Julio Cesar Green vs. Lonnie Beasley - Revision history

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	Shortly after the bout ended, one of Beasley's corner-men angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."		Shortly after the bout ended, one of Beasley's corner-men angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."


	Julio Cesar Green ranked #4 IBF, #5 WBC, #6 WBA.		Julio Cesar Green ranked #4 IBF, #5 WBC, #6 WBA.

	* [http://www.gorillamask.net/refko.shtml Video of the controversial ending]

Reenthelawman: Fight:15632 moved to Julio Cesar Green vs. Lonnie Beasley

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Fight:15632 moved to Julio Cesar Green vs. Lonnie Beasley

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			*'''[[NABF]] Light Middleweight Title''' (1st defense of Green)

			==Notes==
	This bout's ending will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich seemingly used a fair amount of strength, especially to push aside Beasley, which caused Beasley to stumble backwards and fall down to the canvas. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich called an end to the bout, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.		This bout's ending will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich seemingly used a fair amount of strength, especially to push aside Beasley, which caused Beasley to stumble backwards and fall down to the canvas. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich called an end to the bout, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.

JCSBoxing at 01:08, 6 October 2007

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	~~The~~ ending ~~of this fight~~ will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich ~~apparently~~ used a fair amount of strength, especially to push aside Beasley, which caused Beasley to fall ~~backwards~~ to the ~~ground~~. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich ~~ended~~ the ~~fight~~, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.		This bout's ending will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich seemingly used a fair amount of strength, especially to push aside Beasley, which caused Beasley to stumble backwards and fall down to the canvas. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich called an end to the bout, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.

	~~After this~~, one of Beasley's ~~cornermen~~ angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."		Shortly after the bout ended, one of Beasley's corner-men angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."

JCSBoxing at 03:45, 22 June 2007

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	The ending of this fight will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich apparently used a fair amount of strength, which caused Beasley to fall backwards to the ground. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich ended the fight, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.		The ending of this fight will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich apparently used a fair amount of strength, especially to push aside Beasley, which caused Beasley to fall backwards to the ground. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich ended the fight, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.

	After this, one of Beasley's cornermen angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."		After this, one of Beasley's cornermen angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."
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	Julio Cesar Green ranked #4 IBF, #5 WBC, #6 WBA.		Julio Cesar Green ranked #4 IBF, #5 WBC, #6 WBA.

			* [http://www.gorillamask.net/refko.shtml Video of the controversial ending]

JCSBoxing at 03:41, 22 June 2007

2007-06-22T03:41:57Z

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<fight>15632</fight>

The ending of this fight will go down as one of the strangest in boxing history. In the 12th round, the referee, Vic Drakulich, separated the two fighters from a clinch. In doing so, Drakulich apparently used a fair amount of strength, which caused Beasley to fall backwards to the ground. When Beasley hesitated to get up, Drakulich ended the fight, awarding Julio Cesar Green the TKO win.

After this, one of Beasley's cornermen angrily chased Drakulich out of the ring. Drakulich was later quoted as saying, "If they're not able to remain standing when you break them up, they shouldn't be allowed to fight."

Julio Cesar Green ranked #4 IBF, #5 WBC, #6 WBA.