Martin Honorio vs. John Molina - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 01:45, 24 May 2016

2016-05-24T01:45:18Z

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Reenthelawman: completing fight succession box

2010-03-07T18:26:11Z

completing fight succession box

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Reenthelawman: completing fight succession box

2010-02-07T14:39:40Z

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Reenthelawman: adding NABF fight succession box

2009-11-29T15:46:28Z

adding NABF fight succession box

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Reenthelawman: adding titles at stakes, TV network, notes and NABO fight succession box

2009-11-29T15:44:20Z

adding titles at stakes, TV network, notes and NABO fight succession box

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	In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared willing to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style, so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.		*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (Vacant Title)
			*'''[[NABO]] Lightweight Title''' (Vacant Title)
			*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ShoBox: The New Generation]]''

			==Notes==
			*NABF title had been vacated by [[Jason Litzau]] in October 2009 when he decided to return to the Super Featherweight category.
			*NABO title had been stripped from [[Antonio DeMarco]] in August 2009 as a result of his participation in a [[WBC]] Lightweight Eliminator against [[Anges Adjaho]] on [[Antonio DeMarco vs. Anges Adjaho\|July 11, 2009]].
			*In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared willing to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style, so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.

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Reenthelawman: moved Fight:1461199 to Martin Honorio vs. John Molina

2009-11-29T15:33:32Z

moved Fight:1461199 to Martin Honorio vs. John Molina

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Brizel at 10:25, 29 November 2009

2009-11-29T10:25:06Z

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	In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared willing to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.		In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared willing to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style, so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.

Brizel at 10:24, 29 November 2009

2009-11-29T10:24:47Z

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	In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. ~~However,~~ Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.		In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared willing to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.

Brizel at 10:20, 29 November 2009

2009-11-29T10:20:23Z

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	In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. However, Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief' just never got started.		In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. However, Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief', just never got started.

Brizel at 10:19, 29 November 2009

2009-11-29T10:19:59Z

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	In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. However, Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as ~~the~~ rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief' just never got started.		In a major upset, Mexico's Martin Honorio won the vacant NABF and WBO NABO Lightweight titles with an easy ten round decision over 18-0 John Molina of Covina, California. Honorio thoroughly outboxed Molina with a consistent jab attack and right hands to the body that continued to score, and good side-to-side movement. Molina appeared to win the fourth round by landing left hooks, but that was the only round he won. Attitude and approach also appeared a key factor. Molina seemed to regard Honorio as 'just another opponent' like the others he had faced. However, Honorio treated the bout like he was fighting for a championship, and appeared to make changes and adjustments as directed by his corner to alter his techniques and style so as to be more effective as rounds progressed. Molina, caught in his 'belief' just never got started.

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