Larry Frazier vs. Harold Rice - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:40982 moved to Larry Frazier vs. Harold Rice

2008-03-19T23:16:11Z

Fight:40982 moved to Larry Frazier vs. Harold Rice

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Matt: deleted speculation

2008-03-19T02:28:53Z

deleted speculation

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	Frazier ~~pummelled~~ Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds~~. Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away~~. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered~~. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment~~.		Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered.

John: still needs bit better style

2008-03-19T01:45:24Z

still needs bit better style

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	Frazier pummelled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds. Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.		Frazier pummelled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds. Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.

John at 01:44, 19 March 2008

2008-03-19T01:44:34Z

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	Frazier ~~pummeled~~ Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds! Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.		Frazier pummelled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds. Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.

Brizel at 01:37, 19 March 2008

2008-03-19T01:37:11Z

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	Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', ~~apepared~~ shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds! Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.		Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', appeared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds! Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.

Brizel: New page: 40982 Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', apepared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300...

2008-03-19T01:36:47Z

New page: 40982 Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', apepared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300...

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Frazier pummeled Rice with body shots the entire fight and won every round going into the tenth. Rice, also called 'The Tank', apepared shorter than Frazier and weighed close to 300 pounds! Despite the punching bag beating Frazier inflicted on his obviously out of shape 'heavier' opponent, the wonder at ringside as the bout progressed was why Frazier was unable to put Rice away. Finally, late in the tenth round, the referee called a stop to the slaughter with Rice getting badly battered. The wonder of it all was that Rice somehow never went down after ten rounds of taking severe punishment.