Fight:1953912 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 03:17, 17 March 2015

2015-03-17T03:17:24Z

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	* Lamanna had a a fair chance, but the bout was lost in the Lamanna corner. Lamanna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent the entire bout.		* Lamanna had a a fair chance, but the bout was lost in the Lamanna corner. Lamanna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent the entire bout.
	*The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. Lananna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on Lamanna, Douglas eventually broke Lamanna down. In the sixth round, Lamanna took a knee for a flash knockdown without getting hit, could have been a slip, ruled a knockdown. Getting up, Lamanna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countered by decking Lamanna on his back. Lamanna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finishing Lamanna in center ring-down and out-with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power and used his abilities to get to Lamanna, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage as he should have done, and who got no support from his own corner.		*The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. Lananna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on Lamanna, Douglas eventually broke Lamanna down. In the sixth round, Lamanna took a knee for a flash knockdown without getting hit, could have been a slip, ruled a knockdown. Getting up, Lamanna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countered by decking Lamanna on his back. Lamanna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finishing Lamanna in center ring-down and out-with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power and used his abilities to get to Lamanna, who had some power but did not use his superior size, strength and reach assets to his advantage as he should have done, fought the bout incorrectly in retreat, and who got no support from his own corner.

Rockyjones at 03:16, 17 March 2015

2015-03-17T03:16:16Z

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	* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas ~~LaManna~~ in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward ~~LaManna~~ in retreat. ~~Vinny LaManna~~, the ~~manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's~~ corner ~~near the end of round one and did not return~~. ~~LaManna~~ had no game plan and his corner was completely silent.		* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas Lamanna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward Lamanna in retreat.
	*The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. ~~LaManna~~ caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on ~~LaManna~~, Douglas eventually broke ~~LaManna~~ down. In the sixth round, ~~LaManna~~ took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, ~~LaManna~~ landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], ~~countering~~ by decking ~~LaManna~~ on his back. ~~LaManna~~ got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finishing ~~LaManna~~ in center ring-down and out-with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power and used his abilities to get to ~~LaManna~~, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage as he should have done.
			* Lamanna had a a fair chance, but the bout was lost in the Lamanna corner. Lamanna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent the entire bout.
			*The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. Lananna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on Lamanna, Douglas eventually broke Lamanna down. In the sixth round, Lamanna took a knee for a flash knockdown without getting hit, could have been a slip, ruled a knockdown. Getting up, Lamanna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countered by decking Lamanna on his back. Lamanna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finishing Lamanna in center ring-down and out-with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power and used his abilities to get to Lamanna, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage as he should have done, and who got no support from his own corner.

Rockyjones at 06:03, 15 March 2015

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	* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas LaManna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward LaManna in retreat. Vinny LaManna, the manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's corner near the end of round one and did not return. LaManna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent. The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. LaManna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on LaManna, Douglas eventually broke LaManna down. In the sixth round, LaManna took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, LaManna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countering by decking LaManna on his back. LaManna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas ~~finished~~ LaManna in center ring down and out with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power to LaManna, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage.		* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas LaManna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward LaManna in retreat. Vinny LaManna, the manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's corner near the end of round one and did not return. LaManna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent.
			*The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. LaManna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on LaManna, Douglas eventually broke LaManna down. In the sixth round, LaManna took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, LaManna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countering by decking LaManna on his back. LaManna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finishing LaManna in center ring-down and out-with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power and used his abilities to get to LaManna, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage as he should have done.

Rockyjones at 16:47, 14 March 2015

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	* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas LaManna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward LaManna in retreat. Vinny LaManna, the manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's corner near the end of round one, and did not return. LaManna had no game plan, and his corner was completely silent. The loud Douglas corner, Douglas punching consistently and often. Successfully getting inside on LaManna, Douglas eventually broke LaManna down. In the sixth round, LaManna took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, LaManna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countering by decking LaManna on his back. LaManna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finished LaManna in center ring down and out with a chopping right to the head.		* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas LaManna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward LaManna in retreat. Vinny LaManna, the manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's corner near the end of round one and did not return. LaManna had no game plan and his corner was completely silent. The loud Douglas corner kept Douglas punching consistently and often. LaManna caught Douglas a few times coming forward with his left jab, but was unable to exploit the weakness, or use his size to smother Douglas and consistently tie him up as he should have. Successfully getting inside on LaManna, Douglas eventually broke LaManna down. In the sixth round, LaManna took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, LaManna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countering by decking LaManna on his back. LaManna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finished LaManna in center ring down and out with a chopping right to the head. Douglas had superior hand speed and power to LaManna, who had some power but did not use his size, strength and reach assets to his advantage.

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* In the main event of an eight bout card broadcast in two parts SportsNet New York and Showtime ShoBox The Next Generation, Omar Douglas soundly dismantled the taller Thomas LaManna in a battle of unbeaten middleweight prospects. Douglas came forward with pressure and power, keeping the somewhat awkward LaManna in retreat. Vinny LaManna, the manager father of Thomas LaManna, inexplicably left his son's corner near the end of round one, and did not return. LaManna had no game plan, and his corner was completely silent. The loud Douglas corner, Douglas punching consistently and often. Successfully getting inside on LaManna, Douglas eventually broke LaManna down. In the sixth round, LaManna took a knee without getting hit. Getting up, LaManna landed a solid shot which knocked out the mouthpiece of Douglas. However, Douglas, not moving in the same manner of [[Gennady Golovkin]] versus [[Daniel Geale]], countering by decking LaManna on his back. LaManna got up. Referee Harvey Dock, ignoring the blue mouthpiece of Douglas on the canvas, allowed the tempo of the bout to continue, with Douglas finished LaManna in center ring down and out with a chopping right to the head.