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Matt at 18:59, 13 May 2011

2011-05-13T18:59:12Z

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	Fight Report: [http://www.pound4pound.com/FightReport/2011/GarciaVictoriousInRematchAgainstOdom.htm]		Fight Report: [http://www.pound4pound.com/FightReport/2011/GarciaVictoriousInRematchAgainstOdom.htm]

Matt: again plagarism, provided link to author's report

2011-05-13T18:58:45Z

again plagarism, provided link to author's report

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	~~La Amenaza Victorious In Rematch Against Odom~~		Fight Report: [http://www.pound4pound.com/FightReport/2011/GarciaVictoriousInRematchAgainstOdom.htm]

	~~By Carlos Cordoba~~

	~~Robert “La Amenaza” Garcia earned his second consecutive victory since dropping a unanimous decision against former WBA Welterweight Champ Antonio Margarito~~. ~~In the main event of Ed Holmes’ All Star Promotions boxing and mixed martial arts card dubbed “Combat United”~~. ~~The card was presented by All Star Promotions in association with Vince Young and was held at the Quite Cannon in Montebello, CA.~~

	The last time we saw Robert Garcia 30-3, 21KOs from Reynosa, Mexico, he was jubilantly celebrating his victory against Shibita Flores at the Commerce Casino. He faced a seasoned veteran who was taller and a little worn down on that occasion. Flores challenge prepared him for his next opponent, someone whom also entered the ring towering over him. Furthermore, Calvin Odom had an additional advantage.

	The Texan navigated through his first 13 professional bouts with an unblemished record until he met the Angelino. Calvin Odom 15-9, 11KO’s destroyed Garcia’s perfect record on April 29, 2003. On that night, Odem was able to pull out a unanimous decision against the Texas star. Weslaco’s Garcia finally had the opportunity to avenge the first defeat of his professional career eight years later.

	The action began immediately as Robert Garcia opened and closed round number one with two powerful overhand right. Those blows would set the tone for the remainder of the clash that Garcia controlled by utilizing his powerful right. Knowing that he was fighting a taller opponent who made the cardinal sin of fighting tall, Garcia pressed the action and forced Odom to fight on his heels. Subsequently, Odom was forced against the ropes where the shorter Garcia connected on a savage overhand right that vividly hurt him. Odom was able to survive the rest of the round; albeit, after absorbing some clean powerful shots. The rest of the bout Garcia would control with pure aggression.

	The Texan did not think twice about taking his foot off the gas pedal. He chased Odem for the entire fight and in the process introduced his left hook. The left began to land often and by round number six Odem had no answer for Garcia’s aggression. Odem became a stationary target for Garcia who continued to work the body and follow through with precise left hooks up stairs in round number seven and eight.

	~~The three judges ring side scored the bout 78-74, 80-72, 79-73 all in favor of the crowd favorite Roberto Garcia~~.

Ralph garcia at 18:08, 13 May 2011

2011-05-13T18:08:59Z

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			La Amenaza Victorious In Rematch Against Odom

			By Carlos Cordoba

			Robert “La Amenaza” Garcia earned his second consecutive victory since dropping a unanimous decision against former WBA Welterweight Champ Antonio Margarito. In the main event of Ed Holmes’ All Star Promotions boxing and mixed martial arts card dubbed “Combat United”. The card was presented by All Star Promotions in association with Vince Young and was held at the Quite Cannon in Montebello, CA.

			The last time we saw Robert Garcia 30-3, 21KOs from Reynosa, Mexico, he was jubilantly celebrating his victory against Shibita Flores at the Commerce Casino. He faced a seasoned veteran who was taller and a little worn down on that occasion. Flores challenge prepared him for his next opponent, someone whom also entered the ring towering over him. Furthermore, Calvin Odom had an additional advantage.

			The Texan navigated through his first 13 professional bouts with an unblemished record until he met the Angelino. Calvin Odom 15-9, 11KO’s destroyed Garcia’s perfect record on April 29, 2003. On that night, Odem was able to pull out a unanimous decision against the Texas star. Weslaco’s Garcia finally had the opportunity to avenge the first defeat of his professional career eight years later.

			The action began immediately as Robert Garcia opened and closed round number one with two powerful overhand right. Those blows would set the tone for the remainder of the clash that Garcia controlled by utilizing his powerful right. Knowing that he was fighting a taller opponent who made the cardinal sin of fighting tall, Garcia pressed the action and forced Odom to fight on his heels. Subsequently, Odom was forced against the ropes where the shorter Garcia connected on a savage overhand right that vividly hurt him. Odom was able to survive the rest of the round; albeit, after absorbing some clean powerful shots. The rest of the bout Garcia would control with pure aggression.

