Clinton Woods vs. Rico Hoye - Revision history

Emaster: removed "Category:2005 Bouts" and double entry of officials

2008-03-06T18:33:32Z

removed "Category:2005 Bouts" and double entry of officials

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	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>
	*'''Referee:''' [[Ian John-Lewis]]<br>
	*'''Judges:''' [[Debra Barnes]], [[Dave Parris]], [[Joe Garcia]]<br>
	*Time: 2:59<br>		*Time: 2:59<br>
	*Weights: Woods 174 lbs, Hoye 174.5 lbs		*Weights: Woods 174 lbs, Hoye 174.5 lbs
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	- Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.<br>		- Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.<br>
	- Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds.		- Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds.

	~~[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Woods vs. Hoye]]~~

JollyDee at 18:43, 31 March 2007

2007-03-31T18:43:27Z

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	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>
	*'''Referee:''' [[Ian John Lewis]]<br>		*'''Referee:''' [[Ian John-Lewis]]<br>
	*'''Judges:''' [[Debra Barnes]], [[Dave Parris]], [[Joe Garcia]]<br>		*'''Judges:''' [[Debra Barnes]], [[Dave Parris]], [[Joe Garcia]]<br>
	*Time: 2:59<br>		*Time: 2:59<br>

JollyDee: formatting

2007-03-29T11:55:28Z

formatting

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			*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>
	*~~<b>Vacant IBF~~ Light Heavyweight Title</b>		*'''Referee:''' [[Ian John Lewis]]<br>
	*~~<b>~~Referee:~~</b>~~ Ian John Lewis		*'''Judges:''' [[Debra Barnes]], [[Dave Parris]], [[Joe Garcia]]<br>
	*<b>Time:</b> ~~2:59~~		*Time: 2:59<br>
	*~~<b>~~Judges:~~</b>~~ Debra Barnes, [[Dave Parris]], Joe Garcia		*Weights: Woods 174 lbs, Hoye 174.5 lbs
	*<b>Weights:~~</b>~~ Woods 174, Hoye 174.5		<br clear=all>
	-~~---~~		== Comment(s): ==
	Fight was for the vacant IBF title that had been relinquished by [[Glen Johnson]].		- Fight was for the vacant IBF title that had been relinquished by [[Glen Johnson]].<br>
			- Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam.<br>
	Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.		- Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside.<br>
			- Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.<br>
	Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds.		- Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds.


	[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Woods vs. Hoye]]		[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Woods vs. Hoye]]

Brett at 15:10, 17 June 2006

2006-06-17T15:10:34Z

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 <fight>898992</fight>
 Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam.  Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside.  Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last.  Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.
-Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds - by Referee [[Ian John Lewis]].
+Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds.

Ric: added fight code

2005-03-17T04:35:44Z

added fight code

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	Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.		<fight>898992</fight>
			Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet;, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.

	Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds - by ~~referee~~ Ian John Lewis.		Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds - by Referee [[Ian John Lewis]].

Lodikrad: Fixed entrance music (thanks Dermidogg). Added the round numbers for the point deductions.

2005-03-06T05:46:04Z

Fixed entrance music (thanks Dermidogg). Added the round numbers for the point deductions.

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	Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by ~~The Clash (~~The Jam ~~- Music Ed)~~. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.		Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Jam. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.

	Hoye was also deducted two points ~~for low blows~~ by referee Ian John Lewis ~~during the fight~~.		Hoye was also deducted two points during the fight - in the fourth and fifth rounds - by referee Ian John Lewis.

Dermidogg at 07:13, 5 March 2005

2005-03-05T07:13:08Z

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	Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Clash. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.		Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Clash (The Jam - Music Ed). Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.

	Hoye was also deducted two points for low blows by referee Ian John Lewis during the fight.		Hoye was also deducted two points for low blows by referee Ian John Lewis during the fight.

Lodikrad at 05:44, 5 March 2005

2005-03-05T05:44:12Z

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Hoye entered the ring first to an expletive laced rap number, Woods entered to the song 'Going Underground' by The Clash. Woods showed strength many observers had not seen in his recent fights, constantly holding his own with Hoye in the clinches and catching him with short, clipping hooks on the inside. Woods also showed a long jab that seemed to disorientate Hoye, who was momentarily stunned from the power shots that flowed from it - from the first round to the last. Hoye never went down during the fight and was stopped on his feet, however his body was showing the ragdoll effect that lethargy can have for some minutes before the stoppage.

Hoye was also deducted two points for low blows by referee Ian John Lewis during the fight.