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Wouter at 08:24, 12 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. Trainer James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Philly boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Trainer James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Philly boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:09, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. Trainer James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. ~~Boxers~~ [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. Trainer James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Philly boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:09, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. Trainer James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:08, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did ~~just~~ enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge Dave Braslow appeared closest to correct. Mansour did dojust enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:06, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow ~~were among those athletes~~ were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:06, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. [[James McGirt]] was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]] ~~and [[~~Eugene Hart]], [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were among those athletes were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. James 'Buddy' McGirt was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]], Eugene Hart, [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were among those athletes were in attendance.

Rockyjones at 17:05, 9 May 2015

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	In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared ~~cloest~~ to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. [[~~Buddy~~ McGirt]] was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]] and [[Eugene Hart]], [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were among those athletes were in attendance.		In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared closest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. [[James McGirt]] was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]] and [[Eugene Hart]], [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were among those athletes were in attendance.

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In the main event of a six bout card at 2300 Arena promoted by Russell Peltz Promotions, Brittany Rogers Promotions, and Joe Hand Promotions, southpaw Amir Mansour won the vacant Pennsylvania state Heavyweight title by 10 round decision over Joey Dawejko. The 1300 ticket event was a sellout for Russell Peltz. Mansour, 42, and Dawejko, 24, traded accidental headbutts in rounds two and three, each cutting the other on the eyes, drawing profuse blood, and changing the game plan of the bout for both contestants. Both fighters were highly defensive. Dawejko kept trying to bait Mansour in near the ropes to draw distance and knock him out. Mansour kept moving round the ring and did not fall for the ten round trap against Dawejko, who had four first round knockouts coming in. Mansour appeared a bit busier than Dawejko, throwing punches which did not do much but slightly more active. The 96-94 scorecard of judge [[Dave Braslow]] appeared cloest to correct. Mansour did just enough to outwork Dawejko and win. Dawejko's best chance was when Mansour was bleeding off the corner of the right eye in round two after the accidental butt, shaking Mansour up, but Dawejko never floored the gas pedal despite his power. [[Buddy McGirt]] was in the corner of Dawejko. [[Teddy Atlas]] called the bout for ESPN2. Boxers [[Richie Kates]] and [[Eugene Hart]], [[Garrett Wilson]] and Philadelphia quarterback Tim Tebow were among those athletes were in attendance.