Fight:212213 - Revision history

Matt: Deleted (Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out.), As well as (Match up = A-) That is what I was referring to.

2005-03-11T04:07:01Z

Deleted (Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out.), As well as (Match up = A-) That is what I was referring to.

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way~~. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out~~. Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement with a professional record of 3 wins 1 loss. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. ~~Match up = A-~~		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement with a professional record of 3 wins 1 loss. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one.

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Xcopterpilot at 03:31, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T03:31:24Z

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out.		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement with a professional record of 3 wins 1 loss. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement with a professional record of 3 wins 1 loss. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots.

	Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation.

	Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Xcopterpilot at 03:28, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T03:28:49Z

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement ~~from what I understood, and was~~ 3 wins 1 loss ~~at the time~~. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out.

			Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement with a professional record of 3 wins 1 loss. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots.

			Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation.

			Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Xcopterpilot at 03:26, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T03:26:56Z

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. ~~Frank~~ Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frankie Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Xcopterpilot at 03:26, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T03:26:15Z

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Moynihan's last fight before this contest was in November of 1988. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Xcopterpilot at 03:21, 11 March 2005

2005-03-11T03:21:56Z

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Moynihan is a Police Officer in the East Bay and was doing this as a fundraiser for a local boys club, with his agreed upon contract going to them as a program donation. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

	Written by: Xcopterpilot		Written by: Xcopterpilot

Matt: added author to bottom

2005-03-10T23:49:30Z

added author to bottom

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	SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

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Xcopterpilot at 23:46, 10 March 2005

2005-03-10T23:46:56Z

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	This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. ~~I saw this fight~~ in ~~San Rafael California~~ and ~~have no idea why they listed~~ it ~~as being in Culver City~~. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-		SAN RAFAEL: This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. Moynihan showed the ring rust that is typical for a boxer that has not competed as a professional in the sport for almost 10 years. Lloyd hung on for the decision and looked pretty good, but also seemed to be happy it was over. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

Xcopterpilot at 22:32, 10 March 2005

2005-03-10T22:32:15Z

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	This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Lloyd was easily the quicker of the 2 and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style~~, but~~ Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times. I saw this fight in San Rafael California and have no idea why they listed as being in Culver City. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one.		This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Frank Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Michael Lloyd was easily the quicker and prettier of the 2 ( actually used the name "Pretty Boy Lloyd" when being introduced to the crowd) and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style. Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times with bad intention wrecking machine shots. I saw this fight in San Rafael California and have no idea why they listed it as being in Culver City. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one. Match up = A-

Xcopterpilot at 22:22, 10 March 2005

2005-03-10T22:22:26Z

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	This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out, ~~a bloodbath!~~		This was a toe to toe middleweight brawl that actually could have went either way. Reminded me of the old days when 2 guys get to the center of the ring and slug it out. Moynihan came out of retirement from what I understood, and was 3 wins 1 loss at the time. Lloyd was easily the quicker of the 2 and seemed to be somewhat unorthodox in his style, but Moynihan had obvious sledge hammer power with both hands, rocking Lloyd several times. I saw this fight in San Rafael California and have no idea why they listed as being in Culver City. Both fighters 163 lbs. for this one.