Bernard Dunne vs. Noel Wilders - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1048955 moved to Bernard Dunne vs. Noel Wilders

2008-04-19T04:32:39Z

Fight:1048955 moved to Bernard Dunne vs. Noel Wilders

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2007-09-09T14:45:56Z

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Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC (Sanctioning Body)| IBC]] Super Bantamweight Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)

Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, Referee [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.

Fight Stopped : 2 mins 04 seconds of Round 6

Ric at 05:07, 4 May 2006

2006-05-04T05:07:49Z

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	Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC]] Super ~~Batamweight~~ Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)		Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC]] Super Bantamweight Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)

	Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, Referee [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.		Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, Referee [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.

Ric at 05:07, 4 May 2006

2006-05-04T05:07:04Z

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	Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC]] Super Batamweight Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)		Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC]] Super Batamweight Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)

	Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, ~~Rreferee~~ [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.		Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, Referee [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.

Ric: fight code

2006-05-04T05:06:48Z

fight code

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<fight>1048955</fight>

Wilders had previously retired from boxing, despite having accepted an offer to fight Dunne for the then vacant [[IBC]] Super Batamweight Championship. (Wilders was replaced by Sean Hughes.)

Dunne had Wilders on the back foot in every round, and from the 3rd round on picked off his opponent at will. Wilders finally went down in the 6th after Dunne landed a trademark left to the body (Wilders took an 8 count). Dunne backed Wilders onto the ropes only seconds later and, after sending him down with a barrage of unanswered punches, Rreferee [[David Irving]] stopped the fight.