Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey - Revision history

Slugger at 04:52, 13 March 2020

2020-03-13T04:52:16Z

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	<fight>1573901</fight>		<fight>1573901</fight>
	'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Light Welterweight Title''' (Khan's 4th defence)
			*[[:File:Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey (poster).PNG\|Fight Poster #2]]

	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==

Slugger at 02:48, 8 March 2020

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			[[File:Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey (poster).PNG\|right\|275px]]
	<fight>1573901</fight>		<fight>1573901</fight>
	'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence		'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence
	~~<br clear=all>~~
	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	~~[[File:Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey (poster).PNG\|right\|300px]]~~
	The bout was halted during the sixth round after the challenger was deemed unable to continue due to a cut caused by a clash of heads. Although most who watched the fight disagreed with the stoppage		The bout was halted during the sixth round after the challenger was deemed unable to continue due to a cut caused by a clash of heads. Although most who watched the fight disagreed with the stoppage

	Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.		Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.
	"There is no point in a rematch."		"There is no point in a rematch."

Slugger at 10:18, 5 August 2011

2011-08-05T10:18:12Z

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	'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence		'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence
			<br clear=all>
	~~----~~		== Bout Summary ==
			[[File:Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey (poster).PNG\|right\|300px]]

	The bout was halted during the sixth round after the challenger was deemed unable to continue due to a cut caused by a clash of heads. Although most who watched the fight disagreed with the stoppage		The bout was halted during the sixth round after the challenger was deemed unable to continue due to a cut caused by a clash of heads. Although most who watched the fight disagreed with the stoppage

	Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.		Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.
	"There is no point in a rematch."		"There is no point in a rematch."

Emaster: moved Fight:1573901 to Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey

2011-07-24T16:42:16Z

moved Fight:1573901 to Amir Khan vs. Paul McCloskey

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Matt at 20:50, 29 April 2011

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 The bout was halted during the sixth round after the challenger was deemed unable to continue due to a cut caused by a clash of heads. Although most who watched the fight disagreed with the stoppage
 Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.
 "There is no point in a rematch."

Kingofkings: /* 16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points */

2011-04-29T19:55:50Z

16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points

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	Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.		Khan started patiently against the challenger's rangy southpaw style. But Khan landed a big right at the start of the second that shook McCloskey, However McCloskey grew in confidence, and his left crosses in the third pushed Khan back. Khan stunned McCloskey breifly in round 6 and was a unanimous victor on the scorecards, with all three judges awarding him a comfortable 60-54 win. McCloskey's awkward southpaw style and reluctency to engage meant the champion did not have it all his own way and often looked amateurish in missing his punches but there was no doubt who was on top at the time of the fight's premature end. Khan in the post fight interview dismissed any talk of a rematch -Khan- "He didn't win one round. I was hurting him, I wasn't tired, and I promise you if it had gone two more rounds he would have been knocked out.
	"There is no point in a rematch."		"There is no point in a rematch."

			--[[User:Kingofkings\|Kingofkings]] 19:55, 29 April 2011 (UTC)

Kingofkings: /* 16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points */

2011-04-29T19:51:06Z

16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points

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	'''Judge 3''':60-54		'''Judge 3''':60-54

	'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence		'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence

Kingofkings: /* 16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points */

2011-04-29T19:50:58Z

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	== '''16/04/2011''': Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points ==		== '''16/04/2011''': Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points ==
	'''Location:''' M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom		'''Location:''' M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom

	'''Judge 1''':60-54		'''Judge 1''':60-54

Kingofkings: /* 16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points */

2011-04-29T19:50:47Z

16/04/2011: Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points

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	'''Location:''' M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom		'''Location:''' M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom
	'''Judge 1''':60-54		'''Judge 1''':60-54

	'''Judge 2''':60-54		'''Judge 2''':60-54

	'''Judge 3''':60-54		'''Judge 3''':60-54
	World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title- Khan's 4th defence		'''World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title'''- Khan's 4th defence

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Kingofkings: /* Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points */

2011-04-29T19:50:30Z

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	== Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points ==		== '''16/04/2011''': Amir Khan defeats the challenger Paul McCloskey on points ==
			'''Location:''' M.E.N. Arena, Manchester, Lancashire, United Kingdom
			'''Judge 1''':60-54
			'''Judge 2''':60-54
			'''Judge 3''':60-54
			World Boxing Association Light Welterweight Title- Khan's 4th defence

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