			The Texan did not think twice about taking his foot off the gas pedal. He chased Odem for the entire fight and in the process introduced his left hook. The left began to land often and by round number six Odem had no answer for Garcia’s aggression. Odem became a stationary target for Garcia who continued to work the body and follow through with precise left hooks up stairs in round number seven and eight.

			The three judges ring side scored the bout 78-74, 80-72, 79-73 all in favor of the crowd favorite Roberto Garcia.

Matt: plagarism

2011-05-13T15:06:12Z

plagarism

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	~~La Amenaza Victorious In Rematch Against Odom~~

	~~By Carlos Cordoba~~

	Robert “La Amenaza” Garcia earned his second consecutive victory since dropping a unanimous decision against former WBA Welterweight Champ Antonio Margarito in the main event of Ed Holmes’ All Star Promotions boxing and mixed martial arts card dubbed “Combat United”. The card was presented by All Star Promotions in association with Vince Young and was held at the Quite Cannon in Montebello, CA.

	The last time we saw Robert Garcia 30-3, 21KOs he was jubilantly celebrating his victory against Shibita Flores at the Commerce Casino. He faced a seasoned veteran who was taller and a little worn down on that occasion. Flores challenge prepared him for his next opponent, someone whom also entered the ring towering over him. Furthermore, Calvin Odom had an additional advantage.

	The Texan navigated through his first 13 professional bouts with an unblemished record until he met the Angelino. Calvin Odom 15-9, 11KO’s destroyed Garcia’s perfect record on April 29, 2003. On that night, Odom was able to pull out a unanimous decision against in Texas. Weslaco’s Garcia finally had the opportunity to avenge the first defeat of his professional career eight years later.

	The action began immediately as Robert Garcia opened and closed round number one with two powerful overhand right. Those blows would set the tone for the remainder of the clash that Garcia controlled by utilizing his powerful right. Knowing that he was fighting a taller opponent who made the cardinal sin of fighting tall, Garcia pressed the action and forced Odom to fight on his heels. Subsequently, Odom was forced against the ropes where the shorter Garcia connected on a savage overhand right that vividly hurt him. Odom was able to survive the rest of the round; albeit, after absorbing some clean powerful shots. The rest of the bout Garcia would control with pure aggression.

	The Texan did not think twice about taking his foot off the gas pedal. He chased Odom for the entire fight and in the process introduced his left hook. The left began to land often and by the round number six Odom had no answer for Garcia’s aggression. Odom became a stationary target for Garcia who continued to work the body and follow through with precise left hooks up stairs in round number seven and eight.

	~~The three judges ring side scored the bout 78-74, 80-72, 79-73 all in favor of the crowd favorite Roberto Garcia.~~

Ralph garcia at 14:25, 13 May 2011

2011-05-13T14:25:41Z

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2011-05-11T13:57:37Z

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La Amenaza Victorious In Rematch Against Odom

By Carlos Cordoba

Robert “La Amenaza” Garcia earned his second consecutive victory since dropping a unanimous decision against former WBA Welterweight Champ Antonio Margarito in the main event of Ed Holmes’ All Star Promotions boxing and mixed martial arts card dubbed “Combat United”. The card was presented by All Star Promotions in association with Vince Young and was held at the Quite Cannon in Montebello, CA.

The last time we saw Robert Garcia 30-3, 21KOs he was jubilantly celebrating his victory against Shibita Flores at the Commerce Casino. He faced a seasoned veteran who was taller and a little worn down on that occasion. Flores challenge prepared him for his next opponent, someone whom also entered the ring towering over him. Furthermore, Calvin Odom had an additional advantage.

The Texan navigated through his first 13 professional bouts with an unblemished record until he met the Angelino. Calvin Odom 15-9, 11KO’s destroyed Garcia’s perfect record on April 29, 2003. On that night, Odom was able to pull out a unanimous decision against in Texas. Weslaco’s Garcia finally had the opportunity to avenge the first defeat of his professional career eight years later.

The action began immediately as Robert Garcia opened and closed round number one with two powerful overhand right. Those blows would set the tone for the remainder of the clash that Garcia controlled by utilizing his powerful right. Knowing that he was fighting a taller opponent who made the cardinal sin of fighting tall, Garcia pressed the action and forced Odom to fight on his heels. Subsequently, Odom was forced against the ropes where the shorter Garcia connected on a savage overhand right that vividly hurt him. Odom was able to survive the rest of the round; albeit, after absorbing some clean powerful shots. The rest of the bout Garcia would control with pure aggression.

The Texan did not think twice about taking his foot off the gas pedal. He chased Odom for the entire fight and in the process introduced his left hook. The left began to land often and by the round number six Odom had no answer for Garcia’s aggression. Odom became a stationary target for Garcia who continued to work the body and follow through with precise left hooks up stairs in round number seven and eight.

The three judges ring side scored the bout 78-74, 80-72, 79-73 all in favor of the crowd favorite Roberto Garcia.