Fight:810395 - Revision history

Miika at 17:33, 15 March 2005

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	~~Juho Tolppola~~ Juho Tolppola faced an experienced Columbian southpaw Alvaro Moreno,who with his experience of 56 fights demonstrated that he can give a good fight forthe up-and-comers. Juho hardly lost a round, but Moreno stayed in the fight all thetime with his experience. Juho boxed patiently throughout, but he was not able toforce Moreno into a free exchange where his freshness might have told thedifference. Single right-handers now and then wobbled Moreno, but he was able todefend himself and avoid further punishment. Thus punches were thrown but not invery high pace. Moreno showed – which his record of 28 victories with 17 stoppagesalso tells – that he is still a dangerous veteran for up-and-comers against yourwhom concentration must be sharp all the time. Otherwise a black fist might struckdangerously.		Juho Tolppola faced an experienced Columbian southpaw Alvaro Moreno,who with his experience of 56 fights demonstrated that he can give a good fight forthe up-and-comers. Juho hardly lost a round, but Moreno stayed in the fight all thetime with his experience. Juho boxed patiently throughout, but he was not able toforce Moreno into a free exchange where his freshness might have told thedifference. Single right-handers now and then wobbled Moreno, but he was able todefend himself and avoid further punishment. Thus punches were thrown but not invery high pace. Moreno showed – which his record of 28 victories with 17 stoppagesalso tells – that he is still a dangerous veteran for up-and-comers against yourwhom concentration must be sharp all the time. Otherwise a black fist might struckdangerously.

Miika at 17:33, 15 March 2005

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	Juho Tolppola ~~3 54~~ Juho Tolppola faced an experienced Columbian southpaw Alvaro Moreno,who with his experience of 56 fights demonstrated that he can give a good fight forthe up-and-comers. Juho hardly lost a round, but Moreno stayed in the fight all thetime with his experience. Juho boxed patiently throughout, but he was not able toforce Moreno into a free exchange where his freshness might have told thedifference. Single right-handers now and then wobbled Moreno, but he was able todefend himself and avoid further punishment. Thus punches were thrown but not invery high pace. Moreno showed – which his record of 28 victories with 17 stoppagesalso tells – that he is still a dangerous veteran for up-and-comers against yourwhom concentration must be sharp all the time. Otherwise a black fist might struckdangerously.		Juho Tolppola Juho Tolppola faced an experienced Columbian southpaw Alvaro Moreno,who with his experience of 56 fights demonstrated that he can give a good fight forthe up-and-comers. Juho hardly lost a round, but Moreno stayed in the fight all thetime with his experience. Juho boxed patiently throughout, but he was not able toforce Moreno into a free exchange where his freshness might have told thedifference. Single right-handers now and then wobbled Moreno, but he was able todefend himself and avoid further punishment. Thus punches were thrown but not invery high pace. Moreno showed – which his record of 28 victories with 17 stoppagesalso tells – that he is still a dangerous veteran for up-and-comers against yourwhom concentration must be sharp all the time. Otherwise a black fist might struckdangerously.

Miika at 17:33, 15 March 2005

2005-03-15T17:33:18Z

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Source: www.boxing.fi

Judges’ scorecards: 80-73, 80- 72, 79-74

Pertti Augustin from Finnish Professional Boxing Union reports from Levi Boxing Night:

Juho Tolppola 3 54 Juho Tolppola faced an experienced Columbian southpaw Alvaro Moreno,who with his experience of 56 fights demonstrated that he can give a good fight forthe up-and-comers. Juho hardly lost a round, but Moreno stayed in the fight all thetime with his experience. Juho boxed patiently throughout, but he was not able toforce Moreno into a free exchange where his freshness might have told thedifference. Single right-handers now and then wobbled Moreno, but he was able todefend himself and avoid further punishment. Thus punches were thrown but not invery high pace. Moreno showed – which his record of 28 victories with 17 stoppagesalso tells – that he is still a dangerous veteran for up-and-comers against yourwhom concentration must be sharp all the time. Otherwise a black fist might struckdangerously.