Alonzo Butler vs. Friday Ahunanya - Revision history

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 <fight>1315360</fight>
 *'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''
 ==Bout Summary==
 Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth round, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The referee took a good look at Butler's swollen left eye in the seventh round, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did.

Rvk2007: Fight:1315360 moved to Alonzo Butler vs. Friday Ahunanya

2008-06-21T08:17:14Z

Fight:1315360 moved to Alonzo Butler vs. Friday Ahunanya

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Rvk2007 at 08:16, 21 June 2008

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 <fight>1315360</fight>
+*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''
-* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at Butler's swollen left eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.
+==Bout Summary==
-* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.
+Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth round, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The referee took a good look at Butler's swollen left eye in the seventh round, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did.

Brizel at 04:14, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T04:14:18Z

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	* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at ~~the~~ eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at Butler's swollen left eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.
	* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.		* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.

Brizel at 04:12, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T04:12:41Z

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	* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las ~~Vegas, and Butler-who had eye surgery in December 2007-was only 1-1 in~~ Vegas.		* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.
	* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.		* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.

Brizel at 04:10, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T04:10:57Z

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	* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity ~~due to~~ a ~~detached~~ left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity and with a repaired left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. With this win, 24-5-3 Ahunanya was 17-1-3 in Las Vegas, and Butler-who had eye surgery in December 2007-was only 1-1 in Vegas.
	* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.		* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.

Brizel at 04:06, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T04:06:13Z

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	* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. The first three rounds were competitive. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work with right hand leads on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.
	* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.		* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.

Drdatabox at 03:58, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T03:58:31Z

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	In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		* In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.
			* ESPN reported the blows as Ahunanya 143/305 47%, Butler 101/378 27%.

Brizel at 03:49, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T03:49:57Z

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	In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 14-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 24-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.

Brizel at 03:49, 21 June 2008

2008-06-21T03:49:37Z

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	In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.		In a nationally televised bout, unbeaten heavyweight Alonzo Butler's comeback after thirteen months of inactivity due to a detached left retina hit a snag when he was beaten by Friday Ahunanya. Unbeaten in 28 bouts, Butler was taken the ten round distance and beaten for the first time by Ahunanya, who consistently outjabbed Butler and beat him to the punch. Ahunanya decked Butler in the fourth, and by the end of round five, had completely closed Butler's right eye. The ref took a good look at the eye in the seventh, and gave Butler another chance, and Butler did his best to counter Ahunanya from that point on and survive to the final bell. Butler gave a very good accounting of himself, but Ahunanya went to work on Butler's known bad eye from the opening bell, knowing he would win if he succeeded, and win he did. With this bout, Ahunanya scored victories over his last two opponents-who had combined records of 46-0-1. 14-5-3 Ahunanya is 17-1-3 in Las Vegas.