Fight:1525348 - Revision history

Turpintime at 19:50, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T19:50:33Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one with a straight right, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Mendez tried to put Reyes away in rounds seven and eight on advice of his corner, and Reyes responded by wrestling Mendez on the ropes. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, so there was no friendship at the bout's conclusion. The judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one with a straight right, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Mendez tried to put Reyes away in rounds seven and eight on advice of his corner, and Reyes responded by wrestling Mendez on the ropes. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, so there was no friendship at the bout's conclusion. The judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), and 79-72.

Turpintime at 19:50, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T19:50:17Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one with a straight right, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Mendez tried to put Reyes away in rounds seven and eight on advice of his corner, and Reyes responded by wrestling Mendez on the ropes. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, so there was no friendship at the bout's conclusion. The ~~three~~ judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72~~, which appeared to be correct~~.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one with a straight right, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Mendez tried to put Reyes away in rounds seven and eight on advice of his corner, and Reyes responded by wrestling Mendez on the ropes. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, so there was no friendship at the bout's conclusion. The judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72.

Turpintime at 19:49, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T19:49:31Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. ~~Perhaps the last round looked about even~~, as Mendez ~~tired somewhat~~. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. ~~Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as~~ Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no ~~display of~~ friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72, which appeared to be correct.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one with a straight right, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Mendez tried to put Reyes away in rounds seven and eight on advice of his corner, and Reyes responded by wrestling Mendez on the ropes. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, so there was no friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72, which appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 13:15, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T13:15:14Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one 10-8), 79-72, which appeared correct.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one was a 10-8), 79-72, which appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 13:14, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T13:14:12Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have ~~hadpoints~~ taken away for his tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one 10-8), 79-72, which appeared correct.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have had many points taken away for his dirty tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one 10-8), 79-72, which appeared correct.

Turpintime at 13:13, 29 July 2010

2010-07-29T13:13:46Z

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	Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have hadpoints taken away for his tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. ~~all~~ three judges saw the bout 79-72, which appeared correct.		Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have hadpoints taken away for his tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. The three judges saw the bout 80-71, 80-71 (round one 10-8), 79-72, which appeared correct.

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Mendez, a Dominican fighter out of Brooklyn, and Reyes, a southpaw out of Brooklyn, fought an eight round bout that went the distance, and turned ugly quickly. Mendez dropped Reyes near the end of round one, and won every round with left jabs which scored as he had substantial reach advantage. Reyes fought a survival bout for all eight rounds, playing the role of 'spoiler', and resorted to hitting and holding, leaning on his opponent on the ropes to try to tire him, grabbing into clinches at every opportunity, spinning his opponent in corners to try to pin him in and attack, hitting behind the head, head butting and every other possible foul type tactic available. Mendez became frustrated all night as he got taken to school. Perhaps the last round looked about even, as Mendez tired somewhat. Reyes could have hadpoints taken away for his tactics, but the bout was allowed to reach its eight round conclusion. Neither fighter appeared to be hurt, but as Reyes frequently taunted Mendez during the bout for failing to put him away, causing Mendez to attack Reyes wildly and then get grabbed, there was no display of friendship at the bout's conclusion. all three judges saw the bout 79-72, which appeared correct.