Lucian Bute vs. Librado Andrade (1st meeting) - Revision history

Reenthelawman: adding compubox stats

2010-04-19T22:52:16Z

adding compubox stats

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			\|BoxerB=Andrade
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			\|JabsThrownBoxerA=297
			\|JabsThrownBoxerB=139
			\|JabsPercentBoxerA=21
			\|JabsPercentBoxerB=11
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	<fight>1327003</fight>		<fight>1327003</fight>
	*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Middleweight Title''' (2nd defense of Bute)		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Middleweight Title''' (2nd defense of Bute)

Emaster: moved Lucian Bute vs. Librado Andrade to Lucian Bute vs. Librado Andrade (1st meeting)

2009-12-01T03:42:55Z

moved Lucian Bute vs. Librado Andrade to Lucian Bute vs. Librado Andrade (1st meeting)

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Reenthelawman: Undo revision 281116 by JPRichardson (Talk)

2009-10-28T17:23:15Z

Undo revision 281116 by JPRichardson (Talk)

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	*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].		*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].
	*Andrade down in round 10.		*Andrade down in round 10.
	*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. ~~according to the TV network chronometer. Controversy arises when referee Wright takes 24 seconds~~ to ~~finish the mandatory count on a man who was clearly KO'd on~~ his feet~~. Moreover,~~ the official timekeeper decided to await until the referee finished his incredibly long count (he even counted to 6 twice), to ring the bell, which led many to believe there would have still been enough time for Andrade to finish the job on Bute. Several boxing critics agree the fight should have been ruled a ~~TKO, and that Wright clearly tried to protect Bute~~.		*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. Bute rises to his feet within the allotted ten seconds and narrowly escapes a knockout loss.
	*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.		*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.
	*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.		*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.

JPRichardson at 15:30, 28 October 2009

2009-10-28T15:30:59Z

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	*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].		*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].
	*Andrade down in round 10.		*Andrade down in round 10.
	*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. ~~Bute rises~~ to his feet ~~within~~ the ~~allotted ten seconds~~ and ~~narrowly escapes a knockout loss~~.		*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. according to the TV network chronometer. Controversy arises when referee Wright takes 24 seconds to finish the mandatory count on a man who was clearly KO'd on his feet. Moreover, the official timekeeper decided to await until the referee finished his incredibly long count (he even counted to 6 twice), to ring the bell, which led many to believe there would have still been enough time for Andrade to finish the job on Bute. Several boxing critics agree the fight should have been ruled a TKO, and that Wright clearly tried to protect Bute.
	*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.		*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.
	*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.		*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.

Reenthelawman: adding note

2009-06-07T20:54:20Z

adding note

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	*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.		*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.
	*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.		*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.
			*Fight was named Fightnews Canada 2008 fight of the year, and round 12 was designated as the round of the year.

	{{start box}}		{{start box}}

Reenthelawman: completing fight succession box

2009-03-14T03:57:59Z

completing fight succession box

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	before=[[Lucian Bute vs. William Joppy\|Bute vs. Joppy]]\|		before=[[Lucian Bute vs. William Joppy\|Bute vs. Joppy]]\|
	title=[[IBF Super Middleweight Title Fights\|IBF Super Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 68\|		title=[[IBF Super Middleweight Title Fights\|IBF Super Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 68\|
	after=~~Current~~\|		after=[[Lucian Bute vs. Fulgencio Zuniga\|Bute vs. Zuniga]]\|
	}}		}}
	{{end box}}		{{end box}}

JollyDee at 07:29, 24 November 2008

2008-11-24T07:29:46Z

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	<fight>1327003</fight>		<fight>1327003</fight>
			*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Middleweight Title''' (2nd defense of Bute)
	*'''[[~~IBF~~]] Super Middleweight Title''' (2nd defense of Bute)
	*'''Weights:''' Bute 168 lbs, Andrade 167.8 lbs		*'''Weights:''' Bute 168 lbs, Andrade 167.8 lbs
	*'''Attendance:''' 16,300		*'''Attendance:''' 16,300
	*'''Aired on:''' [[ShoBox: The New Generation]]		*'''Aired on:''' [[ShoBox: The New Generation]]
			== Notes ==
	==Notes==

	*Andrade became Bute's mandatory challenger by defeating [[Robert Stieglitz]].		*Andrade became Bute's mandatory challenger by defeating [[Robert Stieglitz]].
	*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].		*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].

Reenthelawman: adding fight succession box

2008-11-23T19:26:44Z

adding fight succession box

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	*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.		*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.
	*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.		*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.

			{{start box}}
			{{Fight Succession Box\|
			before=[[Lucian Bute vs. William Joppy\|Bute vs. Joppy]]\|
			title=[[IBF Super Middleweight Title Fights\|IBF Super Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 68\|
			after=Current\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

Reenthelawman: correcting information regarding official protest

2008-11-04T20:26:47Z

correcting information regarding official protest

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	*Andrade down in round 10.		*Andrade down in round 10.
	*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. Bute rises to his feet within the allotted ten seconds and narrowly escapes a knockout loss.		*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. Bute rises to his feet within the allotted ten seconds and narrowly escapes a knockout loss.
	*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. An official protest ~~was filed~~ with the IBF ~~in that regard~~.		*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. While Golden Boy Promotions indicated that it would file an official protest with the IBF, it never did.
	*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.		*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.

Reenthelawman: Formatting comments and adding reference to IBF protest and rematch

2008-11-02T18:07:30Z

Formatting comments and adding reference to IBF protest and rematch

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	*Andrade became Bute's mandatory challenger by defeating [[Robert Stieglitz]].		*Andrade became Bute's mandatory challenger by defeating [[Robert Stieglitz]].
	*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].		*Second fight for Andrade in Montreal, as he had defeated [[Otis Grant]] in a [[WBC]] Super Middleweight eliminator fight in April 2006. Ironically, Andrade is now trained by Otis' brother [[Howard Grant]].
	*Andrade ~~officially~~ down in round 10~~, although he fell from a push more than a contact~~.		*Andrade down in round 10.
	*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight ~~according~~ to the ~~TV network chronometer~~. ~~Controversy arises when referee Wright takes 24 seconds to finish~~ the ~~mandatory count on a man who~~ was ~~clearly KO'd on his feet. Moreover~~, ~~the official timekeeper decided to await until the~~ referee ~~finished his incredibly~~ long count ~~(he even counted to 6 twice), to ring~~ the ~~bell, which led many to believe there would have still been enough time for Andrade to finish~~ the ~~job on Bute~~. ~~Several boxing critics agree~~ the fight ~~should have been ruled a TKO~~, ~~and~~ that ~~Wright clearly tried to protect Bute~~.		*After controlling the fight for the first eleven rounds, Bute decides to go for the knockout in the 12th. That turns out to be a bad decision, as Andrade catches him with a number of power shots and sends him heavily to the canvas with less than 5 seconds left in the fight. Bute rises to his feet within the allotted ten seconds and narrowly escapes a knockout loss.
			*After the fight, Andrade's team was visibly upset, and argued that referee Marlon Wright had given Bute a long count and should have stopped the fight. An official protest was filed with the IBF in that regard.
			*At the post-fight press conference, Bute stated that he would grant Andrade a rematch.