Fight:2019358 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 14:55, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.		* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.

	* ~~Fighters~~ at ringside included WBO NABO and WBC regional champ Sean Monaghan, [[Joe Smith Jr]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]], [[Junior Younan]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].		* Area fighters in attendance at ringside included WBO NABO and WBC regional champ Sean Monaghan, [[Joe Smith Jr]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]], [[Junior Younan]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].

Rockyjones at 14:54, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.		* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.

	* Fighters at ringside included WBO NABO and WBC regional champ Sean Monaghan, [[Joe Smith Jr]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].		* Fighters at ringside included WBO NABO and WBC regional champ Sean Monaghan, [[Joe Smith Jr]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]], [[Junior Younan]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].

Rockyjones at 14:53, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.		* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.

	* Fighters at ringside included [[Sean Monaghan]], [[Joe Smith Jr.]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].		* Fighters at ringside included WBO NABO and WBC regional champ Sean Monaghan, [[Joe Smith Jr]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].

Rockyjones at 14:51, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.		* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.

			* Fighters at ringside included [[Sean Monaghan]], [[Joe Smith Jr.]], [[Thomas LaManna]], [[Steve Martinez]] and [[Rafael Vazquez]].

Rockyjones at 14:28, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. ~~Several fighters~~ in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]].		*Referee: [[Ricky Gonzalez]]

			* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]]. Scoring appeared neutral and fair. Cameron perhaps won two or three rounds down the stretch between six and ten, but Galeano clearly won the bout.

Rockyjones at 14:27, 21 November 2015

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	* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Several fighters in the Cameron camp		* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Several fighters in the Shawn Cameron camp and Cameron's corner noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]].
	noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]].

Rockyjones: Main event summary, vacant New York State Middleweight championship bout

2015-11-21T14:26:12Z

Main event summary, vacant New York State Middleweight championship bout

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<fight>2019358</fight>

* In the main event of a seven bout card promoted by DiBella Entertainment, southpaw Chris Galeano won the vacant New York State Middleweight title with a ten round unanimous decision over Shawn Cameron in a battle of rising prospects. Taller and with superior reach, Galeano won the bout instead with straight power shots to the head and body in the first six rounds and rapid footwork. Cameron plotted forward in a straight line, stopping to plant his feet with nearly every punch. However, Galeano and trainer Marcos Suarez stuck to the game plan, keeping Galeano moving in and out and side to side in rapid motion, denying Cameron the chance to find the target. Cameron and trainer Don Saxby had no 'Plan B', and the ring was never cut off so Cameron could take the bout to the inside. Galeano continued to go around the ring in Aviator Arena in rapid circles. Further, Cameron appeared to be breathing heavily by the end of the fifth round. Galeano's punches seemed to lose their power from that point, allowing Cameron to win two or three rounds from that point, including the tenth round as Cameron's arms tired and he began to run. Galeano's legs were good, however, and although Cameron took punishment and was unmoved, he was too exhausted to pursue Galeano in the later rounds. Several fighters in the Cameron camp
noted after the bout Cameron appeared to have overtrained for the bout by several weeks. Neither fighter was hurt, clean bout refereed by [[Ricky Gonzalez]].