Jean Marc Mormeck vs. Timur Ibragimov - Revision history

Artur128 at 09:10, 19 June 2022

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 Ibragimov was penalized a point in the tenth. As seen by fight scribe Johnny Walker, "With Ibragimov now coming on strong, French referee Jean-Louis Legland interestingly picked this time to stop the fight and deduct a point from him for hitting behind the head."
 http://bleacherreport.com/articles/533206-jean-marc-mormeck-edges-timur-ibragimov-in-parisian-heavyweight-tilt

Morgan3233 at 21:43, 12 March 2012

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	Media and fans were ~~sharply~~ divided as to which boxer deserved the verdict. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But ~~many~~ others derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Media and fans were divided as to which boxer deserved the verdict. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But others derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113."

Morgan3233 at 00:37, 12 March 2012

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Media and fans were sharply divided as to which boxer deserved the verdict. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many ~~other reporters~~ derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Media and fans were sharply divided as to which boxer deserved the verdict. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many others derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113."

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	~~Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded~~ to ~~either~~ boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Media and fans were sharply divided as to which boxer deserved the verdict. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113." http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=25970&more=1		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113."
			http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=25970&more=1

	Ibragimov was penalized a point in the tenth. As seen by fight scribe Johnny Walker, "With Ibragimov now coming on strong, French referee Jean-Louis Legland interestingly picked this time to stop the fight and deduct a point from him for hitting behind the head."		Ibragimov was penalized a point in the tenth. As seen by fight scribe Johnny Walker, "With Ibragimov now coming on strong, French referee Jean-Louis Legland interestingly picked this time to stop the fight and deduct a point from him for hitting behind the head."

Morgan3233 at 09:37, 11 March 2012

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	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113~~. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)~~."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113." http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=25970&more=1
	http://www.eastsideboxing.com/news.php?p=25970&more=1

	Ibragimov was penalized a point in the tenth. As seen by fight scribe Johnny Walker, "With Ibragimov now coming on strong, French referee Jean-Louis Legland interestingly picked this time to stop the fight and deduct a point from him for hitting behind the head."		Ibragimov was penalized a point in the tenth. As seen by fight scribe Johnny Walker, "With Ibragimov now coming on strong, French referee Jean-Louis Legland interestingly picked this time to stop the fight and deduct a point from him for hitting behind the head."

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck)and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."

Morgan3233: /* Notes */

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision~~. Note~~ that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision, noting that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck)and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."

Morgan3233: /* Notes */

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was ~~a valid~~ winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was the rightful winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."

Morgan3233 at 04:29, 11 March 2012

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt Mormeck was a valid winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters ~~believed Ibragimov deserved the nod, and~~ derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt that Mormeck was a valid winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."

Morgan3233 at 03:25, 11 March 2012

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt Mormeck was a valid winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters ~~regarded~~ Ibragimov as the ~~rightful victor~~, and derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.		Mormeck won a gruelling, closely fought bout that could easily have been awarded to either boxer. Many observers felt Mormeck was a valid winner because of his superior aggression. But many other reporters believed Ibragimov deserved the nod, and derided the verdict as a hometown decision. Note that two of the judges (both of whom voted for Mormeck) and the referee were appointed by Mormeck's promoter. The third judge, appointed by the WBA, favored Ibragimov.

	According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."		According to Eastsideboxing's James Slater, "Last night in Paris, France, 38-year-old former cruiserweight king Jean Marc Mormeck won a very close and hard-fought 12-round split decision over the never-stopped Timur Ibragimov of Uzbekistan. Contesting the vacant World Boxing Association (WBA) international heavyweight title, as well as being very important in terms of world ratings, the fight was one that could conceivably have gone either way. In the end, two of the judges went for “The Marksman,” voting for him by scores of 116-111, 116-112 (both scores seemingly too wide), while the third official scored the fight for the visitor, at 115-113. Mormeck is now 36-4(22) overall and 3-0(0) as a heavyweight. 35-year-old Ibragimov lost for the first time in almost four years and is now 33-3-1(16)."