Jean Pascal vs. Adrian Diaconu (2nd meeting) - Revision history

Philbud at 16:51, 7 April 2015

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	title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 103\|		title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 103\|
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Reenthelawman at 23:01, 15 June 2010

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	title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 103\|		title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 103\|
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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his cutman(Russ Anber) was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round.		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his cutman (Russ Anber) was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round.

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			before=[[Chad Dawson vs. Glen Johnson (2nd meeting)\|Dawson vs. Johnson II]]\|
			title=[[WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fights\|WBC Light Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 103\|
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Philbud at 00:25, 18 December 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his cutman(Russ Anber) was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round~~. Diaconu felt he had won~~.		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his cutman(Russ Anber) was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round.

Philbud at 00:20, 18 December 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his ~~trainer~~ was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. ~~"C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”~~		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his cutman(Russ Anber) was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won.

Reenthelawman at 17:58, 12 December 2009

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	*'''[[WBC]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (2nd defense of Pascal)		*'''[[WBC]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (2nd defense of Pascal)
			*'''Attendance:''' 8,802

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”

Reenthelawman at 17:26, 12 December 2009

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			*'''[[WBC]] Light Heavyweight Title''' (2nd defense of Pascal)

			==Summary==
	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”

Wouter: moved Fight:1460425 to Jean Pascal vs. Adrian Diaconu (2nd meeting)

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moved Fight:1460425 to Jean Pascal vs. Adrian Diaconu (2nd meeting)

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(No difference)

Brizel at 13:06, 12 December 2009

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	In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, ~~and~~ The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”		In a battle of Quebec Canadian fighters broadcast live over the internet, Jean Pascal retained his WBC Light Heavyweight title in a rematch with Adrian Diaconu. The first four rounds appeared even. Pascal returned to his corner early with right shoulder troubles, giving him the most trouble in rounds five and ten. It appeared his trainer was able to pop the shoulder back in before the start of round 11. Pascal landed alot of flurry combinations throughout this contest, while Diaconu was effective with a left jab which scored consistently at times and managed to pin Pascal on the ropes several times while scoring but failed to capitalize. Pascal won the last round clearly, throwing power punches with the left hand as Diaconu either covered up or grabbed on to survive but rarely punched back. The Canadian Press scored the bout 116-114 for Pascal, the neutral live commentor scored it 115-113 Pascal, The Gazette 115-114, all for Pascal. After the bout, Pascal stated his shoulder had popped out three times, and his corner kept popping it back, beginning at the end of the third round. Diaconu felt he had won. "C'mon. A unanimous decision? I feel I won eight rounds. In my soul, I didn’t lose this fight. Maybe it’s because he’s younger. There’s something fishy.”