Fight:1665506 - Revision history

James galaxy at 22:20, 30 March 2012

2012-03-30T22:20:02Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to ever fight again. Noted it was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first.

James galaxy at 00:24, 27 March 2012

2012-03-27T00:24:11Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to ever fight again. It was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to ever fight again. Noted it was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.

James galaxy at 00:23, 27 March 2012

2012-03-27T00:23:46Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again. It was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to ever fight again. It was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.

James galaxy at 00:23, 27 March 2012

2012-03-27T00:23:03Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again. It was most fortunate Romero did not get seriously hurt.

James galaxy at 00:17, 27 March 2012

2012-03-27T00:17:07Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, ~~light~~ middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, super middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.

James galaxy: /* Bout Summary */

2012-03-26T22:03:17Z

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in ~~nearly~~ two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in over two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.

James galaxy: /* Bout Summary */

2012-03-26T22:02:41Z

Bout Summary

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	In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York ~~fight card~~ on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network's boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York, on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.

James galaxy: /* Bout Summary */

2012-03-26T22:02:12Z

Bout Summary

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	In the untelevised portion of ~~the~~ NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest in being there ~~and~~ did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest being there, did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.

James galaxy: /* Bout Summary */

2012-03-26T22:01:39Z

Bout Summary

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	In the untelevised portion of the NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO. Stevens came forward, ~~and~~ Johnson provided no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest in being there and did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.		In the untelevised portion of the NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO at 2:16 of the first. Stevens came forward methodically and attacked, while foe Johnson provided almost no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest in being there and did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.

James galaxy: Summary of bout

2012-03-26T22:00:01Z

Summary of bout

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==

	In the untelevised portion of the NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO. Stevens came forward, and Johnson provided ~~little~~ defense, no movement, ~~and~~ no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again.		In the untelevised portion of the NBC Sports Network boxing card at Aviator Sports Arena, in Brooklyn, New York fight card on Saturday night, March 24, 2012, light middleweight Curtis Stevens made his first ring appearance in nearly two years, and dropped challenger Romero Johnson three times for an automatic TKO. Stevens came forward, and Johnson provided no defense, no movement, no effort, and was an easy target. Johnson's trainer, [[Joseph Awinongya]], stated after the bout Johnson would not be fighting again. Ringside consensus was Johnson, who had no interest in being there and did not box back or defend himself whatsoever, was apparently there for 'other reasons' and should not be allowed to fight again.