Bas van Duivenbode vs. Roy Askvold - Revision history

Emaster: Bas van Duivenbode vs Roy Askvold moved to Bas van Duivenbode vs. Roy Askvold

2007-10-13T14:01:20Z

Bas van Duivenbode vs Roy Askvold moved to Bas van Duivenbode vs. Roy Askvold

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Tron at 19:50, 28 June 2006

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	Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched in the 1st and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating left jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.		Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched in the 1st and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating left jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.

	''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.~~Nielsen~~ voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.		''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nilsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.

			Trivia: Both boxers participated in the Light middleweight divison,Rome Olympics 1960, but didn't face each other. Askvold became nr.23,Duivenbode nr 11.

Tron at 14:08, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T14:08:39Z

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	Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched in the 1st and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating ~~lefs~~ jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.		Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched in the 1st and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating left jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.

	''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nielsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.		''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nielsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.

Tron at 14:08, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T14:08:16Z

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	Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating lefs jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.		Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched in the 1st and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating lefs jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.

	''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nielsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.		''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nielsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.

Tron at 11:11, 24 June 2006

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	Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating lefs jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.		Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating lefs jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.

			''Aftenposten's'' Leif K.Nielsen voiced concern about Askvold who now seemed to have lost his fighting spirit.In the 4th round, ringsiders could hear the Norwegian's heavy breathing as he struggled.

Tron at 10:58, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T10:58:55Z

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Norwegian Roy Askvold moved to light heavyweight and took on the dangerous and still ambitious Dutchman Bas van Duivenbode. The small framed Askvold crouched and caught many of the tall Duivenbode's straight lefts and rights on his gloves. Askvold rushed in attacks, but was countered effectively with irritating lefs jabs. Duivenbode increased the tempo in the 4th and a frustrated Askvold was hit in the face repeatedly. He just couldn't get close to the elusive Dutchman. After the 5th, Askvold raved to his corner and had to be persuaded to go through the last round. This he did, just to last the distance, knowing he had lost.