Dorin Spivey vs. Victor Vasquez - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 13:08, 22 May 2017

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	before=[[Logan McGuinness vs. Daniel Ruiz\|McGuinness vs. Ruiz]]\|		before=[[Logan McGuinness vs. Daniel Ruiz\|McGuinness vs. Ruiz]]\|
	title=[[NABA Lightweight Title Fights\|NABA ~~Super~~ Lightweight Title Fight]]<br># 18\|		title=[[NABA Lightweight Title Fights\|NABA Lightweight Title Fight]]<br># 18\|
	after=[[Dorin Spivey vs. Rod Salka]]\|		after=[[Dorin Spivey vs. Rod Salka]]\|
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 [[File:Spiveyteam.JPG|500px|thumb|Newly crowned NABA Lightweight champion [[Dorin Spivey]] with his corner on February 4, 2012 in the ring at The Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, after winning the vacant title]]
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 ==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==
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 Ringside celebrities included former super feather champ Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].

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James galaxy at 05:52, 6 February 2012

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	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Ringside celebrities included former super ~~featherweight champion~~ Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].		Ringside celebrities included former super feather champ Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].

James galaxy at 05:51, 6 February 2012

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	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	~~Celebrities at ringside~~ included former super ~~bantamweight~~ champion Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].		Ringside celebrities included former super featherweight champion Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].

James galaxy at 05:50, 6 February 2012

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	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache ~~and~~ former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].		Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache, former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]], and middleweight [[Patrick Majewski]].

James galaxy at 05:27, 6 February 2012

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	==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==		==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==

	At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. ~~SPivey~~ used a consistent jab to ~~wint he~~ first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. In a ringside surprise after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who beat Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked friendly and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.		At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. Spivey used a consistent jab to win the first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. In a ringside surprise after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who beat Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked friendly and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.

	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].		Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].

James galaxy at 05:25, 6 February 2012

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	==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==		==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==

	At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. In a ringside surprise after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who ~~had beaten~~ Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked friendly and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.		At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. In a ringside surprise after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who beat Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked friendly and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.

	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].		Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].

James galaxy at 05:25, 6 February 2012

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	==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==		==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==

	At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who had beaten Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.		At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. In a ringside surprise after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who had beaten Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked friendly and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.

	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].		Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].

James galaxy at 05:24, 6 February 2012

2012-02-06T05:24:44Z

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	==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==		==Dorin Spivey Versus Victor Vasquez NABA Lightweight Championship==

	t age 38, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. after the bout, Spivey was challenged to local Atlantic City favorite [[Osnel Charles]], who had beaten Vasquez previously ~~and was not impressed~~. Spivey and Charles talked and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.		At age 38, but looking 28, veteran Dorin Spivey won the vacant NABA lightweight title with a seventh round stoppage with a game but overmatched Victor Vasquez of Philadelphia, in the main event of a nine bout card at Tropicana Hotel and Casino in Atlantic City, New Jersey, on February 4, 2012, televised over the internet on gofightlive.tv. SPivey used a consistent jab to wint he first few rounds, utilizing height and reach advantage and hand speed to keep Vasquez away. Frustrated, Vasquez turned to a 'Plan B' and took the fight to the inside, mixing body work with a lot of wrestling and clinches to fight his type of fight. However, Spivey picked up the tempo and began landing power shots to the head. Vasquez had a big heart, and would not go, though, and landed some good counters to stay in the fight. he was taking a bad beating in a corner when the referee stopped in the seventh. Vasquez might have survived the ten round distance, but he was taking a lot of mostly unanswered shots and could have been seriously hurt, and consensus at ringside was Vasquez would have another day. after the bout, Spivey was challenged by local Atlantic City favorite Osnel Charles, who had beaten Vasquez previously. Spivey and Charles talked and appeared open to a bout later in 2012 for the title.

	Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.		Before the bout, the memorial ten count was held in the ring remembering [[Joe Frazier]], trainer [[Angelo Dundee]], and referee [[Wayne Kelly]] who recently passed away.

	Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion [[Joey Gamache}] and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]]. Ex-champ Drayton, 57, returned to the ring in Philadelphia only a week previously in a exhibition against Philadelphia police officer Floyd 'Sugar Boy' Richards on the undercard of [[Dhafir Smith]] versus Quinton Rankin. Drayton and Richards both work at Veteran's Hospital in Center City.		Celebrities at ringside included former super bantamweight champion Joey Gamache and former junior middleweight champion [[Buster Drayton]].