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	==~~Breazeale versus Mansour, Vacant WBC Continental Americas Regional Heavyweight Title Bout~~==		==Notes==

	* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.		* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.

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	* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.		* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.
	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count .		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false~~.ProfessorKatz nulina v kvadrate~~ .		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.

11121991: /* Breazeale versus Mansour, Vacant WBC Continental Americas Regional Heavyweight Title Bout */

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	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.ProfessorKatz nulina v ~~kvadtate~~ .		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.ProfessorKatz nulina v kvadrate .

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	* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.		* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.
	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count .
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.ProfessorKatz nulina v kvadtate .

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	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the ~~CAC~~.		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the C.S.A.C.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.

Rockyjones at 20:04, 24 January 2016

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	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It ~~remianed~~ a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was allowed.		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remained a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was even allowed by the CAC.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.

Rockyjones at 20:04, 24 January 2016

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	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]]		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]] It remianed a mystery why the partial mouthpiece was allowed.
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.

Rockyjones at 20:03, 24 January 2016

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	==Breazeale versus Mansour, Vacant WBC Continental Americas Regional Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Breazeale versus Mansour, Vacant WBC Continental Americas Regional Heavyweight Title Bout==

	* Breazeale wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic		* Breazeale loses every round but wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic.
	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44 ~~X 3~~), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44, 50-44, 50-44), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold. Mansour gave up on his stool.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]]		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]]
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.

Rockyjones at 20:03, 24 January 2016

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	* Breazeale wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic		* Breazeale wins the vacant World Boxing Council Continental Americas title, a significant belt in figuring the WBC heavyweight ratings schematic
	* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards, and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.		* Mansour won the first five rounds on the judges' scorecards (50-44 X 3), and knocked down Breazeale in the third round for a 10-8 round, who beat the count.
	* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold.		* Mansour inadvertently bit his tongue nearly in half during the second round and could not breathe through his mouth, nor his nose as he entered the bout with a cold.
	* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]]		* Contributing to the tongue injury, Mansour's mouthpiece for this bout was fitted for his upper teeth only.[[http://www.boxingscene.com/amir-mansour-i-couldnt-breathe-tko-loss-breazeale--100648]]
	* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.		* Mansour underwent five hours of surgery and took 36 stitches in his tongue to put it back together, one of the most bizarre injuries ever incurred during a heavyweight bout.
	* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.		* Despite press reports which 'jumped the gun' and said Mansour had fractured his jaw, causing the stoppage, Mansour's jaw was not fractured, and the early reports turned out to be false.