Fight:1854315 - Revision history

John at 02:31, 23 May 2019

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	* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]

	* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]		* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]

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	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

			* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip
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Ddtfamily: Removed some sensational, opinion-filled text about the cut. Having watched 1000s of fights, this wasn't an unusual event and it is unlikely most fight fans were "horrified".

2014-01-20T07:17:59Z

Removed some sensational, opinion-filled text about the cut. Having watched 1000s of fights, this wasn't an unusual event and it is unlikely most fight fans were "horrified".

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	* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]		* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]

	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across ~~and absolutely horrible~~. The bout, had Perez been unable to continue, would have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez ~~dealt~~ with the ~~horrific gross injury live~~, to the ~~complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued~~.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across. The bout, had Perez been unable to continue, would have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez did a fine job at dealing with the cut, stopping the bleeding.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Ddtfamily: previous version expressed an opinion that the bout should have been declared a no contest; edited to say "had Perez been unable to continue" (bleeding stopped)

2014-01-20T07:15:07Z

previous version expressed an opinion that the bout should have been declared a no contest; edited to say "had Perez been unable to continue" (bleeding stopped)

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	* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]		* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]

	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout ~~should rightly~~ have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout, had Perez been unable to continue, would have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Philbud at 23:51, 19 January 2014

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	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for ~~Perez~~. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Takam. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:07, 19 January 2014

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	* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]		* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]

	* ~~Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez.~~ Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]		* Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]

	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:06, 19 January 2014

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	* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]		* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]

			* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez. Photos and video clip of Abel Sanchez working on the Mike Perez cut between rounds three and four on Deadspin, scroll down to view. [[http://deadspin.com/hbo-boxing-extreme-closeup-is-really-gross-not-safe-fo-1504404569]]

	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:03, 19 January 2014

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	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO the bout continued.		* Carlos Takam versus Mike Perez official weigh-in video clip [[http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=V44CKz3I-fc]]

			*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO as the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:02, 19 January 2014

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	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the complete horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO the bout continued.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:01, 19 January 2014

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	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. ~~Trainer~~ and cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the gross injury live, to the horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Perez' trainer and corner cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the horrific gross injury live, to the horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.

Rockyjones at 06:01, 19 January 2014

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	*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Trainer Abel Sanchez dealt with the gross injury live, to the horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO.		*Open cut Mike Perez sustained from an accidental headbutt from Takam in the third round was wide open on the right eyebrow all the way across and absolutely horrible. The bout should rightly have been declared a No-Contest. Trainer and cutman Abel Sanchez dealt with the gross injury live, to the horror of fight fans watching this preliminary to the main event on HBO.

	* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.		* On the televised Home Box Office undercard to the all-Canada NABF [[Jean Pascal]] versus [[Lucian Bute]] 12 round bout at Bell Centre, underdog Carlos Takam, a heavyweight from Cameroon fighting out of France, boxed a hard fought draw with Cuban defector Mike Perez of Cork, Ireland. In a prelude to trainer Abel Sanchez' upcoming WBA World Middleweight title bout with his fighter Gennady Golovkin versus Osumanu Adama, Sanchez fighter Perez won the first five rounds, then appeared to lose the last five rounds. Takam took the fight to Perez in the second half of the bout as the surprising aggressor. Takam, 29-1-1 with 23 knockouts, Noisy-le-Grand, Seine-Saint-Denis, France, landed an astounding 156 power punches which scored to only 125 for the fading Perez, 20-0-1 with 21 knockouts, who suffered a cut over his right eye early in the fight from an accidental headbutt, and was bothered by it in the later rounds. Two judges had the bout even at 95-95 a draw, while a third judge scored it 96-94 for Perez. Canadian scoring appeared neutral and fair for both foreign combatants fighting for the very first time in Canada.