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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. ~~Boxrec~~ identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot~~. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up~~.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. BoxRec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth ~~appeared to have~~ trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It ~~didn't~~ pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It ~~did not~~ pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It didn't pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super ~~lgihtweight~~ Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be ~~aruound~~ 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was ~~most~~ deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater, Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lightweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be around 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5" and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

Turpintime at 01:11, 4 October 2010

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching ~~talent~~. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was ~~just~~ more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot~~, though~~. It ~~just~~ did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of [[Thomas Hearns]], but without Hearns' punching ability. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot. It did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.

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	On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight [[Edwin Soto]] scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller [[Trenton Tisworth]]. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.		On the undercard of a CES Boxing card at Fox Theater at Foxwoods Resort Casino, super lgihtweight Edwin Soto scored a unanimous six round decision over a much taller Trenton Tisworth. Boxrec identifies Soto as 5'10' and Titsworth as 5'11". However, Soto, of New Haven, Connecticut by way of Puerto Rico, appeared to be aruound 5'7 or 5'8". Titsworth appeared at least 6'5", and might have been up to a foot taller. Titsworth, of Omaha, Nebraska, looked like a well-conditioned pipe cleaner version of Thomas Hearns, but without Hearns' punching talent. Tisworth still had a good defense and his 3-10-1 record, with 2 kayos, was most deceiving. Tisworth forced Soto, 5-0-1, 2 kayos, to box his way cautiously to victory. The bout was far closer than the scoring indicated. Titsworth's height and reach proportions represented danger at every turn for Soto, who took no chances with his menacing foe. Titsworth appeared to have trained for this fight and tried to win. Soto could not get inside, and had trouble reaching Titsworth, but kept coming forward and landed enough effective overhand rights to win this contest. Titsworth tried to counterpunch in center ring, or throw a left and a right and then tie Soto up. The first round was close. Titsworth added head movement in the rounds which followed to confuse Soto, but Soto was just more aggressive and punched more accurately in rounds two, three and four, to win. Some of Soto's punches missed by a foot, though. It just did not pay for Soto to punch himself out. Good match up.