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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute~~, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck~~. A ~~Hamer~~ left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed ~~the poor effort~~. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed a ~~prefight~~ physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff Ali'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1:38 of the first round of last-minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute. A left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed.

			An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed a pre-fight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe.

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed a prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed a prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff Ali'.

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed ~~the~~ prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed a prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.

Brizel at 23:01, 17 December 2009

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee [[Randy Neumann]], 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight ~~physicial~~ on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physical on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten '~~the~~ stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'this stiff'.

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated ~~that~~ even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'the stiff'.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'the stiff'.

Brizel at 22:59, 17 December 2009

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury. In any case, one person at ringside stated that even referee Randy Neumann, 61, a former noted heavyweight contender, could have beaten 'the stiff'.

Brizel at 22:55, 17 December 2009

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, ~~an experienced~~ heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, the originally scheduled heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury.

Brizel at 22:54, 17 December 2009

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	In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, an experienced heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of it.		In a preliminary bout to the Rigondeaux-Addy main event of a Wednesday night fight card held at BB King's, 7-0 New York City heavyweight Tor Hamer made short work at 1: 38 of the first round of last minute opponent Mazur Ali, an Egyptian fighting out of Brooklyn, a substitution for Dominic Jenkins. Ali, normally a cruiserweight, took this bout at the last minute, and ran for 90 seconds and did nothing to justify a paycheck. A Hamer left hook to the body dropped Ali to the canvas in a corner, who got up but indicated to the ringside he could not continue. The crowd booed the poor effort. An official at ringside who declined to be identified stated that Jenkins, an experienced heavyweight, had failed the prefight physicial on Monday with a fractured orbital lobe, but there was no indication at to whether Jenkins had been aware of his injury.