Fight:1799503 - Revision history

Ric at 04:23, 3 June 2013

2013-06-03T04:23:18Z

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	:Saturday night, Zahir Raheem took the next step in his pursuit to a world title fight by easily defeating Justin Juuko via TKO in the fourth round. Raheem headlined the action packed Battle at the Boat card presented by Halquist Productions at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, WA. Six other exciting fights took place throughout the night that left fans in attendance buzzing about everything from TKO victories to questionable scorecards.		:Saturday night, Zahir Raheem took the next step in his pursuit to a world title fight by easily defeating Justin Juuko via TKO in the fourth round. Raheem headlined the action packed Battle at the Boat card presented by [[Brian Halquist\|Halquist Productions]] at the [[Emerald Queen Casino]] in Tacoma, WA. Six other exciting fights took place throughout the night that left fans in attendance buzzing about everything from TKO victories to questionable scorecards.

	:Raheem’s fan base in Tacoma had grown tremendously since his first fight in the city back in March. As he entered the ring and name announced to the crowd, the entire 2000 seat showroom cheered on the former Olympic boxer who defeated Erik Morales in 2005.		:Raheem’s fan base in Tacoma had grown tremendously since his first fight in the city back in March. As he entered the ring and name announced to the crowd, the entire 2000 seat showroom cheered on the former Olympic boxer who defeated Erik Morales in 2005.

	:Fans left the showroom impressed yet again by Raheem who landed the TKO victory against former title contender, Justin Juuko (45-11-1, 30 KOs). In the first round, Raheem took his time analyzing Juuko and throwing in sporadic jabs. The pace picked up in the second round when Raheem started to throw more combos including devastating body shots that won him the fight back in March. The third round showed that Juuko had no chance in this fight as he had only thrown a handful of punches and was being heavily outworked. A few times in the round, Juuko lost his balance putting him in serious danger of being knocked down. At 27 seconds into the fourth round, Raheem had Juuko cornered and threw a plethora of combos that Juuko couldn’t keep up with causing his corner to throw in the towel. Raheem moves to 33-3-0, 20 KOs.		:Fans left the showroom impressed yet again by Raheem who landed the TKO victory against former title contender, Justin Juuko (45-11-1, 30 KOs). In the first round, Raheem took his time analyzing Juuko and throwing in sporadic jabs. The pace picked up in the second round when Raheem started to throw more combos including devastating body shots that won him the fight back in March. The third round showed that Juuko had no chance in this fight as he had only thrown a handful of punches and was being heavily outworked. A few times in the round, Juuko lost his balance putting him in serious danger of being knocked down. At 27 seconds into the fourth round, Raheem had Juuko cornered and threw a plethora of combos that Juuko couldn’t keep up with causing his corner to throw in the towel. Raheem moves to 33-3-0, 20 KOs.

Ric at 01:27, 3 June 2013

2013-06-03T01:27:05Z

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2013-06-03T01:21:15Z

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From the promoter:
:Saturday night, Zahir Raheem took the next step in his pursuit to a world title fight by easily defeating Justin Juuko via TKO in the fourth round. Raheem headlined the action packed Battle at the Boat card presented by Halquist Productions at the Emerald Queen Casino in Tacoma, WA. Six other exciting fights took place throughout the night that left fans in attendance buzzing about everything from TKO victories to questionable scorecards.

:Raheem’s fan base in Tacoma had grown tremendously since his first fight in the city back in March. As he entered the ring and name announced to the crowd, the entire 2000 seat showroom cheered on the former Olympic boxer who defeated Erik Morales in 2005.

:Fans left the showroom impressed yet again by Raheem who landed the TKO victory against former title contender, Justin Juuko (45-11-1, 30 KOs). In the first round, Raheem took his time analyzing Juuko and throwing in sporadic jabs. The pace picked up in the second round when Raheem started to throw more combos including devastating body shots that won him the fight back in March. The third round showed that Juuko had no chance in this fight as he had only thrown a handful of punches and was being heavily outworked. A few times in the round, Juuko lost his balance putting him in serious danger of being knocked down. At 27 seconds into the fourth round, Raheem had Juuko cornered and threw a plethora of combos that Juuko couldn’t keep up with causing his corner to throw in the towel. Raheem moves to 33-3-0, 20 KOs.