Jean Marc Mormeck vs. Fres Oquendo - Revision history

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	* Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials.		* Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials.
	* As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."[http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010]		* As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."[http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010]
			* Oquendo outstruck Mormeck in every round but 4th (10 punches to 9 for Mormeck) and 10th (even). Oquendo landed more power punches in rounds 1 (16-4), 3 (11-10), 5 (12-10), 7 (16-10), 8 (16-13), 9 (16-7); round 6 even.

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."		* Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials.
	http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010		* As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."[http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010]

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 Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."
 http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010

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	==Notes==		==Notes==

	Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael ~~summarized~~ the ~~match~~ as ~~follows:~~		Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. As reported by ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael, "On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."

	http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010		http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010
	"On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."

	==CompuBox Statistics==		==CompuBox Statistics==
	In addition to his superior punch output and connection rate (as noted by Rafael), Oquendo outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11, and landed more powerpunches by a rate of 120 to 90.		In addition to his superior punch output and connection rate (as noted by Rafael), Oquendo outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11, and landed more powerpunches by a rate of 120 to 90.

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	Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. According to CompuBox, Oquendo landed more powerpunches by a margin of 120 to 90. Oquendo also outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11.		<fight>1502059</fight>
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	~~'''~~ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael ~~called the fight "a candidate for robbery of~~ the ~~year."'''~~		==Notes==

			Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael summarized the match as follows:

	http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010		http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010
	"On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."		"On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."

			==CompuBox Statistics==
			In addition to his superior punch output and connection rate (as noted by Rafael), Oquendo outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11, and landed more powerpunches by a rate of 120 to 90.

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	Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. Oquendo landed more powerpunches by a margin of 120 to 90. Oquendo also outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11.		Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. According to CompuBox, Oquendo landed more powerpunches by a margin of 120 to 90. Oquendo also outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11.

	'''ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael called the fight "a candidate for robbery of the year."'''		'''ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael called the fight "a candidate for robbery of the year."'''

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	http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010		http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010
	On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year.		"On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year."

Morgan3233 at 01:28, 11 March 2012

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-Oquendo fought in Mormeck's home country of France.
+Most media reports had Oquendo easily winning the bout, which was judged and refereed exclusively by French officials. Oquendo landed more powerpunches by a margin of 120 to 90. Oquendo also outjabbed Mormeck by a margin of 38 to 11.
-Oquendo Out threw and out landed Mormeck in Total Punches, Jabs and Power Punches to no avail.
+'''ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael called the fight "a candidate for robbery of the year."'''
 http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010
 On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year.

Tomtsatas at 00:55, 11 March 2012

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	ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael called this the candidate for robbery of the year.		ESPN Chief Boxing Analyst Dan Rafael called this the candidate for robbery of the year.

	~~[[Media:~~http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010]]		http://espn.go.com/blog/dan-rafael/archive/_/month/may-2010
	On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year.		On the road in Mormeck's home country, Oquendo got the shaft. Mormeck, a former unified cruiserweight titlist fighting in his second bout at heavyweight following a two-year layoff, probably isn't going anywhere as a heavyweight based on this performance. The three judges had it for Mormeck, 96-95 (twice) and 96-94. Pathetic. Watching the DVD, I had it more like 98-92 for Oquendo. Maybe you could give Mormeck another round or two, but to have him winning is preposterous. Oquendo appeared to land harder shots than Mormeck and he was way busier. Square Ring, Oquendo's promoter, had CompuBox compile punch statistics off the DVD, and the numbers illustrate the fight that I saw. According to the stats, Oquendo landed 158 of 745 punches, while Mormeck landed just 103 of 331 blows. It's a candidate for robbery of the year.