Jorge Delgado vs. Manuel Guzman - Revision history

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			In what turned out to be a spectacular bout between two local fighters with losing records, promoter [[Marshall Kauffman]] gave the crowd packed into the Allentown Days Inn Conference Center an unexpected treat in the preliminary bout to the main event between Rob Calloway and Juan Carlos Robles. To this point, the [http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=548286 seven-bout card] had appeared uneventful.
	In what turned out to be a spectacular bout between two local fighters with losing records, promoter [[Marshall ~~Kaufmann~~]] gave the crowd packed into the Allentown Days Inn Conference Center an unexpected treat in the preliminary bout to the main event between Rob Calloway and Juan Carlos Robles. To this point, the seven-bout card had appeared uneventful.

	Delgado flashed a good jab throughout the bout that seemed to frustrate the slightly shorter Guzman, who spent most of the bout working the inside close with power shots. Midway through an even bout, Delgado opened a cut on the corner of Guzman's right eye. Guzman still looked good to continue, so the referee let the fight go, as the crowd came to life and cheered the back-and-forth, non-stop, toe-to-toe action.		Delgado flashed a good jab throughout the bout that seemed to frustrate the slightly shorter Guzman, who spent most of the bout working the inside close with power shots. Midway through an even bout, Delgado opened a cut on the corner of Guzman's right eye. Guzman still looked good to continue, so the referee let the fight go, as the crowd came to life and cheered the back-and-forth, non-stop, toe-to-toe action.

	Although Guzman's eye cut was bleeding heavily, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas. Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure. Then, with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet for a standing ovation at the end.		Although Guzman's eye cut was bleeding heavily, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas. Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure. Then, with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet for a standing ovation at the end.

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	In what turned out to be a unexpected spectacular bout between two local fighters with losing records, promoter Marshall Kaufmann gave the crowd packed into the Allentown Days Inn Conference Center an unexpected treat in the preliminary bout to the main event between Rob Calloway and Juan Carlos Robles. To this point, the seven bout card had appeared uneventful.
	In what turned out to be a six round spectacular toe-to-toe nonstop action thriller, Junior Middleweight Manuel Guzman, now 5-5 with 2 kos, Lancaster, Pennsylvania, mixed it in a Latino brawl with Allentown's Jorge Delgado, now 4-8 with 2 kos.

			In what turned out to be a spectacular bout between two local fighters with losing records, promoter [[Marshall Kaufmann]] gave the crowd packed into the Allentown Days Inn Conference Center an unexpected treat in the preliminary bout to the main event between Rob Calloway and Juan Carlos Robles. To this point, the seven-bout card had appeared uneventful.

	Delgado flashed a good jab throughout the bout that seemed to frustrate the slightly shorter Guzman, who spent most of the bout working the inside close with power shots. Midway through an even bout, Delgado opened a cut on the corner of Guzman's right eye. Guzman still looked good to continue, so the referee let the fight go, as the crowd came to life and cheered the ~~ongoing~~ back and forth ~~nonstop~~ toe-to-toe action.		Delgado flashed a good jab throughout the bout that seemed to frustrate the slightly shorter Guzman, who spent most of the bout working the inside close with power shots. Midway through an even bout, Delgado opened a cut on the corner of Guzman's right eye. Guzman still looked good to continue, so the referee let the fight go, as the crowd came to life and cheered the back-and-forth, non-stop, toe-to-toe action.

			Although Guzman's eye cut was bleeding heavily, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas. Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure. Then, with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet for a standing ovation at the end.
	~~Though~~ Guzman's eye cut was bleeding ~~bad~~, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas~~! Who would win? The courageous~~ Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure. Then, with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a ~~spectacular~~ combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a ~~crowd pleasing~~ standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at ~~this'~~. ~~The crowd loved it.~~

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

	~~Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell~~

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	Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure, ~~and~~ with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'. The crowd loved it.		Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure. Then, with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'. The crowd loved it.

	Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec

	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell

Brizel at 22:26, 16 March 2008

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	Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued ~~to continue~~ to apply pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'. The crowd loved it.		Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to apply counter pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'. The crowd loved it.

	Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec

	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell

Brizel at 22:24, 16 March 2008

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	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown just before the final bell

Brizel at 22:23, 16 March 2008

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	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown

Brizel at 22:23, 16 March 2008

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	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown

Brizel at 22:22, 16 March 2008

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	Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but clearly ~~Guzman~~ won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown		Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but Guzman clearly won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown

Brizel at 22:22, 16 March 2008

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	Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to continue to apply pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'.		Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to continue to apply pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'. The crowd loved it.
	The crowd loved it.

	Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec

			Scoring closer than the fight indicated, but clearly Guzman won the fight outright with the sixth round knockdown

Brizel at 22:20, 16 March 2008

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	~~Although by now~~ Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by midway ~~through~~ the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to continue to apply pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'.		Though Guzman's eye cut was bleeding bad, Delgado appeared to be fading, and by the midway point of the sixth round, Delgado had almost run out of gas! Who would win? The courageous Guzman refused to give up and continued to continue to apply pressure, and with less than ten seconds left, Guzman landed a spectacular combination of punches that decked the tired Delgado, bringing the cheering crowd to its feet in a crowd pleasing standing ovation thrilling ending! A rematch could never do this matchup justice, but Kaufmann would do well to put these two warriors back together again. This was one of those bouts where 'you never know' and 'will you look at this'.
	The crowd loved it.		The crowd loved it.

	Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec		Robert Brizel, reporting ringside for the Boxrec