Garrett Wilson vs. Chuck Mussachio - Revision history

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	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.		Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.

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	==~~Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile~~ Bout==		== Bout Summary ==
			Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.
	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.

James galaxy at 06:12, 21 November 2011

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	==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==		==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==

	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.		*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.

James galaxy at 06:12, 21 November 2011

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	==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==		==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==

	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948.		*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948, winning his last eight bouts by unanimous decision.

James galaxy at 06:11, 21 November 2011

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	==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==		==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==

	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]], present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches , instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage.		*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]] of Philadelphia, present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches, instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage. Carto, 83, a former Golden Gloves champion, defeated all 20 of the opponents he faced between 1946 and 1948.

James galaxy at 06:09, 21 November 2011

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	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, ~~Wilson did not appear~~ to win ~~rounds~~. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. ~~Wilson lost one point for low blows in the early rounds, but other than that the~~ fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio ~~lsot~~ his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught.		*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Mussachio appeared to win every round with a consistent left jab while keeping out of range, except the fifth and the tenth-won by Wilson by landing some wild power shots.. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. The fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lost his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught by an overhand right. Former lightweight contender [[Nunzio Carto]], present at ringside, also identified a Mussachio flaw: fighting with his body turned, exposing himself to kidney punches , instead of squaring his stance and blocking punches with his shoulders, causing cumulative damage.

James galaxy at 05:02, 21 November 2011

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	==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==		==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==

	*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Wilson did not appear to win rounds. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. Wilson lost one point for low blows in the early rounds, but other than that the fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair.		*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Wilson did not appear to win rounds. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. Wilson lost one point for low blows in the early rounds, but other than that the fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair. It appeared Mussachio lsot his wind from a body punch late in round eleven, and lost his wind again from a body punch at the bell of round eleven. He came out for round 12 but apparently (by his own admission after the bout) he had not recovered. His hands were down and he was backing up when he got caught.

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==Wilson Versus Mussachio USBA Tile Bout==

*Mussachio was ahead on points over Wilson going into the twelfth and final round. After getting knocked out for the first time in his career, Mussachio said he was returning to light heavyweight for good. Technically, Wilson did not appear to win rounds. Power wise, Wilson proved his record deceiving, as he had enough power to take Mussachio out with one punch. Wilson perhaps earned a title shot at one of the world title belts by virtue of his win. Wilson lost one point for low blows in the early rounds, but other than that the fight was clean. The fighters embraced each other in friendship after the bout, both agreeing on the ring microphone the bout and the outcome had been fair.