Andrew Hartley vs. Charlie Zelenoff - Revision history

John at 01:06, 30 June 2017

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	Zelenoff, who had called out Hartley in a series of profanity-laced Internet videos on YouTube and through other postings on BoxRec, lasted 1:14 into the first round before intentionally spitting out his mouthpiece for the third time. He drew a disqualification in the much bally-hooed showdown.		Zelenoff, who had called out Hartley in a series of profanity-laced Internet videos on YouTube and through other postings on BoxRec, lasted 1:14 into the first round before intentionally spitting out his mouthpiece for the third time. He drew a disqualification in the much bally-hooed showdown.

	“He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating,” said referee ~~Tomlinson~~. “Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to ~~‘he’s~~ hitting me too much,’ I didn’t see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.”		“He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating,” said referee Thomasson. “Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to 'he’s hitting me too much' I didn’t see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.”

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	“He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating,” said referee Tomlinson. “Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to ‘he’s hitting me too much,’ I didn’t see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.”		“He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating,” said referee Tomlinson. “Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to ‘he’s hitting me too much,’ I didn’t see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.”

	~~== External Links ==~~

	~~[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlxtDLPKnDA] Youtube Video of the fight~~

2008-05-05T04:12:50Z

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	Zelenoff was disqualified for spitting out his mouthpiece ~~twice~~.
			From Deep South Boxing.com:

			In the feature fight on the undercard, Fort Smith’s Andrew “Kid Thunder” Hartley put an exclamation mark on his promise to shut down and shut up debuting California lightweight Charlie “Russian Pride” Zelenoff. Zelenoff turned out to be a “lightweight” in more than just classification.

			Zelenoff, who had called out Hartley in a series of profanity-laced Internet videos on YouTube and through other postings on BoxRec, lasted 1:14 into the first round before intentionally spitting out his mouthpiece for the third time. He drew a disqualification in the much bally-hooed showdown.

			“He (Zelenoff) was shouting at me the whole time that Hartley was cheating,” said referee Tomlinson. “Unless the definition of cheating has been changed to ‘he’s hitting me too much,’ I didn’t see much merit in his complaint. I disqualified him for deliberately spitting out his mouthpiece.”

			== External Links ==

			[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=NlxtDLPKnDA] Youtube Video of the fight

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Zelenoff was disqualified for spitting out his mouthpiece twice.