Andriy Kotelnik vs. Norio Kimura - Revision history

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			*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Light Welterweight Title''' (1st defending of Kotelnik)<br>
			*'''Weights:''' 140 lbs (each)
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			== Notes ==
	From the Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, the Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.		From the Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, the Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Emaster: Andreas Kotelnik vs. Norio Kimura moved to Andriy Kotelnik vs. Norio Kimura

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Brizel at 01:20, 14 September 2008

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	From the Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, ~~hte~~ Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.		From the Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, the Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Brizel at 01:19, 14 September 2008

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	~~Fromthe~~ Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.		From the Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Brizel at 01:19, 14 September 2008

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	Fromthe ~~Sportpalace~~ in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.		Fromthe Sport palace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Brizel at 01:19, 14 September 2008

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	Fromthe Sportpalace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the ~~fist timeKimura~~ had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.		Fromthe Sportpalace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the first time that Kimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Brizel at 01:14, 14 September 2008

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	Fromthe Sportpalace in ~~Lvov~~, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, te Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost ~~sicne~~ 2002, going back six and a half years.		Fromthe Sportpalace in Lviv, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, hte Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost since March 2002, going back six and a half years. However, Kimura this was the fist timeKimura had fought outside his native Japan in 42 pro bouts.

Brizel at 01:12, 14 September 2008

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	Fromthe Sportpalace in Lvov, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, te Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost sicne 2002, going back six and a half years.		Fromthe Sportpalace in Lvov, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, te Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost sicne 2002, going back six and a half years.

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2008-09-14T01:12:08Z

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Fromthe Sportpalace in Lvov, Ukraine, Andreas Kotelnik succcessfully defended his WBA Light Welterweight Title for the first time with a unanimous decision over challenger Norio Kimura, te Japanese Welterweight champion. Kimura had won thirteen Japanese Light Welterweight title bouts going back to 2004, and had not lost sicne 2002, going back six and a half years.