Fight:1458140 - Revision history

Brizel at 06:17, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-3 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-3 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron TV fight card.

Brizel at 06:16, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-3 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:16, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, ~~now~~ 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:16, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, now 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a ~~very~~ good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, now 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:16, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he ~~acme~~ to fight and gave a very good accounting of himself ~~and~~ was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort ~~and doing a nice job~~ at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor, now 14-23-4, 7 kos, didn't win, he came to fight and gave a very good accounting of himself. He was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:14, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he acme to fight and gave a very good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Wilmington, Delaware. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he acme to fight and gave a very good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:13, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion~~, by~~ far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he acme to fight and gave a very good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion. By far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:12, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion, by far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in his own corner in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion, by far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

Brizel at 06:11, 17 October 2009

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	In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, ~~now~~ 35-1, 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion, by far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.		In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, 35-1 with 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion, by far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.

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In a bout televised on Telemundo, former welterweight and light middleweight contender Joel Julio, a Columbian fighting out of Miami, Florida, won a unanimous six round decision over Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor. The bout was much closer than the scoring indicated. Julio, now 35-1, 31 kos, came forward firing left and right jabs the whole night, while Taylor moved side-to-side and counterpunched highly effectively with right hand leads to Julio's head, frustrating Julio all night. Julio's best round was the second, when a couple of big right hands had Taylor holding on to survive the round. Taylor went down from a low blow thrown by Julio in the fourth, and went down again in the sixth from a slip. Julio attempted to pick up the pace in the second half of the bout, but settled on scoring from a distance, as whenever he tried to move in on Taylor, Julio would get hit. Both fighters appeared in excellent condition, and neither fighter was hurt during the six rounder. Although Taylor didn't win, he gave a good accounting of himself and was complimented by the referee for giving a good effort and doing a nice job at the bout's conclusion, by far the most competitive bout of the evening on the Pitalua-Negron fight card.