocked down in the first round.

[[Category:2007 Bouts|Sprott vs. Harrison]]

Michael Sprott vs. Audley Harrison (1st meeting)

2007-02-18T10:54:38Z

Reyo:

Harrison was out cold from a left hook.
Sprott was knocked down in the first round.

Alfredo Escalera vs. Tyrone Everett

2007-02-10T21:05:45Z

Reyo:

<fight>30632</fight>

Widely recognized as one of the most disgraceful decision in the history of boxing.
According to The Ring Magazine, it was included in the top-5 worst robbery ever.

Miguel Angel Cotto vs. Gianluca Branco

2007-01-31T23:57:49Z

Reyo:

Branco quit in the 8th round.

Vladimir Virchis vs. Marcus McGee

2007-01-24T19:33:49Z

Reyo: grammar

<Fight>1152862</fight>

Following the KO, McGee was carried out unconscious on a stretcher.

Vladimir Virchis vs. Marcus McGee

2007-01-20T23:32:18Z

Reyo:

Following the KO, McGee was taken out unconscious on a stretcher.

James Toney

2007-01-08T11:55:53Z

Reyo:

[[file:Toney.james.jpg|left|James Toney]]
<boxer>001437</boxer>
'''Trainer''': [[Freddie Roach]] 
'''Manager''': Self 
 

A multiple divison champion and future Hall of Famer. Toney is known for his legendary "old-school" defense consisting of his shoulder roll which he uses to avoid punches, his ability to fight off the ropes, his slick body movements and his infighting.
.On [[Fight:929781|April 30, 2005]], Toney defeated [[Boxer:John Ruiz:004655|John Ruiz]] and at that moment was just the third Middleweight champion to capture a version of the Heavyweight Title, along with [[Boxer:Roy Jones Jr.:001758|Roy Jones, Jr.]], and [[Boxer:Bob Fitzsimmons:010552|Bob Fitzsimmons]].

However, on May 11, 2005, Toney tested positive for a banned substance, and his victory over Ruiz was changed to a [[no decision|No-Decision]]. He was also suspended for 90 days and fined $10,000. On May 17, 2005, Toney was stripped of the [[WBA]] title for his positive test, and the title was restored to Ruiz.

*Named [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] for 1991 and 2003 
*Named [[Boxing Writers' Association of America Fighter of the Year]] for 1991 and 2003

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 35 fights, 33 wins (32 KO's), 2 losses
*Lost on his Debut
*Won 1983 and 1984 West Michigan Division Junior Title (156 LBS)
*Won 1987 Novice Golden Gloves in Manchester (156 LBS)
*Won 1987 Michigan Silver Gloves (156 LBS)
*Lost at 1988 Detroit Golden Gloves (first fight) (156 LBS)
*Won 1988 Ohio State Fair (156 LBS) (invitational)

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[[Category: World Cruiserweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category: World Super Middleweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category: World Middleweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category:American World Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category:African American Boxers|Toney]]

James Toney

2007-01-08T11:54:06Z

Reyo: specified better Toney's style

[[file:Toney.james.jpg|left|James Toney]]
<boxer>001437</boxer>
'''Trainer''': [[Freddie Roach]] 
'''Manager''': Self 
 

A multiple divison champion and future Hall of Famer. Toney is known for his legendary "old-school" defense which consists of his shoulder roll which he uses to avoid punches, his ability to fight off the ropes, his slick body movements and his infighting.
.On [[Fight:929781|April 30, 2005]], Toney defeated [[Boxer:John Ruiz:004655|John Ruiz]] and at that moment was just the third Middleweight champion to capture a version of the Heavyweight Title, along with [[Boxer:Roy Jones Jr.:001758|Roy Jones, Jr.]], and [[Boxer:Bob Fitzsimmons:010552|Bob Fitzsimmons]].

However, on May 11, 2005, Toney tested positive for a banned substance, and his victory over Ruiz was changed to a [[no decision|No-Decision]]. He was also suspended for 90 days and fined $10,000. On May 17, 2005, Toney was stripped of the [[WBA]] title for his positive test, and the title was restored to Ruiz.

*Named [[Ring Magazine Fighter of the Year]] for 1991 and 2003 
*Named [[Boxing Writers' Association of America Fighter of the Year]] for 1991 and 2003

== Amateur Accomplishments ==
Record: 35 fights, 33 wins (32 KO's), 2 losses
*Lost on his Debut
*Won 1983 and 1984 West Michigan Division Junior Title (156 LBS)
*Won 1987 Novice Golden Gloves in Manchester (156 LBS)
*Won 1987 Michigan Silver Gloves (156 LBS)
*Lost at 1988 Detroit Golden Gloves (first fight) (156 LBS)
*Won 1988 Ohio State Fair (156 LBS) (invitational)

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after=[[Roy Jones, Jr.]]|
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[[Category: World Cruiserweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category: World Super Middleweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category: World Middleweight Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category:American World Champions|Toney, James]]
[[Category:African American Boxers|Toney]]

Vassiliy Jirov vs. James Toney

2007-01-06T10:25:52Z

Reyo: it's not a personal opinion, it could be read in any account of the fight.

This fight was a masterpiece of infighting, counterpunching and old-school boxing provided by James Toney.

Samuel Peter vs. James Toney (2nd meeting)

2007-01-03T22:40:12Z

Reyo: WBC denied those requests and also refused to sanction a Maskaev-Klitschko fight. Plus, Maskaev just fought his volountary defense.

<fight> 1148638 </fight>
* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Heavyweight Title Eliminator'''
*Rematch ordered by WBC due to controversial scoring of first fight.
The winner of this fight will get a chance to fight [[World Boxing Council|WBC]] champion [[Oleg Maskaev]] in their next fight.
''See also:'' [[Samuel Peter vs. James Toney (1st meeting)|Peter vs. Toney I]]

[[Category:2007 Bouts]]

Fight:1111678

2007-01-03T21:50:36Z

Reyo:

This fight was fought at an almost unreal pace.
Although a domestic contest, it was voted Fight Of The Year by several of the most respected boxing magazines and boxing sites.

Fight:6868

2006-12-31T19:47:13Z

Reyo: I searched for information asking to some people but this statement is totally unproven.

<fight> 6868 </fight>

Mercer had been promised a title shot against Riddick Bowe and a guaranteed 1.5 million dollar payday if he beat Ferguson. However, things didnt go his way and Mercer was completely outboxed in this fight.

Fight:1111678

2006-12-31T15:11:41Z

Reyo:

This fight was fought at an almost unreal pace.
Although a domestic contest, it was voted Fight Of The Year by several of the most respected boxing magazines and boxing sites.
Some accounts of the fight can be read here:

http://www.secondsout.com/USA/news.cfm?ccs=229&cs=21050
http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1721-Jamie-Moore-and-Matthew-Macklin-take-it-Beyond-the-Hype-in-British-Title-Thriller.html

Fight:1111678

2006-12-31T15:05:13Z

Reyo:

This fight was fought at an almost unreal pace.
Although a domestic contest, it was voted Fight Of The Year by several of the most respected boxing magazines ans boxing sites.
Some account of the fight can be read here:

http://www.secondsout.com/USA/news.cfm?ccs=229&cs=21050
http://www.britishboxing.net/news_1721-Jamie-Moore-and-Matthew-Macklin-take-it-Beyond-the-Hype-in-British-Title-Thriller.html