Christina Hammer vs. Anne Sophie Mathis - Revision history

Rockyjones at 02:52, 20 September 2014

2014-09-20T02:52:47Z

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	While Hammer was clinching after a exchange in the fifth round, Mathis landed several blows with her right hand to Hammers left ear.		While Hammer was clinching after a exchange in the fifth round, Mathis landed several blows with her right hand to Hammers left ear.
	Suddenly, Hammer went down to the canvas and struggled to come back to her feet. Referee Manfred Kuechler decided that Hammer was unable to continue and decided to disqualify Anne Sophie Mathis for punching to the back of the head.		Suddenly, Hammer went down to the canvas and struggled to come back to her feet. Referee [[Manfred Kuechler]] decided that Hammer was unable to continue and decided to disqualify Anne Sophie Mathis for punching to the back of the head. Although Mathis previously appeared to have thrown rabbit punches in the bout, she wasn't deducted a point. Therefore, since there was no previous penalty, Mathis was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching. She thought she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear which sent Hammer to the canvas.
	Although Mathis previously ~~showed~~ rabbit punches, she wasn't deducted a point.
	Therefore ~~she~~ was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching~~, although she~~ thought ~~that~~ she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent ~~her opponent~~ to the canvas.

	~~The controversy continued.~~ On July 28, 2014, the World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:		*On July 28, 2014, the World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a 'No Contest' and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:
	http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm		http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm

	The sanctioning ~~commision~~, the [[Bund Deutscher Berufsboxer]] followed the WBF's decision ~~on the July 29th~~ and changed the bout's outcome to ~~a "~~No Contest".		*On July 29, 2014, The sanctioning commission, the Bund Deutscher Berufsboxer, followed the WBF decision and officially changed the bout outcome to 'No Contest'.

Deslizer at 19:54, 29 July 2014

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	The controversy continued. On July 28, 2014, the World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:		The controversy continued. On July 28, 2014, the World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:
	http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm		http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm

			The sanctioning commision, the [[Bund Deutscher Berufsboxer]] followed the WBF's decision on the July 29th and changed the bout's outcome to a "No Contest".

Kstat124 at 00:37, 29 July 2014

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	Therefore she was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching, although she thought that she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent her opponent to the canvas.		Therefore she was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching, although she thought that she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent her opponent to the canvas.

	The controversy ~~continue~~. ~~The~~ World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:		The controversy continued. On July 28, 2014, the World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:
	http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm		http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm

Kstat124 at 00:35, 29 July 2014

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	Although Mathis previously showed rabbit punches, she wasn't deducted a point.		Although Mathis previously showed rabbit punches, she wasn't deducted a point.
	Therefore she was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching, although she thought that she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent her opponent to the canvas.		Therefore she was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching, although she thought that she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent her opponent to the canvas.

			The controversy continue. The World Boxing Federation's Executive Committee declared the bout a "No Contest" and restored the World Boxing Federation Women's World light middleweight title to Ms. Mathis:
			http://worldboxingfederation.net/yy-wbf-article0475.htm

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While Hammer was clinching after a exchange in the fifth round, Mathis landed several blows with her right hand to Hammers left ear.
Suddenly, Hammer went down to the canvas and struggled to come back to her feet. Referee Manfred Kuechler decided that Hammer was unable to continue and decided to disqualify Anne Sophie Mathis for punching to the back of the head.
Although Mathis previously showed rabbit punches, she wasn't deducted a point.
Therefore she was very upset for being disqualified for rabbit punching, although she thought that she landed legal punches to Hammer's ear, which sent her opponent to the canvas.