Fight:1925962 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 23:43, 23 November 2014

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	* Main event bout. Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. UBF Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]].		* Main event bout. Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. UBF Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]].

	* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. ~~competitive~~ first round. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.		* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. The first round was competitive. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.

Rockyjones at 23:43, 23 November 2014

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	* Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. UBF Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]].		* Main event bout. Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. UBF Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]].

	* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.		* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. competitive first round. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.

Rockyjones at 23:42, 23 November 2014

2014-11-23T23:42:12Z

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	* Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]]		* Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. UBF Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]].

	* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.		* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.

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* Universal Boxing Federation All-Americas vacant title bout. Supervisor: Jordan Maldonado, better known as the trainer of BoxRec number one worldwide ranked female junior lightweight [[Amanda Serrano]]

* Cruz cut off the ring and trapped valenzuela in his own corner, and had him staggering backward reeling from power shots to the head and ready to go when the referee wisely stopped it. Neither fighter was down in the brief contest.