Calvin Brock vs. David Bostice - Revision history

Artur128 at 12:47, 6 August 2023

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	~~<big>'''Brock takes home a heavyweight crown'''</big>~~

	~~<small>By Keith Cannon, ''The Charlotte Observer'', November 19, 2005</small>~~

	~~Calvin Brock says he only has one way to go - straight ahead.~~

	A hard-fought 12-round unanimous decision against David Bostice gave the Charlotte native the IBA Continental Americas heavyweight championship in front of a boisterous crowd at Cricket Arena on Saturday night. It improved his record to 27-0.

	~~"It's a stepping stone to some bigger matches, and I hope bigger titles," he said. "I don't want them to have a unification tournament without me in it."~~

	~~Brock, a UNCC graduate, made his case for that with a big finish against Bostice, 33, who took the best Brock could deliver for most of the fight.~~

	"He was dangerous, because when he got in trouble, he started throwing punches," said Brock, who pounded Bostice with effective combinations for the final four rounds, but couldn't get his 22nd career knockout.

	~~"I wanted the knockout, but you have to be careful about leaving yourself open in a fight like this. I trained to go 12 rounds strong."~~

	~~And he did, despite taking a cut above the right eye in the second round. It turned out not to be a factor, helped by Brock's counterpunching and moving strategy.~~

	~~Brock won on all three judges' cards by scores of 118-110, 116-112 and 118-110.~~

	~~In other fights on the card: former Charlotte Hornets player Kendall Gill defeated Quincy Mitchell of Wilson by technical knockout in 2 minutes, 13 seconds of the first round.~~

	~~Gill, a cruiserweight who improved to 3-0, came out swinging and easily finished Mitchell, a last-minute addition.~~

	~~Shane Benfield of York, S.C., the CBA light heavyweight champion, remained undefeated (15-0) with a unanimous decision against Eric Starr of Hillsborough.~~

	Eli Addison of Charlotte knocked out Emmanuel Sharp of Wilson 2:04 into the first round of the welterweight bout. Malik Scott of Philadelphia won a unanimous decision against Dennis McKinney of Columbia in a heavyweight bout.

	~~Junior welterweight, Dorin Spivey of Portsmith, Va., won a unanimous decision against Kevin Carter of Winston-Salem.~~

	~~<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>~~

	~~<small>By Ja Lang G. Greene, ''Boxing Scene'', November 20, 2005</small>~~

	Calvin Brock closed 2005 on a winning note by defeating David Bostice to capture the IBA heavyweight championship. Brock, a Charlotte North Carolina native, walked to the ring with the Rocky theme song blaring from the Cricket Arena speakers. The crowd was electric in supporting their hometown fighter. Make no mistake Brock who is the only heavyweight ranked in the top ten by the IBF, WBC, WBA, and WBO was not considered an underdog by any stretch of the imagination. Official scores had the bout 118-10 (twice) & 116-112. Boxing Scene scored the bout 118-110.

	Both fighters came to fight and traded hard leather early and often. Brock landed the crisper and harder punches and dictated the pace of the bout. Bostice entered this fight in great condition and he clearly was not the same fighter who got smoked by Jeremy Williams in one round. There were no knockdowns in the bout, but both fighters were throwing bombs much to the crowd’s passion for toe to toe action. Brock won the first five rounds on my card by going to the body, establishing the jab, and executing great ring generalship.

	Bostice’s best round came in six when Brock appeared to be resting, when he landed several hard shots to the body and a good mix of combinations. Brock competitively won rounds seven and eight and scored his biggest round of the night in nine when he staggered Bostice with vicious head and body blows. Brock continued the pace in the tenth and hurt Bostice again with a solid left, right combo that sent Bostice reeling into the ropes. Bostice earned respect with his showing and firing punches back at the favorite. The twelfth ended with both fighters throwing hard shots and the Charlotte crowd chanting “Calvin, Calvin, Calvin.”[https://www.boxingscene.com/amp/ringside-report-brock-decisions-bostice--2474]

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	Shane Benfield of York, S.C., the CBA light heavyweight champion, remained undefeated (15-0) with a unanimous decision against Eric Starr of Hillsborough.		Shane Benfield of York, S.C., the CBA light heavyweight champion, remained undefeated (15-0) with a unanimous decision against Eric Starr of Hillsborough.

			Eli Addison of Charlotte knocked out Emmanuel Sharp of Wilson 2:04 into the first round of the welterweight bout. Malik Scott of Philadelphia won a unanimous decision against Dennis McKinney of Columbia in a heavyweight bout.

