Dorin Spivey vs. Samuel Kotey Neequaye - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 13:07, 22 May 2017

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Reenthelawman: adding title and title succession box

2016-05-02T19:20:35Z

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			*'''[[NABA]] Lightweight Title''' (3rd defense of Spivey)

	==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==		==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==

	Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his ~~fourth~~ NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself as he was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave Samuel Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win over a contender.		Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his third NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself as he was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave Samuel Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win over a contender.

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Reenthelawman: Reenthelawman moved page Fight:1814582 to Dorin Spivey vs. Samuel Kotey Neequaye

2016-05-02T18:18:11Z

Reenthelawman moved page Fight:1814582 to Dorin Spivey vs. Samuel Kotey Neequaye

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Rockyjones at 23:24, 3 August 2013

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	==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==		==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==

	Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his fourth NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave ~~the unknown~~ Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win over a contender.		Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his fourth NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself as he was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave Samuel Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win over a contender.

Rockyjones at 23:23, 3 August 2013

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	==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==		==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==

	Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his fourth NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave the unknown Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win.		Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his fourth NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave the unknown Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win over a contender.

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==Dorin Spivey versus Samuel Kotey Nequaye NABA Lightweight Title Bout==

Lightweight prospect Samuel Kotey Neequaye of Ghana, 21-0 and ten years younger than the aging 40 year old Dorin Spivey, easily outworked and outpointed him over ten rounds to win the WBA North American Boxing Association Lightweight title Spivey had held since 2009. The hard working Spivey, in his fourth NABA title defense and still world ranked, had held out hope of an outside shot at the WBA World Lightweight title, but had broken with his Atlantic City promoter Diane Lee Fischer after turning down a WBA world title eliminator bout opportunity which was offered him earlier in 2013. Spivey, always in top condition and nearing the end of his career, had slower reflexes at this point, but gave a good accounting of himself was not hurt in the ten rounder. One judge gave the unknown Neequaye eight rounds, a convincing win.