Joshua Clottey vs. Zab Judah - Revision history

Sweetscientist at 03:29, 12 March 2009

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	<fight>1310774</fight>		<fight>1310774</fight>
			'''Aired on:''' ''[[HBO Boxing After Dark]]''<br>
			'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]<br>
	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)
	*'''Weights:''' Clottey 147 lbs, Judah 143 lbs
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[HBO Boxing After Dark]]''
	*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]
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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads even though replays clearly showed a punch by Clottey did the damage. The fight was then sent to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.		Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads even though replays clearly showed a punch by Clottey did the damage. The fight was then sent to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.

BYGLLC at 19:01, 14 November 2008

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads ~~and so~~ the fight ~~went~~ to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.		Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads even though replays clearly showed a punch by Clottey did the damage. The fight was then sent to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.

Rvk2007 at 15:05, 5 August 2008

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads and so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.		Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads and so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.

	* Data Boxing reported: Judah led in Controls, 78 to 71, with 35 of them being clinches. In the 114 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Judah led 52-48%.

Deslizer at 22:51, 3 August 2008

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 ==Bout Summary==
 Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads and so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.
-* Compubox reported: Clottey total blows 122/393 31%, power blows 114/363; Judah total blows 117/419 28%, power blows 72/139. Data Boxing reported: Judah led in Controls, 78 to 71, with 35 of them being clinches. In the 114 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Judah led 52-48%.

Drdatabox at 19:43, 3 August 2008

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]
	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of ~~counterpunches~~ that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round ~~when~~ he landed a flurry of punches~~. In~~ the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to ~~hold on while trapped in~~ a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and ~~after~~ the ~~referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah~~ was ~~unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then~~ stopped ~~the contest~~. The referee ~~then~~ ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey~~, making~~ Clottey ~~the new IBF Welterweight champion. After the bout~~, ~~during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to~~ Judah ~~with a straight right hand~~, ~~not a headbutt~~. Judah ~~claimed~~ in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got disqualified against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-~~fight interview challenge~~.		Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads and so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.
			* Compubox reported: Clottey total blows 122/393 31%, power blows 114/363; Judah total blows 117/419 28%, power blows 72/139. Data Boxing reported: Judah led in Controls, 78 to 71, with 35 of them being clinches. In the 114 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Judah led 52-48%.

Brizel at 08:02, 3 August 2008

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of counterpunches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round when he landed a flurry of punches. In the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to hold on while trapped in a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and after the referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah was unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then stopped the contest. The referee then ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey, making Clottey the new IBF Welterweight champion. After the bout, during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to Judah with a straight right hand, not a headbutt. Judah claimed in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got ~~diqualified~~ against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-fight interview challenge.		Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of counterpunches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round when he landed a flurry of punches. In the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to hold on while trapped in a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and after the referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah was unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then stopped the contest. The referee then ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey, making Clottey the new IBF Welterweight champion. After the bout, during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to Judah with a straight right hand, not a headbutt. Judah claimed in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got disqualified against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-fight interview challenge.

Brizel at 08:01, 3 August 2008

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of counterpunches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round when he landed a flurry of punches. In the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to hold on while trapped in a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and after the referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah was unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then stopped the contest. The referee then ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey, making Clottey the new ~~IBD~~ Welterweight champion. After the bout, during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to Judah with a straight right hand, not a headbutt. Judah claimed in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got diqualified against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-fight interview challenge.		Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of counterpunches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round when he landed a flurry of punches. In the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to hold on while trapped in a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and after the referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah was unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then stopped the contest. The referee then ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey, making Clottey the new IBF Welterweight champion. After the bout, during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to Judah with a straight right hand, not a headbutt. Judah claimed in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got diqualified against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-fight interview challenge.

Brizel at 08:01, 3 August 2008

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	==Bout Summary==		==Bout Summary==
	Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of ~~punches~~ that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches~~, but in~~ the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to ~~back into~~ a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the ~~fight~~ was stopped ~~after he said he could not see~~. The referee ~~had~~ ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads ~~and~~ so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, ~~all~~ in favor of Clottey.		Judah began as the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round on, landing an increasing number of counterpunches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round when he landed a flurry of punches. In the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to hold on while trapped in a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye, and after the referee called time so the ringside doctor could 'take a look', Judah was unable to correctly answer how many fingers the doctor was holding up. The doctor then stopped the contest. The referee then ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads, so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, in favor of Clottey, making Clottey the new IBD Welterweight champion. After the bout, during the post-fight interview, Clottey claimed the replay showed he caused the injury to Judah with a straight right hand, not a headbutt. Judah claimed in the post-fight interview that it was in fact Clottey that was the dirty fighter as "Clottey got diqualified against Carlos Baldimir for butting and he did it again." Clottey called out for Antonio Margarito and Andre Berto to fight him next in a post-fight interview challenge.

Rvk2007 at 06:13, 3 August 2008

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			==Bout Summary==
			Judah began the busier fighter, showing quick hands and throwing effective combinations behind a jab. Clottey began steadily closing the distance between himself and his opponent from the third round, landing an increasing number of punches that took their toll on Judah. In round four, Clottey landed an uppercut that caused Judah to lose his balance, and by the end of the round, Judah had blood running down his nose. Judah staged a comeback in the sixth round as he landed a flurry of punches, but in the middle of the seventh round, Clottey landed a right hand that hurt Judah and caused him to back into a corner. In round nine, Judah suffered a cut over his right eye and the fight was stopped after he said he could not see. The referee had ruled the cut was caused by an accidental clash of heads and so the fight went to the scorecards. Two judges scored the fight 86–85 and the other judge scored it 87–84, all in favor of Clottey.

Rvk2007: Fight:1310774 moved to Joshua Clottey vs. Zab Judah

2008-08-02T20:58:52Z

Fight:1310774 moved to Joshua Clottey vs. Zab Judah

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