George Rivera vs. Clarence Taylor - Revision history

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	Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 ~~kos~~, won a four round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 ~~kos~~. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins. After an even first round, Rivera outworked Taylor, who spent the rest of the bout holding and on the defensive.		Light Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 KOs, won a four-round decision over late substitute Clarence "Sonny Bono" Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 KOs. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter [[Keenan Collins]]. After an even first round, Rivera outworked Taylor, who spent the rest of the bout holding and on the defensive.

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	Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a four round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.		Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a four round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins. After an even first round, Rivera outworked Taylor, who spent the rest of the bout holding and on the defensive.

2008-03-17T20:50:08Z

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	Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a ~~found~~ round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.		Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a four round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.

2008-03-17T20:33:33Z

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	Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a found round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.		Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a found round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.


	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.


	~~Robert Brizel, reporting Ringside for the Boxrec~~

2008-03-16T19:31:05Z

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	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.		Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.


	Robert Brizel, reporting Ringside for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel, reporting Ringside for the Boxrec

2008-03-16T19:30:55Z

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	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.		Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.

			Robert Brizel, reporting Ringside for the Boxrec

2008-03-16T19:19:04Z

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2008-03-16T19:18:49Z

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	Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a found round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.		Middleweight George Rivera of Virginia, now 8-1 with 3 kos, won a found round decision over late substitute Clarence 'Sonny Bono' Taylor of Maryland, now 12-14-2 with 3 kos. Taylor was a late sub for Pennsylvania fighter Keenan Collins.


	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.		Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.


	~~Scoring: 39-37, 39-37, 40-36 for Rivera. This bout was closer than the scoring indicated.~~

2008-03-16T19:18:18Z

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	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. ~~Taylro appear~~ to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.		Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylor appeared to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.


	Scoring: 39-37, 39-37, 40-36 for Rivera. This bout was closer than the scoring indicated.		Scoring: 39-37, 39-37, 40-36 for Rivera. This bout was closer than the scoring indicated.

2008-03-16T19:18:02Z

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	Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent.		Rivera was the busier of the two fighters and clearly deserved the decision. Taylor landed some good shots, though, and spent most of the bout holding and frustrating his opponent. Taylro appear to be holding back, and might have been a better fighter than 'his performance'.


	Scoring: 39-37, 39-37, 40-36 for Rivera. This bout was closer than the scoring indicated.		Scoring: 39-37, 39-37, 40-36 for Rivera. This bout was closer than the scoring indicated.