Fight:1530835 - Revision history

John at 20:20, 2 September 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending ~~(and competitive up to that point)~~, Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset ~~fifth~~ round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith ~~won the fourth round and~~ was winning the ~~fifth~~ on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Smith turned his back to Caminero, ~~drapped~~ himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped ~~though,~~ and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind~~, good move by~~ referee Eddie Claudio ~~to step~~ in front of Caminero ~~and~~ protect Smith ~~from serious injury~~ (with his back turned ~~to the bout~~) and ~~stop this~~ bout ~~immediately, as it all happened so fast~~. Smith was able to leave the ring unassisted.		In a competitive super middleweight bout with a strange ending, Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fourth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith was winning the fourth on his jab when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Smith turned his back to Caminero, draped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind referee Eddie Claudio stepped in front of Caminero to protect Smith (with his back turned) from serious injury and stopped the bout. Smith was able to leave the ring unassisted.

John at 20:12, 2 September 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. ~~Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]],~~ Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout immediately, as it all happened so fast. Smith was able to leave the ring unassisted.		In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout immediately, as it all happened so fast. Smith was able to leave the ring unassisted.

Turpintime at 22:26, 8 August 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout immediately, as it all happened so fast. Smith~~, who then waved his arms signaling he did not want to continue,~~ was able to leave the ring unassisted.		In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout immediately, as it all happened so fast. Smith was able to leave the ring unassisted.

Turpintime at 22:25, 8 August 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.		In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout immediately, as it all happened so fast. Smith, who then waved his arms signaling he did not want to continue, was able to leave the ring unassisted.

Turpintime at 22:23, 8 August 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset ~~fourth~~ round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith was winning the ~~fourth~~ on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.		In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fifth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith won the fourth round and was winning the fifth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.

Turpintime at 22:22, 8 August 2010

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	In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fourth round TKO of ~~6-0~~ Joe Smith of Long Island, New York. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith was winning the fourth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.		In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fourth round TKO of previously undefeated Joe Smith Jr. of Long Island, New York, now 6-1, 6 kayos. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith was winning the fourth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Eddie Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.

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In a super middleweight bout with a strange ending (and competitive up to that point), Eric Caminero rose to 7-3, all wins by knockout, with an upset fourth round TKO of 6-0 Joe Smith of Long Island, New York. Smith used jabs to win the first round. Caminero mixed jabs and power shots to win rounds two and three. Smith was winning the fourth on his jab, when a straight left by Caminero appeared to either break or seriously injure Smith's jaw. Unlike [[Muhammad Ali]], who fought on with a broken jaw in his first bout with [[Ken Norton]], Smith turned his back to Caminero, drapped himself over the ring ropes and just 'gave up', appearing out of it. The bout had not stopped though, and as Caminero moved in on Smith from behind, good move by referee Claudio to step in front of Caminero and protect Smith from serious injury (with his back turned to the bout) and stop this bout, as it all happened so fast.