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Ric: fight code

2006-11-04T22:18:19Z

fight code

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	The Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. ~~Joe~~ was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his knees and elbows.		<fight>28861</fight>


			The Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. DeNucci was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position, supported on his knees and elbows.

Matt: typo "kness"

2005-03-01T16:10:37Z

typo "kness"

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	The Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. Joe was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his ~~kness~~ and elbows.		The Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. Joe was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his knees and elbows.

John at 13:17, 1 March 2005

2005-03-01T13:17:06Z

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	~~I saw DeNucci vs. Fernandez on T.V. when I was a kid. I remember that the~~ Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. Joe was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his kness and elbows. After all these years of watching boxing I still think that Florentino had the pound-for-pound most deadly left hook I ever saw. He was slow, couldn't box much and had a weak chin, and not much of a right, but boy could he get power on those left hooks!		The Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. Joe was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his kness and elbows.

Blancacapa@aol.com at 10:25, 1 March 2005

2005-03-01T10:25:51Z

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I saw DeNucci vs. Fernandez on T.V. when I was a kid. I remember that the Cuban knocked Denucci out with a terrific left hook to the head. Joe was counted out as he posed almost completely motionless in a strange "all fours" position supported on his kness and elbows. After all these years of watching boxing I still think that Florentino had the pound-for-pound most deadly left hook I ever saw. He was slow, couldn't box much and had a weak chin, and not much of a right, but boy could he get power on those left hooks!