Argenis Mendez vs. Jose Navarrete - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1309200 moved to Argenis Mendez vs. Jose Navarrete

2008-06-09T22:26:02Z

Fight:1309200 moved to Argenis Mendez vs. Jose Navarrete

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Brizel at 16:40, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T16:40:26Z

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	In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over a game Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.		In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over a game Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.

	Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting ~~otu~~ of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch and land left hand leads off the ropes as Navarette came forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the fourth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth. So it was a difficult fight to score. Mendez won a split decision, but from the ringside view there was no way a judge could have given Mendez every round as the fight was too close. Referee: Vic de Wysocki		Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting out of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch and land left hand leads off the ropes as Navarette came forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the fourth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth. So it was a difficult fight to score. Mendez won a split decision, but from the ringside view there was no way a judge could have given Mendez every round as the fight was too close. Referee: Vic de Wysocki

Brizel at 13:43, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T13:43:22Z

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	In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.		In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over a game Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.

	Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting otu of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch and land left hand leads off the ropes as Navarette came forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the fourth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth. So it was a difficult fight to score. Mendez won a split decision, but from the ringside view there was no way a judge could have given Mendez every round as the fight was too close.		Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting otu of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch and land left hand leads off the ropes as Navarette came forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the fourth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth. So it was a difficult fight to score. Mendez won a split decision, but from the ringside view there was no way a judge could have given Mendez every round as the fight was too close. Referee: Vic de Wysocki

Brizel at 13:42, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T13:42:21Z

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	In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.		In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.

	Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting otu of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch off the ropes as Navarette ~~acme~~ forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the ~~foruth~~ and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth.		Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting otu of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch and land left hand leads off the ropes as Navarette came forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the fourth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth. So it was a difficult fight to score. Mendez won a split decision, but from the ringside view there was no way a judge could have given Mendez every round as the fight was too close.

Brizel at 13:40, 7 June 2008

2008-06-07T13:40:05Z

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	In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.		In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.

			Mendez, a Dominican super featherweight now fighting otu of Brooklyn, had his hands full with Navarette, a Mexican fighting out of Chicago. Trialhorse Navarette took Mendez to school, taking the fight to him from the opening bell and forcing Mendez to fight back. Mendez fought smartly, though, avoiding center ring and preferring to counterpunch off the ropes as Navarette acme forward and threw alot of punches. Navarette kept coming, and appeared the aggressor for all six rounds. The first round looked like it went to Mendez, the second round was very close, the third round looked even, the foruth and fifth were very close, and Navarette won the sixth.

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2008-06-07T13:36:06Z

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In an extremely close fight that could have gone either way, Artemis Mendez, 12-0 with 8 kos, won a split decision over Jose Navarette, 9-15-2 with 3 kos. Navarette comported himself very well, and is a far better fighter than his record indicates.