			Junior welterweight, Dorin Spivey of Portsmith, Va., won a unanimous decision against Kevin Carter of Winston-Salem.

	<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>		<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>

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	In other fights on the card: former Charlotte Hornets player Kendall Gill defeated Quincy Mitchell of Wilson by technical knockout in 2 minutes, 13 seconds of the first round.		In other fights on the card: former Charlotte Hornets player Kendall Gill defeated Quincy Mitchell of Wilson by technical knockout in 2 minutes, 13 seconds of the first round.

			Gill, a cruiserweight who improved to 3-0, came out swinging and easily finished Mitchell, a last-minute addition.

			Shane Benfield of York, S.C., the CBA light heavyweight champion, remained undefeated (15-0) with a unanimous decision against Eric Starr of Hillsborough.

	<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>		<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>

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	Brock, a UNCC graduate, made his case for that with a big finish against Bostice, 33, who took the best Brock could deliver for most of the fight.		Brock, a UNCC graduate, made his case for that with a big finish against Bostice, 33, who took the best Brock could deliver for most of the fight.

			"He was dangerous, because when he got in trouble, he started throwing punches," said Brock, who pounded Bostice with effective combinations for the final four rounds, but couldn't get his 22nd career knockout.

			"I wanted the knockout, but you have to be careful about leaving yourself open in a fight like this. I trained to go 12 rounds strong."

			And he did, despite taking a cut above the right eye in the second round. It turned out not to be a factor, helped by Brock's counterpunching and moving strategy.

			Brock won on all three judges' cards by scores of 118-110, 116-112 and 118-110.

			In other fights on the card: former Charlotte Hornets player Kendall Gill defeated Quincy Mitchell of Wilson by technical knockout in 2 minutes, 13 seconds of the first round.

	<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>		<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>

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			<big>'''Ringside Report: Brock Decisions Bostice'''</big>

			<small>By Ja Lang G. Greene, ''Boxing Scene'', November 20, 2005</small>

			Calvin Brock closed 2005 on a winning note by defeating David Bostice to capture the IBA heavyweight championship. Brock, a Charlotte North Carolina native, walked to the ring with the Rocky theme song blaring from the Cricket Arena speakers. The crowd was electric in supporting their hometown fighter. Make no mistake Brock who is the only heavyweight ranked in the top ten by the IBF, WBC, WBA, and WBO was not considered an underdog by any stretch of the imagination. Official scores had the bout 118-10 (twice) & 116-112. Boxing Scene scored the bout 118-110.

			Both fighters came to fight and traded hard leather early and often. Brock landed the crisper and harder punches and dictated the pace of the bout. Bostice entered this fight in great condition and he clearly was not the same fighter who got smoked by Jeremy Williams in one round. There were no knockdowns in the bout, but both fighters were throwing bombs much to the crowd’s passion for toe to toe action. Brock won the first five rounds on my card by going to the body, establishing the jab, and executing great ring generalship.

			Bostice’s best round came in six when Brock appeared to be resting, when he landed several hard shots to the body and a good mix of combinations. Brock competitively won rounds seven and eight and scored his biggest round of the night in nine when he staggered Bostice with vicious head and body blows. Brock continued the pace in the tenth and hurt Bostice again with a solid left, right combo that sent Bostice reeling into the ropes. Bostice earned respect with his showing and firing punches back at the favorite. The twelfth ended with both fighters throwing hard shots and the Charlotte crowd chanting “Calvin, Calvin, Calvin.”[https://www.boxingscene.com/amp/ringside-report-brock-decisions-bostice--2474]

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	! ~~Power Punches~~ \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice		! Total Jabs \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice
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	! ~~Total Jabs~~ \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice		! Power Punches \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice
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	\| Landed \|\| 163 \|\| 108		\| Landed \|\| 163 \|\| 108

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			! Total Punches \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice
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			\| Landed \|\| 241 \|\| 118
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			\| Thrown \|\| 563 \|\| 611
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			\| Pct. \|\| 38% \|\| 19%
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			! Power Punches \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice
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			\| Landed \|\| 51 \|\| 10
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			\| Thrown \|\| 176 \|\| 148
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			\| Pct. \|\| 29% \|\| 7%
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			! Total Jabs \|\| Brock \|\| Bostice
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			\| Landed \|\| 163 \|\| 108
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			\| Thrown \|\| 387 \|\| 463
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			\| Pct. \|\| 42% \|\| 23%
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