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2014-02-24T05:12:07Z

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	* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. The game Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready yet for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu strategically wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he ~~has~~ power, but the bout didn't last.		* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. The game Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready yet for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu strategically wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he had power, but the bout didn't last.

Rockyjones at 05:11, 24 February 2014

2014-02-24T05:11:50Z

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	* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. The game Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready yet for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he has power, but the bout didn't last.		* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. The game Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready yet for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu strategically wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he has power, but the bout didn't last.

Rockyjones at 05:11, 24 February 2014

2014-02-24T05:11:23Z

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	* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he has power, but the bout didn't last.		* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. The game Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready yet for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he has power, but the bout didn't last.

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* In a battle of unbeatens on the undercard of Iron Mike Tyson's boxing card, former U.S. Army and Armed Forces amateur champion Samuel Vasquez came off the canvas in the second round to stop Abreu in a toe-to-toe comeback thriller. However, it appeared Abreu suffered a broken nose near the end of round three. He came out for round four, but it was apparent he had not recovered, as Vazquez quickly cut off the ring and finished Abreu with a flurry on the ropes, prompting the stoppage by referee [[Steve Smoger]]. Time: 0:23 of round 4. Abreu, with seven bouts experience, appeared to be not quite ready for Vazquez, with 12 bouts experience, though it it was a great center of the ring slugfest while it lasted. Abreu wanted to slug it out with Vazquez, as he has power, but the bout didn't last.