Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 03:24, 1 August 2019

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	~~[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|275px]]~~
	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.
	[[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		[[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Reenthelawman at 03:23, 1 August 2019

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 In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.
 [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Slugger at 09:52, 2 March 2013

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|~~300px~~]]		[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|275px]]
	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.
			[[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.
	[[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|300px]]		[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|300px]]
	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows.

			[[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Slugger at 20:52, 10 November 2010

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			== Notes ==
			[[File:Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy (poster).jpg\|right\|300px]]
	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Emaster: moved Fight:1505590 to Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy

2010-11-10T00:24:58Z

moved Fight:1505590 to Julio Cesar Chavez Jr. vs. John Duddy

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Turpintime at 14:08, 27 June 2010

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	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. John Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:08, 27 June 2010

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	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. ~~now~~ 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. went to 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:07, 27 June 2010

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	In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.		In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez Jr. now 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.

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In a Middleweight bout which was the main event of 'Latin Fury 15' at the Alamodome in San Antonio, Chavez Jr. used a fast left jab as implored by trainer [[Freddie Roach]] all night to back up Duddy and overpower him for most of the bout, and appeared to win every round after the first two rounds, which appeared somewhat close and may have been won by Duddy. The bout opened up after that, with Chavez fighting the entire bout from that point on at center ring, and Duddy, who attempted to trade blows with Chavez Jr., consistently beaten to the punch and overpowered by the sheer accuracy of blows. Duddy could not change strategy and would have done better backing up Chavez, cutting off the ring somewhat, keeping him in corners and along the ropes where he scored better in the first two rounds. From round three on, though, Chavez controlled the tempo of the fight, which proved the difference. [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], father of the winner, was in attendance. Chavez 41-0-1, 30 kayos. Duddy fell to 29-2, 18 kayos.