Joe Greene vs. Jose Miguel Torres - Revision history

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	<fight>1325206</fight>		<fight>1325206</fight>
	*'''Vacant [[NABA]] Light Middleweight Title'''		*'''Vacant [[NABA]] Light Middleweight Title'''
	*'''Weights:''' Greene 154 lbs, Torres ~~152½~~ lbs		*'''Weights:''' Greene 154 lbs, Torres 152� lbs
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''

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	before=[[Jose Luis Gonzalez vs. Jason LeHoullier\|Gonzalez vs. LeHoullier]]\|		before=[[Jose Luis Gonzalez vs. Jason LeHoullier\|Gonzalez vs. LeHoullier]]\|
	title=[[NABA Light Middleweight Title Fights\|NABA Light Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 15\|		title=[[NABA Light Middleweight Title Fights\|NABA Light Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 15\|
	after=~~Current~~\|		after=[[Carson Jones vs. Jason LeHoullier\|Jones vs. LeHoullier]]\|
	}}		}}
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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	* Torres was down in round five. Both were down several unallowed times; both were fouling a lot.		*Torres was down in round five. Both were down several unallowed times; both were fouling a lot.
	*In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. He also heeled Greene's left eye twice that round.		*In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. He also heeled Greene's left eye twice that round.

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			{{Fight Succession Box\|
			before=[[Jose Luis Gonzalez vs. Jason LeHoullier\|Gonzalez vs. LeHoullier]]\|
			title=[[NABA Light Middleweight Title Fights\|NABA Light Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 15\|
			after=Current\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

Reenthelawman: Adding title at stake

2008-08-18T05:22:52Z

Adding title at stake

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	<fight>1325206</fight>		<fight>1325206</fight>
			*'''Vacant [[NABA]] Light Middleweight Title'''
	*'''Weights:''' Greene 154 lbs, Torres 152½ lbs		*'''Weights:''' Greene 154 lbs, Torres 152½ lbs
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Wednesday Night Fights]]''

			==Notes==
	* Torres was down in round five. Both were down several unallowed times; both were fouling a lot. In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. He also heeled Greene's left eye twice that round.		* Torres was down in round five. Both were down several unallowed times; both were fouling a lot.
			*In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. He also heeled Greene's left eye twice that round.

Matt: Reverted edits by Brizel (Talk); changed back to last version by Rowdytimothy

2008-08-16T06:00:31Z

Reverted edits by Brizel (Talk); changed back to last version by Rowdytimothy

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both ~~fighters began flagrantly~~ fouling a lot. ~~Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.~~		* Torres was down in round five. Both were down several unallowed times; both were fouling a lot. In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. He also heeled Greene's left eye twice that round.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting ~~Greene~~ while ~~he was~~ down. ~~Torres was~~ also ~~warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on~~ Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent, and Greene did it by throwing repeated low blows during the second half of the bout. Despite being warned, Greene was not penalized.

Brizel at 04:35, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent, and Greene did it by throwing repeated low blows during the second half of the bout. Despite being warned ~~by the referee~~, Greene was ~~somehow the one~~ not penalized.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent, and Greene did it by throwing repeated low blows during the second half of the bout. Despite being warned, Greene was not penalized.

Brizel at 04:34, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent, and Greene did it by throwing repeated low blows during the second half of the bout. Despite being warned by the referee, Greene was somehow the one not penalized.

Brizel at 04:21, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic ~~canb e~~ extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got ~~tacken~~ to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic can be extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got taken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.

Brizel at 04:21, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting Greene while he was down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.

Brizel at 04:20, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round ~~emergea~~, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and ~~throwign~~ the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emerged, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwing the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.

Brizel at 04:19, 16 August 2008

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	* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round ~~emerge~~, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. as Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwign the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.		* In a nationally televised bout, a highly entertaining one-sided brawl developed between Super Welterweights Joe Greene and Jose Miguel Torres. Greene came across as a southpaw with superior jabbing technique, while Torres (in his first bout outside of his native Columbia) more than held his own with well-placed power punches. Greene was forced to box cautiously. Torres, who was once disqualified for biting an opponent, began a 'dirty war' in round three when he was warned by the referee for hitting Greene with a rabbit punch. Round four saw the bout suddenly change from a yawner into a toe-to-toe fireworks slugfest dominated by Torres, who had Greene hurt and in trouble. Torres was down in round five from a left hook. Torres was pushed to the canvas in rounds five and six. A weird 10-6 round emergea, as Torres was penalized by the referee for hitting Greene on the floor after Greene slipped to the canvas. As Torres could no longer get a points decision, he let loose and the bout turned wild. Greene began loading up and throwign the left, while Torres countered with loaded right hand bombs. Both fighters began flagrantly fouling a lot. Torres-the brother of world champion Ricardo Torres- emerged as a pure brawler with bad intentions, looking purely to land and end the bout with his right hand.
	In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.		In round nine, Torres lost two points for hitting while down. Torres was also warned for scraping the hand tape below the front of his gloves on Greene's left eye twice that round off clinches, trying to cut Greene (depending how the pegs of the glovelace are 'taped' below the hand tape, this dirty tactic canb e extremely dangerous). Greene, who predicted a kayo in six, got tacken to school as it turned out Torres had alot left in the tank and Greene couldn't do anything with his opponent except outbox him, and by getting dragged the distance into a dirty twelve round fight, looked bad despite winning all but one round on the cards by being forced to resort to the tactics of his opponent.