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	*Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)		*Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)
	*Monshipour did not fight again for two and a half years following the bout. He returned in December of 2008 and won three consecutive bouts before challenging [[Anselmo Moreno]] for the [[WBA]] Bantamweight Title. Monshipour lost the bout by split decision and promptly retired in 2009 with a career record of 31-4-2 and 21 KOs.		*Monshipour did not fight again for two and a half years following the bout. He returned in December of 2008 and won three consecutive bouts before challenging [[Anselmo Moreno]] for the [[WBA]] Bantamweight Title. Monshipour lost the bout by split decision and promptly retired in 2009 with a career record of 31-4-2 and 21 KOs.
	*Sithchatchawal defended his title seven months later in Thailand against [[Celestino Caballero]] and lost via 3rd Round stoppage. Following the loss, he fought 18 more times at went 14-2-2, but never again got a shot at a world title. On January 6, 2010 he was stopped in the 4th Round by [[Fernando Otic]] 12-7 (9 KOs) and retired with a career record of 60-4-3 with 43 KOs.		*Sithchatchawal defended his title seven months later in Thailand against [[Celestino Caballero]] and lost via 3rd Round stoppage. Following the loss, he fought 18 more times and went 14-2-2, but never again got a shot at a world title. On January 6, 2010 he was stopped in the 4th Round by [[Fernando Otic]] 12-7 (9 KOs) and retired with a career record of 60-4-3 with 43 KOs.

	== Awards & Recognitions ==		== Awards & Recognitions ==

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	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (~~Monshipour's~~ 6th defense)<br>		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (6th defense of Monshipour)<br>
	*'''Aired On:''' [[Canal+ Sport]]<br>		*'''Aired On:''' [[Canal+ Sport]]<br>
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	*'''Aired On:''' Canal+ Sport		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)<br>
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)		*'''Aired On:''' [[Canal+ Sport]]<br>
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	~~---~~ '''~~2006 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>~~
	~~---~~ '''~~2006~~ [[~~Ring Magazine Fight of the Year~~]]~~''' ---<br>~~
	~~--- '''2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year''' ---~~ <br>
	~~--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''---~~ <br>
	~~--- '''9th Round was named ESPN.com Round of the Year''' ---~~
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)		*Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)
	* Monshipour did not fight again for two and a half years following the bout. He returned in December of 2008 and won three consecutive bouts before challenging [[Anselmo Moreno]] for the [[WBA]] Bantamweight Title. Monshipour lost the bout by split decision and promptly retired in 2009 with a career record of 31-4-2 and 21 KOs.		*Monshipour did not fight again for two and a half years following the bout. He returned in December of 2008 and won three consecutive bouts before challenging [[Anselmo Moreno]] for the [[WBA]] Bantamweight Title. Monshipour lost the bout by split decision and promptly retired in 2009 with a career record of 31-4-2 and 21 KOs.
	* Sithchatchawal defended his title seven months later in Thailand against [[Celestino Caballero]] and lost via 3rd Round stoppage. Following the loss, he fought 18 more times at went 14-2-2, but never again got a shot at a world title. On January 6, 2010 he was stopped in the 4th Round by [[Fernando Otic]] 12-7 (9 KOs) and retired with a career record of 60-4-3 with 43 KOs.		*Sithchatchawal defended his title seven months later in Thailand against [[Celestino Caballero]] and lost via 3rd Round stoppage. Following the loss, he fought 18 more times at went 14-2-2, but never again got a shot at a world title. On January 6, 2010 he was stopped in the 4th Round by [[Fernando Otic]] 12-7 (9 KOs) and retired with a career record of 60-4-3 with 43 KOs.

			== Awards & Recognitions ==
			*2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]
			*2006 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fight of the Year]]
			*2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year
			*10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]
			*9th Round was named ESPN.com Round of the Year

	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening		[[File:Somsak2.jpg\|300px\|right]]
	~~[[File:Somsak2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right]]~~ seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.		A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.

