Kermit Cintron vs. David Estrada - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1068812 moved to Kermit Cintron vs. David Estrada

2008-04-19T03:50:46Z

Fight:1068812 moved to Kermit Cintron vs. David Estrada

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Rowdytimothy at 03:50, 19 April 2008

2008-04-19T03:50:23Z

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	Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by two right hands and a left along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from twelve head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.		Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by two right hands and a left along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee James Warring, Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from twelve head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.

	Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. He had been cut over the right eye in the third, by a referee-ruled butt. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration. He had spit blood in the sixth, as well as being staggered by two rights.		Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. He had been cut over the right eye in the third, by a referee-ruled butt. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration. He had spit blood in the sixth, as well as being staggered by two rights.

	This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."		This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."

Drdatabox at 02:32, 10 July 2006

2006-07-10T02:32:17Z

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	Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by ~~a series of~~ right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.		Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by two right hands and a left along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from twelve head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.

	Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. He had been cut over the right eye in the third, by a referee-ruled butt. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration. He had spit blood in the sixth, as well as being staggered by two rights.		Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. He had been cut over the right eye in the third, by a referee-ruled butt. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration. He had spit blood in the sixth, as well as being staggered by two rights.

	This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."		This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."

Drdatabox at 02:16, 10 July 2006

2006-07-10T02:16:58Z

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	Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by a series of right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.		Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by a series of right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.

	Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration.		Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. He had been cut over the right eye in the third, by a referee-ruled butt. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration. He had spit blood in the sixth, as well as being staggered by two rights.

	This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."		This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."

Ric: more info

2006-04-26T00:20:33Z

more info

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	Estrada was knocked down by a series of right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped ~~into~~ rescue Estrada.		Before 2,000 fans in attendance, Estrada (147) was knocked down by a series of right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron (146½) quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped in to rescue Estrada at 1:13 of the round. Cintron had connected on 306 of 760 punches, while Estrada landed just 199 of 621.

			Cintron, from Puerto Rico, was crowned IBF Latino World Champion. After the fight he went to Good Samaritan Hospital for stitches. Estrada himself was taken to St. Mary's Hospital suffering from dehydration.

			This [[IBF]] welterweight elimination title bout was not a week old before ESPN-TV declared it an "Instant Classic" and a candidate for "Fight of the Year."

Matt at 05:36, 20 April 2006

2006-04-20T05:36:59Z

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<fight>1068812</fight>

Estrada was knocked down by a series of right hands along the ropes in the 10th round. After he was given a mandatory eight-count by referee [[James Warring]], Cintron quickly had him reeling from head shots. Warring promptly jumped into rescue Estrada.