Fight:2095215 - Revision history

Rockyjones at 07:24, 16 August 2016

2016-08-16T07:24:47Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right to the head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia decked Brunson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up ~~twice~~ to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right to the head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia decked Brunson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, almost down and out twice, who got up to win.

Rockyjones: /* Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night */

2016-08-16T07:23:56Z

Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right to the head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia decked ~~Bruson~~ twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right to the head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia decked Brunson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones: /* Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night */

2016-08-16T07:23:43Z

Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right ~~toth e~~ head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia ~~deckked~~ Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right to the head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia decked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones: /* Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night */

2016-08-16T07:23:25Z

Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, ~~woh~~ beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, who beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones: /* Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night */

2016-08-16T07:23:10Z

Tyrone Brunson versus Carlos Garcia Fight of The Night

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. ~~Brukson~~ decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brunson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones at 01:39, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T01:39:57Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto ~~Ico~~'s Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Rico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones at 01:39, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T01:39:36Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Philly fighter Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones at 01:39, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T01:39:23Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Brunson, ~~who seemed~~ down and out, ~~but~~ got up twice to ~~comeback and~~ win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Brunson, down and out, who got up twice to win.

Rockyjones at 01:38, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T01:38:58Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ~~ended at 2300 Arena~~ for Brunson, who seemed down and out, but got up twice to comeback and win.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ending for Brunson, who seemed down and out, but got up twice to comeback and win.

Rockyjones at 01:38, 7 August 2016

2016-08-07T01:38:45Z

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	Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since		Despite starting his career 20-0, Philadelphia's Tyrone Brunson had not won a bout in the United States since
	November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ended at 2300 Arena.		November 2009. Entering the ring on the ESPN undercard in the best condition of his career, Brunson faced Puerto Ico's Carlos Garcia in an offensive slugfest reminiscent of [[George Foreman]] versus [[Ron Lyle]]. Both fighters went for the knockout, with no defense. Brukson decked Garcia with an overhand right toth e head near the end of the round, sending Garcia onto his back, woh beat the count as the round ended. In round two, Garcia deckked Bruson twice with right hands to the head. Brunson beat the count both times, but appeared badly hurt. In round three, Brunson switched tactics and resorted to a technical style, confusing Garcia, using his left jab to sting Garcia and break him down, a game plan never seen before from the kayo minded Brunson. As the fourth round began, a sudden Brunson crunching power right hook to the side of the body sent Garcia down to the canvas on all fours, where he was counted out. Standing ovation ended at 2300 Arena for Brunson, who seemed down and out, but got up twice to comeback and win.