Matt Skelton vs. Kevin McBride - Revision history

Crusader at 01:30, 20 May 2012

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	~~In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament semifinal,~~ Skelton ~~worked the inside while~~ McBride ~~worked the body, with frequent clinching and holding~~ in an ugly first round. This continued until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross in the second round; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride landed on a hurt Skelton for the remainder of the second ~~and the fighters clinched frequently in the final round~~, ~~with~~ Skelton ~~throwing more punches~~. Skelton's higher output earned him a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards~~, and he advanced to the final. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw~~.		Skelton outworked McBride in an ugly first round replete with clinching. This continued until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross in the second round; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride landed on a hurt Skelton for the remainder of the second, but Skelton returned to outworking McBride during a clinch laden third round. Skelton's higher output earned him a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards.

Crusader at 01:23, 20 May 2012

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	In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament ~~quarterfinal~~, Skelton worked the inside while McBride worked the body, with ~~a lot of~~ clinching and holding in an ugly first round. ~~The second looked the same~~ until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride ~~continued landing~~ on a hurt Skelton ~~to win~~ the ~~2nd~~ and the fighters clinched frequently in the ~~third~~ round, with Skelton throwing more punches. ~~[[Matt~~ Skelton~~]] was awarded~~ a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the ~~tournament~~. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.		In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament semifinal, Skelton worked the inside while McBride worked the body, with frequent clinching and holding in an ugly first round. This continued until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross in the second round; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride landed on a hurt Skelton for the remainder of the second and the fighters clinched frequently in the final round, with Skelton throwing more punches. Skelton's higher output earned him a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and he advanced to the final. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.

Crusader at 01:18, 20 May 2012

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	In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament quarterfinal, Skelton worked the inside while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride continued landing on a hurt Skelton to win the 2nd and ~~both~~ fighters clinched ~~and held~~ in the third round, with Skelton throwing more punches. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.		In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament quarterfinal, Skelton worked the inside while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride continued landing on a hurt Skelton to win the 2nd and the fighters clinched frequently in the third round, with Skelton throwing more punches. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.

Crusader at 01:12, 20 May 2012

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	In a controversial decision seen in the ~~Prisefighter~~ tournament quarterfinal~~, an annual London tournament televised and seen by millions~~, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same ~~when suddenly~~ McBride ~~landed~~ a right ~~which sent Skelton~~ to ~~the canvas~~. McBride continued landing a hurt Skelton and ~~won the round. Both~~ fighters ~~clinching~~ and ~~holding~~ in the third round, ~~trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round~~. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted ~~(and it appeared legitimate)~~ the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.		In a controversial decision seen in the Prizefighter tournament quarterfinal, Skelton worked the inside while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same until McBride dropped Skelton with a hard right cross; however, the referee failed to call a knockdown. McBride continued landing on a hurt Skelton to win the 2nd and both fighters clinched and held in the third round, with Skelton throwing more punches. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted, the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.

Crusader at 01:04, 20 May 2012

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	In a controversial decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual London tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a ~~picture perfect counter~~ right which sent Skelton to the canvas ~~and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown~~. McBride continued landing ~~slow but accurate shots on~~ a hurt Skelton ~~with both hands~~ and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and ~~fairly~~ the bout ~~should~~ have been a draw and McBride would have advanced to the semifinals in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day. His fine effort was wasted as the referee inexplicably reversed the call in an otherwise close bout.		In a controversial decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual London tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a right which sent Skelton to the canvas. McBride continued landing a hurt Skelton and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and the bout would have been a draw.

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Turpintime at 01:07, 10 October 2010

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	In a ~~bad~~ decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day. His fine effort was wasted as the referee inexplicably reversed the call in an otherwise close bout.		In a controversial decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual London tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. [[Matt Skelton]] was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for [[Kevin McBride]] and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced to the semifinals in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day. His fine effort was wasted as the referee inexplicably reversed the call in an otherwise close bout.

Turpintime at 01:05, 10 October 2010

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	In a bad decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day		In a bad decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day. His fine effort was wasted as the referee inexplicably reversed the call in an otherwise close bout.

Turpintime at 01:03, 10 October 2010

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	In a bad decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day		In a bad decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, an annual tournament televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day

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In a bad decision seen in the Prisefighter tournament quarterfinal, televised and seen by millions, Skelton worked the inside, while McBride worked the body, with a lot of clinching and holding in an ugly first round. The second looked the same when suddenly McBride landed a picture perfect counter right which sent Skelton to the canvas and in trouble. The referee began the count, but stopped the count midway. Event changed to no knockdown. McBride continued landing slow but accurate shots on a hurt Skelton with both hands and won the round. Both fighters clinching and holding in the third round, trying to take the fight to the inside in a close round. Skelton was awarded a unanimous decision by one point on all three judge's scorecards, and advanced in the tournament. If the knockdown had counted (and it appeared legitimate) the second round wold have been 10-8 for McBride and fairly the bout should have been a draw and McBride would have advanced in the tournament. McBride had won his first bout in four and a half years by split decision over Franklin Egobi in the tournament earlier in the day