Andre Berto vs. Cosme Rivera - Revision history

JollyDee at 20:31, 6 October 2008

2008-10-06T20:31:05Z

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	! Head Punches \|\| Rivera \|\| Berto		! Head Punches \|\| Rivera \|\| Berto

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2008-05-16T23:14:17Z

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Rivera scored a [[flash knockdown]] at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut, the first time Berto has been knocked down in his career. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.		Rivera scored a [[flash knockdown]] at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut, the first time Berto has been knocked down in his career. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end. ESPN Analyst [[Teddy Atlas]] scored the bout 98-91 for Berto.

	ESPN Analyst Teddy Atlas~~'s scorecard:~~ 98-91 for Berto.

	~~[[file:Berto Decision Ref Fitch.jpg]]~~

Rowdytimothy: formatting

2008-05-16T22:59:50Z

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	* This bout was televised on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]'', with guest analyst Bill Parcells, former National Football League coach (and two-time Superbowl Champion) and boxing enthusiast.		* This bout was televised on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]'', with guest analyst Bill Parcells, former National Football League coach (and two-time Superbowl Champion) and boxing enthusiast.
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	ESPN Analyst Teddy Atlas's scorecard: 98-91 for Berto.		ESPN Analyst Teddy Atlas's scorecard: 98-91 for Berto.

			[[file:Berto Decision Ref Fitch.jpg]]

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2008-04-09T22:34:50Z

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			* This bout was televised on [[ESPN2\|ESPN2's]] ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]'', with guest analyst Bill Parcells, former National Football League coach (and two-time Superbowl Champion) and boxing enthusiast.
	* Referee: [[Charlie Fitch]]
	* This bout was televised on ~~ESPN-2~~'s "Friday Night Fights," with guest analyst Bill Parcells, former National Football League coach (and two-time Superbowl Champion) and boxing enthusiast.

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

Sweetscientist: Fight:1208702 moved to Andre Berto vs. Cosme Rivera

2007-07-29T06:23:49Z

Fight:1208702 moved to Andre Berto vs. Cosme Rivera

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2007-07-29T03:07:02Z

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 *ESPN Analyst Teddy Atlas's scorecard: 98-91 Berto.

Ric at 04:57, 28 July 2007

2007-07-28T04:57:00Z

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	Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut, the first time Berto has been knocked down in his career. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.		Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut, the first time Berto has been knocked down in his career. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.

	*Teddy Atlas' scorecard 98-91 Berto.		*ESPN Analyst Teddy Atlas's scorecard: 98-91 Berto.

Rvk2007 at 04:13, 28 July 2007

2007-07-28T04:13:58Z

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.		{\| {{punchstatstable-r}}
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			! Head Punches \|\| Rivera \|\| Berto
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			\| Landed \|\| 83 \|\| 170
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			\| Thrown \|\| 374 \|\| 480
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			\| Pct. \|\| 22% \|\| 35%
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			! Body Punches \|\| Rivera \|\| Berto
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			\| Landed \|\| 89 \|\| 40
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			\| Thrown \|\| 140 \|\| 65
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			\| Pct. \|\| 64% \|\| 62%
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			! Total Punches \|\| Rivera \|\| Berto
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			\| Landed \|\| 172 \|\| 210
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			\| Thrown \|\| 514 \|\| 545
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			\| Pct. \|\| 33% \|\| 39%
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			Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut, the first time Berto has been knocked down in his career. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.

			*Teddy Atlas' scorecard 98-91 Berto.

Ric at 03:00, 28 July 2007

2007-07-28T03:00:19Z

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started as new tape was put on his right ~~glove~~, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.		Rivera scored a flash knockdown at the very end of Round Six with a left uppercut. Berto was then given much more than a minute's rest before Round Seven started when a new glove and tape was put on his right hand, allowing him to recuperate from the knockdown. Rivera sustained a bad cut below his right eye by a left hook near the end of Round Seven--apparently opening an old cut that had opened nine months earlier in his previous bout. His eye continued to bleed throughout Round Eight. Round Nine started a bit late as the ring doctor examined Rivera's eye to determine if he could continue. But the cut continued bleeding throughout that round as well. The final stanza saw Rivera turn southpaw a little while, and then both boxers slugging it out toe-to-toe at the end.