	== Quotes ==		== Quotes ==
	* "It is easy to declare that on March 18 in the Levallois-Perret section of suburban Paris, Thailand's Somsak Sithchatchawal and Iranian-born, French citizen Mahyar Monshipour fought a sublime and exceptional fight, one of the greatest in recent boxing history. It was the no-brainer choice as the 2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year. This was raw, unvarnished, jaw-dropping brutality." - ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/columns/story?columnist=rafael_dan&id=2698681]		*"It is easy to declare that on March 18 in the Levallois-Perret section of suburban Paris, Thailand's Somsak Sithchatchawal and Iranian-born, French citizen Mahyar Monshipour fought a sublime and exceptional fight, one of the greatest in recent boxing history. It was the no-brainer choice as the 2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year. This was raw, unvarnished, jaw-dropping brutality." - ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/columns/story?columnist=rafael_dan&id=2698681]

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	--- '''2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>		--- '''2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>
	--- '''2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year''' --- <br>		--- '''2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year''' --- <br>
	--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''---		--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''--- <br>
			--- '''9th Round was named ESPN.com Round of the Year''' ---
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)		* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)
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	A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening		A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening
	[[File:Somsak2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right]] seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.		[[File:Somsak2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right]] seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.

			== Quotes ==
			* "It is easy to declare that on March 18 in the Levallois-Perret section of suburban Paris, Thailand's Somsak Sithchatchawal and Iranian-born, French citizen Mahyar Monshipour fought a sublime and exceptional fight, one of the greatest in recent boxing history. It was the no-brainer choice as the 2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year. This was raw, unvarnished, jaw-dropping brutality." - ESPN's [[Dan Rafael]] [http://sports.espn.go.com/sports/boxing/columns/story?columnist=rafael_dan&id=2698681]

Sweetscientist at 05:55, 1 April 2012

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)		* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)
			* Monshipour did not fight again for two and a half years following the bout. He returned in December of 2008 and won three consecutive bouts before challenging [[Anselmo Moreno]] for the [[WBA]] Bantamweight Title. Monshipour lost the bout by split decision and promptly retired in 2009 with a career record of 31-4-2 and 21 KOs.
			* Sithchatchawal defended his title seven months later in Thailand against [[Celestino Caballero]] and lost via 3rd Round stoppage. Following the loss, he fought 18 more times at went 14-2-2, but never again got a shot at a world title. On January 6, 2010 he was stopped in the 4th Round by [[Fernando Otic]] 12-7 (9 KOs) and retired with a career record of 60-4-3 with 43 KOs.
	== Bout Summary ==		== Bout Summary ==
	A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.		A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening
			[[File:Somsak2.jpg\|250px\|thumb\|right]] seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.

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			*'''Aired On:''' Canal+ Sport
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)
			<br>
	--- '''2006 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>		--- '''2006 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>
	--- '''2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>		--- '''2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>
			--- '''2006 ESPN.com Fight of the Year''' --- <br>
	--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''---		--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''---
	== ~~Comments~~ ==		== Notes ==
	*Monshipour down in the ~~first~~ round		* Mahyar Monshipour 28-2-2 (19 KOs) vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal 45-1-1 (35 KOs)

