Denver Cuello vs. Hiroshi Matsumoto - Revision history

Pinoyprodigy95 at 18:26, 30 July 2011

2011-07-30T18:26:16Z

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			*'''[[WBC]] International Minimumweight Title''' (vacant)

	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
			*[[Denver Cuello]] (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).
	*[[Denver Cuello]] (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of
	[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).

	*Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		*Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	*Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.		*Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.

Pinoyprodigy95 at 21:01, 23 July 2011

2011-07-23T21:01:40Z

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	== Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==

	[[Denver Cuello]] (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of		*[[Denver Cuello]] (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of
	[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).		[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).

	Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		*Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.		*Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.

Pinoyprodigy95 at 03:22, 22 July 2011

2011-07-22T03:22:19Z

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	Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	~~The WBC Supervisor was [[Eric Buhain]] (GAB Philippines).~~

	Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.		Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.

John at 15:29, 12 August 2010

2010-08-12T15:29:47Z

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	Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB ~~� PH~~ ).		The WBC Supervisor was [[Eric Buhain]] (GAB Philippines).

	Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.		Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.

Jeremy: /* Summary */

2010-08-12T15:22:06Z

Summary

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	Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB – PH ).		The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB � PH ).

			Denver Cuello was WBC #11 & Hiroshi Matsumoto WBC #40 prior to bout.

Alexander at 13:38, 24 April 2009

2009-04-24T13:38:50Z

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	Denver Cuello (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of		[[Denver Cuello]] (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of
	[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).		[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).

	Philippine champion Denver Cuello served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival Hiroshi Matsumoto, a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		Philippine champion [[Denver Cuello]] served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival [[Hiroshi Matsumoto]], a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB – PH ).		The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB – PH ).

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1400824 moved to Denver Cuello vs. Hiroshi Matsumoto

2009-04-23T23:15:43Z

Fight:1400824 moved to Denver Cuello vs. Hiroshi Matsumoto

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(No difference)

Ric: deleted the obvious (and was this a KO or TKO?)

2009-04-23T22:03:35Z

deleted the obvious (and was this a KO or TKO?)

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==

	Denver Cuello (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of		Denver Cuello (16-2-5, 8 KOs) claimed the vacant WBC International 105 Lbs belt with a fourth round KO of
	[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs) ~~on Sunday 19th April 2009 at the Araneta Coliseum~~.		[[Hiroshi Matsumoto]] (18-10-4, 8 KOs).

	Philippine champion Denver Cuello served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival Hiroshi Matsumoto, a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.		Philippine champion Denver Cuello served notice of his desire to get into the big stage, knocking out in four rounds Japanese rival Hiroshi Matsumoto, a southpaw veteran who had never been stopped in his previous fights. The 22-year-old fighter from Binangonan, Rizal, overcame strange tactics from his rival, unleashing a crisp right uppercut that sent Matsumoto down for the first time in the third round. Cuello finished it off in the fourth when his right found its mark at the 43-second mark and Matsumoto failed to beat the count.

	~~The referee was Gene Del Bianco (USA) The Japanese judge was Kazumasa Kuwata. The other two judges were [[Bruce McTavish]] (New Zealand) and Rey Danseco (Philippines).~~
	The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB – PH ).		The WBC Supervisor was Eric Buhain (GAB – PH ).

Alexander at 07:10, 23 April 2009

2009-04-23T07:10:44Z

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Alexander at 07:10, 23 April 2009

2009-04-23T07:10:08Z

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