Carl Froch vs. Jermain Taylor - Revision history

Slugger at 01:51, 17 March 2020

2020-03-17T01:51:31Z

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			[[File:2009-04-25 - Carl Froch vs. Jermain Taylor (Poster).jpg\|right\|250px]]
	<fight>1391129</fight>		<fight>1391129</fight>
	*'''~~Time:~~''' ~~2:46~~		*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)
	*'''Aired On:''' [[Showtime Championship Boxing]] (Main Event)		*'''Aired On:''' [[Showtime Championship Boxing]] (Main Event)
	* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)

	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.		*Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.
	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		*It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		*Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
	* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remaining. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.		*Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remaining. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.

Wouter at 06:51, 27 April 2009

2009-04-27T06:51:58Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Carl Froch]] 24-0 (19 KOs) vs. [[Jermain Taylor]] 28-2-1 (17 KOs)
	* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.		* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.
	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
	* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 ~~remainimg~~. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.		* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remaining. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.

Wouter: Reverted edits by Wouter (Talk) to last version by Matt Tegen

2009-04-27T06:51:27Z

Reverted edits by Wouter (Talk) to last version by Matt Tegen

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
			* [[Carl Froch]] 24-0 (19 KOs) vs. [[Jermain Taylor]] 28-2-1 (17 KOs)
	* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.		* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.
	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
	* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 ~~remaining~~. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.		* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remainimg. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.

Wouter: scores and fight code still don't match

2009-04-27T06:50:47Z

scores and fight code still don't match

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Carl Froch]] 24-0 (19 KOs) vs. [[Jermain Taylor]] 28-2-1 (17 KOs)
	* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.		* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.
	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
	* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 ~~remainimg~~. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.		* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remaining. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.

Matt at 02:52, 27 April 2009

2009-04-27T02:52:31Z

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	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
	* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remainimg. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.		* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remainimg. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.
	* Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Froch 183/593 31%, Taylor 97/362 27%; Controls- Froch 81, mostly moving in for attacks, Taylor 91, 25 being back pedaling, 21 clinching. Of the moderate 98 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Froch had a 58 to 42% dominance.

Drdatabox: /* Notes */

2009-04-26T06:46:02Z

Notes

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	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
	* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.		* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.
			* Froch staggered Taylor early in round 12. After outscoring Taylor 34 blows to three, he put him down with a barrage of blows, featuring many rights to the head. Taylor barely arose at nine with 0:29 remainimg. Taylor had no defense for nine more damaging blows, and the referee stopped the bout at 2:46.
			* Data Boxing Stats: Blows- Froch 183/593 31%, Taylor 97/362 27%; Controls- Froch 81, mostly moving in for attacks, Taylor 91, 25 being back pedaling, 21 clinching. Of the moderate 98 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Froch had a 58 to 42% dominance.

Ric: TKO time

2009-04-26T05:34:50Z

TKO time

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	<fight>1391129</fight>		<fight>1391129</fight>
	'''Aired On:''' [[Showtime Championship Boxing]] (Main Event)		*'''Time:''' 2:46
			*'''Aired On:''' [[Showtime Championship Boxing]] (Main Event)
	* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)		* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)

Ric: 1st KD of Froch's career

2009-04-26T04:58:44Z

1st KD of Froch's career

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	* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.		* Taylor came in ranked as the # 5 super middleweight in the world by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Froch, despite being the champion, was ranked one spot below Taylor at # 6 in the world.
	* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].		* It was only the second time that Froch had fought outside his native United Kingdom. The other being a 2005 bout in California against [[Henry Porras]].
			* Froch was knocked down late in the third round, the first time he had ever been down in his career.

Sweetscientist: Fight:1391129 moved to Carl Froch vs. Jermain Taylor

2009-04-20T05:00:29Z

Fight:1391129 moved to Carl Froch vs. Jermain Taylor

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(No difference)

Sweetscientist at 05:00, 20 April 2009

2009-04-20T05:00:03Z

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	<fight>1391129</fight>		<fight>1391129</fight>
			'''Aired On:''' [[Showtime Championship Boxing]] (Main Event)
	* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)		* '''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Middleweight Title''' (1st defense by Froch)