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Jerrycap61: TOMMY GALLAGER DOES NOT TRAIN JOE SMITH JR.

2015-12-06T15:00:30Z

TOMMY GALLAGER DOES NOT TRAIN JOE SMITH JR.

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	* Trained by ~~Tommy Gallagher~~, rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the ten round distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Joe Smith Jr. three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.		* Trained by Jerry Capobianco, rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the ten round distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Joe Smith Jr. three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.

Rockyjones at 07:23, 6 December 2015

2015-12-06T07:23:59Z

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	* Trained by Tommy Gallagher, rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Smith three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.		* Trained by Tommy Gallagher, rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the ten round distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Joe Smith Jr. three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.

Rockyjones at 07:23, 6 December 2015

2015-12-06T07:23:13Z

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	* ~~Rising~~ light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Smith three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.		* Trained by Tommy Gallagher, rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Smith three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.

Rockyjones at 07:22, 6 December 2015

2015-12-06T07:22:23Z

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	* Rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout.		* Rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout. Scoring, which went for Smith three different ways, appeared neutral and fair.

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2015-12-06T07:21:24Z

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* Rising light heavyweight prospect Irish Joe Smith Jr., in the best performance of his career to date, outpointed the shorter and more experienced Will Rosinsky by coming forward with pressure and outworking him. Rosinsky had a good defense, he just was not throwing enough punches to win rounds after the first round or two, and he did not change his game plan. Rosinsky held a lot during the contest to go the distance. Both fighters appeared in top condition, and neither fighter was hurt. Not a close bout.