Fight:1799565 - Revision history

Knurak at 17:26, 5 March 2014

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	* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.		* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.


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Cap: /* Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout */

2013-07-25T16:00:38Z

Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout

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	==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==

	* 'Dell Boy' Chisora stopped the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right ~~hand~~ for the count of nine in round 6.		* 'Dell Boy' Chisora stopped the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right for the count of nine in round 6. According to established rules, this is a technical knockout or referee stoppage.

	Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, while Chisora scored well with body punches. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest.		Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, while Chisora scored well with body punches. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest.

	* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.		* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.

Cap: /* Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout */

2013-07-25T15:59:25Z

Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout

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	==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==

	* 'Dell Boy' Chisora ~~knocked out~~ the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ~~ten~~ in round 6.		* 'Dell Boy' Chisora stopped the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of nine in round 6.

	Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, while Chisora scored well with body punches. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest.		Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, while Chisora scored well with body punches. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest.

	* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.		* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.

Crusader: Too subjective about who may have won certain rounds.

2013-07-21T19:39:48Z

Too subjective about who may have won certain rounds.

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	* 'Dell Boy' Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.		* 'Dell Boy' Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.

	Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, ~~and may have won the first and second rounds. Dereck~~ Chisora ~~used accurate~~ body ~~shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum of the bout on the scorecards. The fifth round appeared close but Chisora was busier and won it~~. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. ~~Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did.~~		Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, while Chisora scored well with body punches. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest.

	* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.		* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.

Rockyjones at 03:47, 21 July 2013

2013-07-21T03:47:58Z

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	==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==

	* Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.		* 'Dell Boy' Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.

	Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, and may have won the first and second rounds. Dereck Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum of the bout on the scorecards. The fifth round appeared close but Chisora was busier and won it. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.		Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, and may have won the first and second rounds. Dereck Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum of the bout on the scorecards. The fifth round appeared close but Chisora was busier and won it. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did.

			* Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.

Rockyjones at 03:45, 21 July 2013

2013-07-21T03:45:15Z

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	* Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.		* Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.

	Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have won the first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. The fifth round was ~~close~~. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.		Malik Scott was warned by the referee throughout the contest for repeated fouling and clinching, but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab, and may have won the first and second rounds. Dereck Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum of the bout on the scorecards. The fifth round appeared close but Chisora was busier and won it. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee, smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but then referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout. Scott did not protest the seemingly premature stoppage but his corner did.

Rockyjones at 03:42, 21 July 2013

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			Referee: [[Phil Edwards]]

	==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==

	Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have won the first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. ~~Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth~~ round~~, but nonetheless~~ was ~~counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]~~. ~~Scott was warned by~~ the ~~referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.~~		* Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6.
	~~After a close fifth~~ round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear ~~with 15 seconds left~~, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest ~~at 2:55 of the sixth round~~. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.
			Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have won the first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. The fifth round was close. With 15 seconds left in the sixth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.

Rockyjones at 03:38, 21 July 2013

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	==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==		==Dereck Chisora versus Malik Scott WBO International Heavyweight Title Bout==

	Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have ~~wont he~~ first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.		Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have won the first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.
	After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.		After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.

Rockyjones at 03:38, 21 July 2013

2013-07-21T03:38:38Z

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	Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have wont he first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.		Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have wont he first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.
	After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did.		After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did. Chisora got credited with a knockout.

Rockyjones at 03:37, 21 July 2013

2013-07-21T03:37:51Z

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	Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have wont he first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.		Chisora knocked out the 35-0-1 Malik Scott with an overhand right hand for the count of ten in round 6. Scott boxed well with his jab and may have wont he first and second rounds. Chisora used accurate body shots to win the third and fourth rounds, and seized the momentum. Scott did not seem to be hurt after he went down in the sixth round, but nonetheless was counted out by referee [[Phil Edwards]]. Scott was warned by the referee throughout he contest for repeated fouling and clinching but was not penalized.
	After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the getting up from the canvas and did.		After a close fifth round, Scott went down along the ropes from a right hand to the back of the ear with 15 seconds left, and took a knee smiling. Scott got up at the count of nine, but referee Edwards shouted "Out" anyway, ending the contest at 2:55 of the sixth round. Whether he counted out Scott or not, the referee had the right to end the contest based on his own evaluation of the state of the downed fighter the getting up from the canvas and did.