Fight:1945402 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 06:02, 27 April 2015

2015-04-27T06:02:34Z

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	* Dawejko ~~scores~~ fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by Riddick Bowe in 1989, ~~and~~ [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992, and again by ~~shannon~~ Briggs in 2000 to 2001. Ageless Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round knockouts in 1918.		* Dawejko scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Riddick Bowe]] in 1989, [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992, and again by Shannon Briggs 2000-2001. Ageless Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena. The fight was later set by top promoter Russell Peltz to take place at 2300 Arena in May 2015.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena. The fight was later set by top promoter Russell Peltz to take place at 2300 Arena in May 2015.

Rockyjones at 06:01, 27 April 2015

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	* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. Ageless Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round ~~Knockouts~~ in 1918.		* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by Riddick Bowe in 1989, and [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992, and again by shannon Briggs in 2000 to 2001. Ageless Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena. The fight was later set by top promoter Russell Peltz to take place at 2300 Arena in May 2015.

Rockyjones at 05:22, 16 March 2015

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	* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.		* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. Ageless Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.

Rockyjones at 05:21, 16 March 2015

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	* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.		* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. Bronco [[Billy Wright]] scored his fourth consecutive first round knockout to match Dawejko one week later (2014-2015). [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.

John: should be on talk page

2015-03-08T14:33:48Z

should be on talk page

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	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.





	~~Boxrec needs to check these for historical accuracy. I can name 20 to 30 heavyweights that have knocked out 4 in a row since Shannon Briggs.~~

Johnturlington at 13:20, 8 March 2015

2015-03-08T13:20:31Z

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	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.





			Boxrec needs to check these for historical accuracy. I can name 20 to 30 heavyweights that have knocked out 4 in a row since Shannon Briggs.

Rockyjones at 08:19, 7 March 2015

2015-03-07T08:19:55Z

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	* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.		* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a main event 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a televised main event heavyweight 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.

Rockyjones at 08:19, 7 March 2015

2015-03-07T08:19:03Z

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	* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.		* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.
	* Fight summary: ~~bell rang, and the~~ fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.		* Fight summary: The fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
	* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a main event 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.		* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a main event 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.

Rockyjones: Bout Summary

2015-03-07T08:18:18Z

Bout Summary

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* Dawejko scores fourth consecutive first round knockout in the heavyweight division, last accomplished by [[Shannon Briggs]] in 1992 and 2000 to 2001. [[LaMar Clark]] scored seven consecutive first round knockouts in 1958, and five consecutive first round knockouts 1959 to 1960. [[Jack Dempsey]] scored five consecutive first round Knockouts in 1918.
* Fight summary: bell rang, and the fighters battled in center ring. Dawejko, in the orthodox stance, pivoted his rear right foot to the left, shifting his weight as he threw a left hook through Umohette's upraised guard. Umohette fell face first to the canvas unconscious, knocked out cold at 0:27 of the first round. It was the first time in Nigerian heavyweight Umohette's career he was stopped.
* At the post fight press conference, [[Amir Mansour]], who provided ringside commentary for Go Fight Live, and Joey Dawejko discussed the developing possibility of a main event 10 rounder in May 2015 between each other at 2300 Arena.