Malcolm Klassen vs. Robert Guerrero - Revision history

Emaster: updated internal link

2010-08-02T02:32:09Z

updated internal link

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	==Notes==		==Notes==
	*[[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)		*[[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
	*Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].		*Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi (1st meeting)]].
	*Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.		*Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
	*The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.		*The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
	*Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts, each by knockout.		*Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts, each by knockout.
	*CompuBox Stats: Blows: Guerrero 200/1200 17%; Klassen 143/518 28%.		*CompuBox Stats: Blows: Guerrero 200/1200 17%; Klassen 143/518 28%.

Emaster: removed Boxing Data stats

2010-06-08T22:30:43Z

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	<fight>1412531</fight>		<fight>1412531</fight>
	'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]		'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]
	* '''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Featherweight Title''' (1st defense ~~by Klassen~~)		*'''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Featherweight Title''' (Klassen 1st defense)
	== Notes ==
	* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)		==Notes==
	* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].		*[[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
	* Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.		*Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].
	* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.		*Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
	* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.		*The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
	* ~~Compu Box~~ Stats: Blows- Guerrero 200/1200 17%, Klassen 143/518 28%.		*Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts, each by knockout.
	* Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Guerrero 66, mostly circling while jabbing, Klassen 48, usually boring in. The 183 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), indicated one of the busiest bouts ever tracked, and the highest in this division. Gurrero had a 69% to 31% dominance.		*CompuBox Stats: Blows: Guerrero 200/1200 17%; Klassen 143/518 28%.

Drdatabox: /* Notes */

2009-08-23T05:18:35Z

Notes

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	* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.		* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.
	* Compu Box Stats: Blows- Guerrero 200/1200 17%, Klassen 143/518 28%.		* Compu Box Stats: Blows- Guerrero 200/1200 17%, Klassen 143/518 28%.
	* Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Guerrero 66, mostly circling while jabbing, Klassen 48, usually boring in. The 183 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), indicated one of the busiest bouts ever tracked, and the highest in this division. Gurrero had a 69% to 31% of dominance.		* Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Guerrero 66, mostly circling while jabbing, Klassen 48, usually boring in. The 183 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), indicated one of the busiest bouts ever tracked, and the highest in this division. Gurrero had a 69% to 31% dominance.

Drdatabox: /* Notes */

2009-08-23T05:14:14Z

Notes

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	* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.		* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
	* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.		* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.
			* Compu Box Stats: Blows- Guerrero 200/1200 17%, Klassen 143/518 28%.
			* Data Boxing Stats: Controls- Guerrero 66, mostly circling while jabbing, Klassen 48, usually boring in. The 183 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), indicated one of the busiest bouts ever tracked, and the highest in this division. Gurrero had a 69% to 31% of dominance.

Sweetscientist at 20:28, 22 August 2009

2009-08-22T20:28:05Z

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	* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)		* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
	* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].		* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].
	* Klassen entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.		* Klassen, a 1.55-1 underdog, entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
	* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.		* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
	* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.		* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.

Sweetscientist: Fight:1412531 moved to Malcolm Klassen vs. Robert Guerrero

2009-08-22T20:13:15Z

Fight:1412531 moved to Malcolm Klassen vs. Robert Guerrero

← Older revision	Revision as of 20:13, 22 August 2009
(No difference)

Sweetscientist at 20:12, 22 August 2009

2009-08-22T20:12:57Z

← Older revision		Revision as of 20:12, 22 August 2009
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	<fight>1412531</fight>		<fight>1412531</fight>
	'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]		'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]
	* International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight Title (1st defense by Klassen)		* '''[[International Boxing Federation]] Super Featherweight Title''' (1st defense by Klassen)
	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)		* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
	* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].		* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].
			* Klassen entered as the # 2 junior lightweight in the world according to [[The Ring Magazine]]. Guerrero was ranked # 8 by the same publication.
	* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.		* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.
			* Klassen, who was making his US debut, came in having won his five previous bouts all by knockout. Guerrero, apart from two no-contests, had won eight consecutive bouts; each by knockout.

Sweetscientist: New page: 1412531 '''Aired On:''' HBO Boxing After Dark * International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight Title (1st defense by Klassen) == Notes == * Malcolm Klassen 24-4...

2009-08-22T19:58:06Z

New page: <fight>1412531</fight> '''Aired On:''' HBO Boxing After Dark * International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight Title (1st defense by Klassen) == Notes == * Malcolm Klassen 24-4...

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<fight>1412531</fight>
'''Aired On:''' [[HBO Boxing After Dark]]
* International Boxing Federation Super Featherweight Title (1st defense by Klassen)
== Notes ==
* [[Malcolm Klassen]] 24-4-2 (15 KOs) vs. [[Robert Guerrero]] 24-1-1 (17 KOs)
* Fight was on the undercard of [[Juan Diaz vs. Paul Malignaggi]].
* The broadcast included a seven-minute tribute to late world champions [[Alexis Arguello]], [[Arturo Gatti]] and [[Vernon Forrest]]. All three died tragically in July.