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	~~Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada.~~ Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both [[Joe Goossen]] Goosen Tutor stablemates.		Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Arreola and Quezada were both [[Joe Goossen]] Goosen Tutor stablemates.

Turpintime at 05:58, 14 August 2010

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both [[Joe ~~Goosen~~]] Goosen Tutor stablemates.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both [[Joe Goossen]] Goosen Tutor stablemates.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both Goosen Tutor stablemates.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both [[Joe Goosen]] Goosen Tutor stablemates.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. Arreola and Quezada were both Goosen Tutor stablemates.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. At least a few of the rounds appeared even. Arreola and Quezada were both Goosen Tutor stablemates.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos. Arreola and Quezada were both Goosen Tutor stablemates.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive ~~rapid~~ left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three rapid. left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three consecutive rapid left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.

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	Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three rapid. left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.		Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three rapid. left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up, fighting bravely the last three rounds. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.

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Mexico's Chris Arreola won the vacant WBC Fecombox heavyweight title with a 12 round unanimous decision over Manuel ' El Toro' Quezada. Arreola floored Quezada twice in the ninth, once with a left uppercut, then with three rapid. left hooks. Arreola, who stated after the bout he had injured his right hand in the eighth or ninth round, dropped Quezada a third time in the final round with an overhand right to the left ear. Arreola, who rose to 29-2 with 25 knockouts, failed to knock his opponent for the third consecutive bout. Quezada got stronger as the rounds progressed, throwing combinations and forcing Arreola to win this bout mostly with superior counter punching skill. Nonetheless, according to Arreola, "I give myself a C-minus. I could have done a lot more with the jab, but I didn't, so (Quezada went the distance) that's what happened." Quezada didn't win a round but tried hard, took a good punch and refused to give up. Quezada, of Bakersfield, California, fell to 29-6, 18 kayos.