Leo Martinez vs. Joel Torres - Revision history

Sweetscientist: moved Fight:1496567 to Leo Martinez vs. Joel Torres

2010-05-03T02:36:13Z

moved Fight:1496567 to Leo Martinez vs. Joel Torres

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Brizel at 07:29, 1 April 2010

2010-04-01T07:29:59Z

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	Torres won the first two rounds on jab combinations, but Martinez was fighting at a very fast pace. In round 3, Martinez, who never tired, keep accelerating the pace, and began landing left jabs at will, badly bruising Torres face, with the slower Torres unable to keep up the speed and the tempo. Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all Martinez, with Torres taking a beating from left jabs, and counter left and right hooks that were landing over his hand stance, which was too low and left him vulnerable. In a Tony Zale type ending, Martinez landed a straight left to the body, followed by a right to the jaw, which put the unbeaten Torres down for the count in an upset at 1:23 of the eighth and final round.		Torres won the first two rounds on jab combinations, but Martinez was fighting at a very fast pace. In round 3, Martinez, who never tired, keep accelerating the pace, and began landing left jabs at will, badly bruising Torres face, with the slower Torres unable to keep up with the speed and the tempo. Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all Martinez, with Torres taking a beating from left jabs, and counter left and right hooks that were landing over his hand stance, which was too low and left him vulnerable. In a Tony Zale type ending, Martinez landed a straight left to the body, followed by a right to the jaw, which put the unbeaten Torres down for the count in an upset at 1:23 of the eighth and final round.

Brizel at 07:27, 1 April 2010

2010-04-01T07:27:19Z

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	Torres won the first two rounds on jab combinations, but Martinez was fighting at a very fast pace. In round 3, Martinez, who never tired, keep accelerating the pace, and began landing left jabs at will, with the slower Torres unable to keep up the speed and the tempo. Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all Martinez, with Torres taking a beating from left jabs, and counter left and right hooks that were landing over his hand stance, which was too low and left him vulnerable. In a Tony Zale type ending, Martinez landed a straight left to the body, followed by a right to the jaw, which put the unbeaten Torres down for the count at 1:23 of the eighth and final round.		Torres won the first two rounds on jab combinations, but Martinez was fighting at a very fast pace. In round 3, Martinez, who never tired, keep accelerating the pace, and began landing left jabs at will, badly bruising Torres face, with the slower Torres unable to keep up the speed and the tempo. Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all Martinez, with Torres taking a beating from left jabs, and counter left and right hooks that were landing over his hand stance, which was too low and left him vulnerable. In a Tony Zale type ending, Martinez landed a straight left to the body, followed by a right to the jaw, which put the unbeaten Torres down for the count in an upset at 1:23 of the eighth and final round.

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2010-04-01T07:23:56Z

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Torres won the first two rounds on jab combinations, but Martinez was fighting at a very fast pace. In round 3, Martinez, who never tired, keep accelerating the pace, and began landing left jabs at will, with the slower Torres unable to keep up the speed and the tempo. Rounds 4, 5, 6 and 7 were all Martinez, with Torres taking a beating from left jabs, and counter left and right hooks that were landing over his hand stance, which was too low and left him vulnerable. In a Tony Zale type ending, Martinez landed a straight left to the body, followed by a right to the jaw, which put the unbeaten Torres down for the count at 1:23 of the eighth and final round.