Fight:1530618 - Revision history

Ric at 02:43, 30 August 2010

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	Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. In the second round, Bedwell was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip.		Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. In the second round, Bedwell was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip.

Ric: again: an encyclopedia does not praise or criticize; also deleted the obvious

2010-08-30T02:42:41Z

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	[[file:Harvell.JPG\|~~400px~~\|left]].		[[file:Harvell.JPG\|300px\|left\|thumb]]
	[[file:Bedwell.JPG\|~~400px~~\|right]].		[[file:Bedwell.JPG\|300px\|right\|thumb]]
	<fight>1530618</fight>		<fight>1530618</fight>

	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. ~~Bedwell's best round was~~ the second, ~~when he kept better distance, and~~ was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. In the second round, Bedwell was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip.

Turpintime at 23:33, 29 August 2010

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	[~~Image~~:Harvell.JPG\|400px\|left]].		[[file:Harvell.JPG\|400px\|left]].
	[[file:Bedwell.JPG\|400px\|right]].		[[file:Bedwell.JPG\|400px\|right]].
	<fight>1530618</fight>		<fight>1530618</fight>

	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:32, 29 August 2010

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	[[file:~~Harvell~~.JPG\|400px\|right]].		[Image:Harvell.JPG\|400px\|left]].
			[[file:Bedwell.JPG\|400px\|right]].
	<fight>1530618</fight>		<fight>1530618</fight>

	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:30, 29 August 2010

2010-08-29T23:30:17Z

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated a respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:29, 29 August 2010

2010-08-29T23:29:54Z

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a well-trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:28, 29 August 2010

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever ~~the~~ Harvell got too close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever Harvell got too close. Harvell was down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:28, 29 August 2010

2010-08-29T23:28:40Z

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance ~~from Harvell~~, and able to hold onto Harvell whenever the ~~two fighters~~ got close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance, and was able to hold onto Harvell whenever the Harvell got too close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:27, 29 August 2010

2010-08-29T23:27:46Z

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance from Harvell, and able to hold onto Harvell whenever the two fighters got close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over game Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance from Harvell, and able to hold onto Harvell whenever the two fighters got close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.

Turpintime at 23:27, 29 August 2010

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	In a four round Super Middleweight bout at Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance from Harvell, and able to hold onto Harvell whenever the two fighters got close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.		In a four round Super Middleweight bout at the Taj Mahal Casino in Atlantic City, Lavarn Harvell of Atlantic City won a hard fought unanimous decision over Nathan Bedwell of Jackson, Tennessee. Harvell, 6-0, 3 kayos, had superior boxing skill in comparison to Bedwell, 2-3, 1 kayo. Harvell used many straight punches and double jabs to score on a taller Bedwell, and knocked Bedwell down in the first, third and fourth rounds. Bedwell's best round was the second, when he kept better distance from Harvell, and able to hold onto Harvell whenever the two fighters got close. Harvell down in round two after missing with a roundhouse punch, ruled a slip. Harvell boxed patiently throughout, taking care not to punch himself out. Despite superior skill, Harvell failed to cut off the ring, allowing Bedwell to escape on his bicycle time after time. Harvell also landed many very effective overhand lefts and rights, but not enough bodywork. To his credit, Bedwell appeared in good condition and fought on with guts, courage, and had a heart, but did not appear to be a trained fighter. Bedwell got right up after all three knockdowns with determination and tried to win but didn't have same skill level as Harvell. "Tough kid" stated respectful Harvell about Bedwell. Scoring of 40-33 across the board appeared to be correct.