Fight:2089680 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 09:05, 23 July 2016

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	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.

	*The bout was much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of pouncing in and out, and landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them as Selby had no sustained attack plan. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum in the ring, and did enough to win ~~the bout~~.		*The bout was much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of pouncing in and out, and landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them as Selby had no sustained attack plan. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum in the ring, and did enough to win.

Rockyjones at 09:05, 23 July 2016

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	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.

	*The bout was much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of pouncing in and out, and landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them as Selby had no sustained attack plan. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the ~~cards~~ and in the bout.		*The bout was much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of pouncing in and out, and landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them as Selby had no sustained attack plan. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum in the ring, and did enough to win the bout.

Rockyjones at 09:04, 23 July 2016

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	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.

	*The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of ~~poncing~~ in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.		*The bout was much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of pouncing in and out, and landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them as Selby had no sustained attack plan. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.

Rockyjones at 09:02, 23 July 2016

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	* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.

	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ~~ropes and back~~, was not hurt.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropee, was not hurt.

	*The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.		*The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.

Rockyjones at 09:02, 23 July 2016

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	* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.

	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and ~~bounced~~ back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and back, was not hurt.

			*The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.

Rockyjones at 09:01, 23 July 2016

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	* Scoring: 59-54, 60-53, 60-53 for Dan Pasciolla		* Scoring: 59-54, 60-53, 60-53 for Dan Pasciolla

	* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.		* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.

	* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.		* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.

	* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout, but appeared well prepared.		* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout, but appeared well prepared.

	* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.
	* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum.
			* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum on the cards and in the bout.

Rockyjones at 09:00, 23 July 2016

2016-07-23T09:00:56Z

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	* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.		* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.
	* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.		* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.
	* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.		* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout, but appeared well prepared.
	* Both fighters ~~appeared~~ in top condition, and fought all six rounds ~~aggressively~~ without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters were in top condition, and fought all six rounds competitively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.
	* The first round ~~appeared~~ even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum.		* The first round was even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum.

Rockyjones at 08:59, 23 July 2016

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	Referee: [[Ricky Gonzalez]]		Referee: [[Ricky Gonzalez]]
	~~Scoring: 59-54, 60-53, 60-53 for Dan Pasciolla~~

			* Scoring: 59-54, 60-53, 60-53 for Dan Pasciolla
	* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.		* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.
	* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.		* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.
	* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.		* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.
	* Both fighters appeared in top condition, and fought all six rounds aggressively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters appeared in top condition, and fought all six rounds aggressively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.
	* The first round appeared even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla~~, who was more consistently aggressive for all six rounds,~~ had the momentum ~~on the scorecards~~.		* The first round appeared even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive overall, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla had the momentum.

Rockyjones at 08:58, 23 July 2016

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			Referee: [[Ricky Gonzalez]]
			Scoring: 59-54, 60-53, 60-53 for Dan Pasciolla

	* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.		* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.
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	* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.		* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.
	* Both fighters appeared in top condition, and fought all six rounds aggressively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.		* Both fighters appeared in top condition, and fought all six rounds aggressively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.
	* The first round appeared even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and ~~then~~ bounced back, was not hurt. The bout ~~appeared to be~~ much closer than the ~~scoring~~ indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla, who was more consistently aggressive for all six rounds, had the momentum on the scorecards.		* The first round appeared even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and bounced back, was not hurt. The bout much closer than the scorecards indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla, who was more consistently aggressive for all six rounds, had the momentum on the scorecards.

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2016-07-23T08:56:48Z

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<fight>2089680</fight>

* Nontitle bout for New Jersey State Heavyweight champion Dan Pasciolla.
* Rematch of a four round decision won by Dante Selby in Pasciolla's 2013 debut. With this win, Pasciolla avenged his only loss.
* Philadelphia heavyweight Dante Selby returned to the ring after two and a half years for this bout.
* Both fighters appeared in top condition, and fought all six rounds aggressively without getting tired. Neither fighter was hurt.
* The first round appeared even. In the second round, Pasciolla landed an overhand left hand power shot which sent Selby reeling backwards off the ropes in a corner, scored as a knockdown by referee [[Ricky Gonzalez]] as the ropes held Selby up. Selby, who bounced off the ropes and then bounced back, was not hurt. The bout appeared to be much closer than the scoring indicated. Selby's game plan of poncing in and out, landing singly placed body shots to try to break Pasciolla down, failed because Pasciolla was not hurt by them. Pasciolla was more aggressive, and after the technical knockdown of Selby in the second round, Pasciolla, who was more consistently aggressive for all six rounds, had the momentum on the scorecards.