Len Matthews vs. Orlando Zulueta - Revision history

John at 02:00, 11 May 2009

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	* "He's dangerous. You can't make a mistake against the kid. He's a real prospect." -Fred Fiero, Zulueta's trainer, about Len Matthews		* "He's dangerous. You can't make a mistake against the kid. He's a real prospect." - [[Fred Fiero]], Zulueta's trainer, about Len Matthews

Matt at 18:53, 23 February 2009

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	"The bout was the 15th for Len Matthews, a 19 year old Philadelphian who only once before had gone 10 rounds. The greater experience of Orlando Zulueta showed in early rounds when he held his own strictly on his boxing and counter-punching ability. His big mistake was to open an inch and a half gash over Matthews left eyebrow midway through the 4th round. Matthews, 133, then started moving faster and throwing harder and more often. Zulueta, 135, couldn't cope with Matthews after that. He was floored in the 6th for the mandatory eight count. Then a left uppercut and a right to the head in the 7th put Zulueta down with authority. Zulueta then clinched more and resorted to using his head at close quarters in a futile attempt to open the cut beyond repair." -Associated Press		"The bout was the 15th for Len Matthews, a 19 year old Philadelphian who only once before had gone 10 rounds. The greater experience of Orlando Zulueta showed in early rounds when he held his own strictly on his boxing and counter-punching ability. His big mistake was to open an inch and a half gash over Matthews left eyebrow midway through the 4th round. Matthews, 133, then started moving faster and throwing harder and more often. Zulueta, 135, couldn't cope with Matthews after that. He was floored in the 6th for the mandatory eight count. Then a left uppercut and a right to the head in the 7th put Zulueta down with authority. Zulueta then clinched more and resorted to using his head at close quarters in a futile attempt to open the cut beyond repair." -Associated Press

	~~Scorecards (all for Matthews)~~

	*Referee Joe Sweeney - 48-42
	*Judge Lou Tress - 48-44
	*Judge Jack Stiles - 47-43

	*Unofficial AP scorecard - 49-42 Matthews		*Unofficial AP scorecard - 49-42 Matthews

Rowdytimothy: Fight:128644 moved to Len Matthews vs. Orlando Zulueta

2008-11-01T23:41:29Z

Fight:128644 moved to Len Matthews vs. Orlando Zulueta

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Flatnose at 13:05, 1 November 2008

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	Referee Joe Sweeney - 48-42		*Referee Joe Sweeney - 48-42
	Judge Lou Tress - 48-44		*Judge Lou Tress - 48-44
	Judge Jack Stiles - 47-43		*Judge Jack Stiles - 47-43

	*Unofficial AP scorecard - 49-42 Matthews		*Unofficial AP scorecard - 49-42 Matthews

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2008-11-01T13:04:46Z

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"The bout was the 15th for Len Matthews, a 19 year old Philadelphian who only once before had gone 10 rounds. The greater experience of Orlando Zulueta showed in early rounds when he held his own strictly on his boxing and counter-punching ability. His big mistake was to open an inch and a half gash over Matthews left eyebrow midway through the 4th round. Matthews, 133, then started moving faster and throwing harder and more often. Zulueta, 135, couldn't cope with Matthews after that. He was floored in the 6th for the mandatory eight count. Then a left uppercut and a right to the head in the 7th put Zulueta down with authority. Zulueta then clinched more and resorted to using his head at close quarters in a futile attempt to open the cut beyond repair." -Associated Press

Scorecards (all for Matthews)

Referee Joe Sweeney - 48-42
Judge Lou Tress - 48-44
Judge Jack Stiles - 47-43

*Unofficial AP scorecard - 49-42 Matthews

Post fight comment

* "He's dangerous. You can't make a mistake against the kid. He's a real prospect." -Fred Fiero, Zulueta's trainer, about Len Matthews