			== Bout Summary ==
			A left hook at :14 of the opening round clipped Monshipour on the chin as the two exchanged and sent him down. He was up almost immediately and action continued. A left uppercut at :36 sent Monshipour stumbling backward and down again for the second time in the round. He was up at the count of two. In Round 2, a small cut opened on the outside of Monshipour's left eyebrow that was handled well by the corner and never noticeably bled during the fight. Monshipour threw almost non-stop and landed frequently in Round 3 with Sithchatchawal against the ropes. Sithchatchawal looked to slip punches and catch his opponent unguarded. Monshipour went to the mat in the opening seconds of Round 4, the result of a push. The two moved around the ring more in the round with Monshipour's output dropping only slightly. He landed six consecutive shots in the round as Sithchatchawal tried to duck and slip the shots. Sithchatchawal too had success in the round as he threw less but landed some sharp punches in between his opponent's attack. Sithchatchawal turned his focus to throwing to the body in Round 5 and backed Monshipour up with a left hook at 1:30 of the round. A follow-up left hook to the body again sent Monshipour backward. Monshipour, still not wholly steady, retaliated by coming forward and landing around ten unanswered power shots to Sithchatchawal's head. In Round 6, Sithchatchawal likely earned the round landing on the inside as Monshipour, despite his legs not being fully under him, still kept the pressure on. Monshipour began to bleed slightly from the nose and from a cut lip in Round 7. Sithchatchawal was warned in the 7th to keep his punches up as a couple from his body attack strayed along the belt line. In Round 8, Sitchchatchawal looked to step away from Monshipour's pressure and make him pay coming forward. Despite having lost some steam from his punches and "arm punching" at times, the champion continued to press forward and throw. Sitchchatchawal landed numerous heavy shots to the head in the opening half of Round 9 and it appeared Monshipour could be in danger. Monshipour responded, however, by coming forward, getting Sitchchatchawal against the ropes, and throwing to the head. Sitchatchawal moved more early in the 10th and pumped Monshipur with a jab. Monshipour connected at the midway point of the round with straight shots to the head. A right-left-right-left hook combination at 2:26 caused Monshipour to wobble backward. Sitchatchawal came forward and landed a huge, wound-up left hand before slipping to the canvas. He got to his feet and without interference from the referee landed five more shots to the head. As Monshipour stumbled back into the ropes, the referee stepped in and waved an end to the bout.

Sweetscientist at 18:52, 3 February 2012

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	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)
			--- '''2006 [[Boxing Writers Association of America Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>
			--- '''2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]''' ---<br>
			--- '''10th Round was named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]]'''---
	== Comments ==		== Comments ==
	*Monshipour down in the first round		*Monshipour down in the first round
	*2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]
	*The tenth round was also named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]].

Emaster: removed "Category:2006 Bouts"

2008-03-06T16:50:08Z

removed "Category:2006 Bouts"

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	<~~FIGHT~~> 1064365 </~~FIGHT~~>		<fight>1064365</fight>
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (6th~~. defending of Monshipour~~)~~<br>~~		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (Monshipour's 6th defense)

	== ~~Comment(s):~~ ==		== Comments ==
	- Monshipour down in the first round~~.<br>~~		*Monshipour down in the first round
	- 2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]~~.<br>~~		*2006 [[Ring Magazine Fight of the Year]]
	- The ~~10th~~ round, was also named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]].		*The tenth round was also named [[Ring Magazine Round of the Year]].

	~~[[category:2006 Bouts\|Monshipour vs. Sithchatchawal]]~~

Red at 08:28, 4 March 2008

2008-03-04T08:28:04Z

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	<FIGHT> 1064365 </FIGHT>		<FIGHT> 1064365 </FIGHT>
	*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (6th. defending of Monshipour)<br>		*'''[[World Boxing Association]] Super Bantamweight Title''' (6th. defending of Monshipour)<br>
	*'''Referee:''' [[John Coyle]]<br>
	*'''Judges:''' [[Paul Thomas]], [[Mikael Hook]], [[Luis Rivera]]<br>
	*Weights: Monshipour 121.25 lbs, Sithchatchawal 122 lbs
	~~<br clear=all>~~
	== Comment(s): ==		== Comment(s): ==
	- Monshipour down in the first round.<br>		- Monshipour down in the first round.<br>

JollyDee: Fight:1064365 moved to Mahyar Monshipour vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal

2007-03-14T18:45:48Z

Fight:1064365 moved to Mahyar Monshipour vs. Somsak Sithchatchawal

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