Mark Jason Melligen vs. Bladimir Hernandez - Revision history

Pinoyprodigy95: moved Fight:1541752 to Mark Jason Melligen vs. Bladimir Hernandez

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Pinoyprodigy95 at 21:17, 29 October 2010

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	* This fight is in the light middleweight division. The highest weight Melligen has fought in, in his whole career, is 150 lbs, two and half years ago. He has fought in the welterweight division in his most recent fights. Hernandez comes into the fight having recently fought in both middleweight and light middleweight divisions.		* This fight is in the light middleweight division. The highest weight Melligen has fought in, in his whole career, is 150 lbs, two and half years ago. He has fought in the welterweight division in his most recent fights. Hernandez comes into the fight having recently fought in both middleweight and light middleweight divisions.
	* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.		* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.
	* Melligen ~~came~~ into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will face a Filipino fighter. This is also Hernandez' first fight in the Philippines, he is only 0-1 outside his native Mexico coming into the bout.		* Melligen comes into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will face a Filipino fighter. This is also Hernandez' first fight in the Philippines, he is only 0-1 outside his native Mexico coming into the bout.

Pinoyprodigy95 at 21:16, 29 October 2010

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	* [[Mark Jason Melligen]] 19-2 (13 KOs) vs. [[Bladimir Hernandez]] 18-3 (16 KOs)		* [[Mark Jason Melligen]] 19-2 (13 KOs) vs. [[Bladimir Hernandez]] 18-3 (16 KOs)
			* This fight is in the light middleweight division. The highest weight Melligen has fought in, in his whole career, is 150 lbs, two and half years ago. He has fought in the welterweight division in his most recent fights. Hernandez comes into the fight having recently fought in both middleweight and light middleweight divisions.
	* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.		* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.
	* Melligen came into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will face a Filipino fighter. This is also Hernandez' first fight in the Philippines, he is only 0-1 outside his native Mexico coming into the bout.		* Melligen came into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will face a Filipino fighter. This is also Hernandez' first fight in the Philippines, he is only 0-1 outside his native Mexico coming into the bout.

Pinoyprodigy95 at 21:05, 29 October 2010

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	* [[Mark Jason Melligen]] 19-2 (13 KOs) vs. [[Bladimir Hernandez]] 18-3 (16 KOs)		* [[Mark Jason Melligen]] 19-2 (13 KOs) vs. [[Bladimir Hernandez]] 18-3 (16 KOs)
	* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.		* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.
	* Melligen came into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will ~~fight~~ a Filipino fighter.		* Melligen came into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will face a Filipino fighter. This is also Hernandez' first fight in the Philippines, he is only 0-1 outside his native Mexico coming into the bout.

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== Notes ==
* [[Mark Jason Melligen]] 19-2 (13 KOs) vs. [[Bladimir Hernandez]] 18-3 (16 KOs)
* Melligen entered ranked as the WBC #17 welterweight contender. He has won thirteen of his last 14 fights, the lone defeat, a ten-round split decision, coming from Mexican [[Michel Rosales]] nearly a year ago. Since the loss, he has won three straight fights, one by knockout, the latest being a ten-round unanimous decision of U.S-based Beninese [[Anges Adjaho]] about four months ago. The underdog, Hernandez, suffered all three of his losses in his last seven fights, losing two of them in his last two fights. All three of his loses came by knockout, his last fight being a fifth-round knockout loss to Canadian [[David Lemieux]] a year and two months ago.
* Melligen came into the fight 5-1 (3 KOs) against Mexican fighters while this will be the first time Hernandez will fight a Filipino fighter.