Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Efren Hinojosa - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 01:44, 24 May 2016

2016-05-24T01:44:05Z

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	before=[[Almazbek Raiymkulov vs. Miguel Angel Huerta\|Raiymkulov vs. Huerta]]\|		before=[[Almazbek Raiymkulov vs. Miguel Angel Huerta\|Raiymkulov vs. Huerta]]\|
	title=[[NABF Lightweight Title Fights\|NABF Lightweight Title Fight]]<br># 64\|		title=[[NABF Lightweight Title Fights\|NABF Lightweight Title Fight]]<br># 68\|
	after=[[Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Javier Jauregui\|Huerta vs. Jauregui]]\|		after=[[Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Javier Jauregui\|Huerta vs. Jauregui]]\|
	}}		}}
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Reenthelawman: adding fight succession

2009-03-19T16:57:35Z

adding fight succession

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	*'''~~Vacant~~ [[NABF]] Lightweight Title'''		*'''[[NABF]] Lightweight Title''' (Vacant title)
			*'''Weights:''' Huerta 135 lbs, Hinojosa 135 lbs

	== Comments ==		== Comments ==
	* Huerta scored a knockdown in round two with three lefts and a right to the head. He also scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a knockdown in round two with three lefts and a right to the head. He also scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.		* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

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			before=[[Almazbek Raiymkulov vs. Miguel Angel Huerta\|Raiymkulov vs. Huerta]]\|
			title=[[NABF Lightweight Title Fights\|NABF Lightweight Title Fight]]<br># 64\|
			after=[[Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Javier Jauregui\|Huerta vs. Jauregui]]\|
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			{{end box}}

Reenthelawman: adding title at stake

2008-10-02T02:56:43Z

adding title at stake

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			*'''Vacant [[NABF]] Lightweight Title'''

	== Comments ==		== Comments ==
	* Huerta scored a knockdown in round two with three lefts and a right to the head. He also scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a knockdown in round two with three lefts and a right to the head. He also scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.		* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

Drdatabox at 03:23, 27 June 2008

2008-06-27T03:23:24Z

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	== Comments ==		== Comments ==
	* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a knockdown in round two with three lefts and a right to the head. He also scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.		* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

Emaster: will shift bout summary to talk page; doesn't meet NPOV standard/added internal link

2008-04-09T21:15:06Z

will shift bout summary to talk page; doesn't meet NPOV standard/added internal link

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	After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.
			== Comments ==
	* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.		* [[Versus]] reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1223031 moved to Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Efren Hinojosa

2008-03-21T00:34:57Z

Fight:1223031 moved to Miguel Angel Huerta vs. Efren Hinojosa

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(No difference)

Drdatabox at 00:05, 21 March 2008

2008-03-21T00:05:40Z

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	After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.		After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.
	* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.		* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

Drdatabox at 05:00, 27 February 2008

2008-02-27T05:00:45Z

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	After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.		After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.
	* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.		* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%.		* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%. Through round eleven, Huerta led in power blows landed 239 to 91, trailed in jabs 18 to 96.

Drdatabox at 04:55, 27 February 2008

2008-02-27T04:55:20Z

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	After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.		After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.
	* ~~Huewrta~~ scored a left puff in round two and a right ~~cut toward the end~~.		* Huerta scored a left puff in round two and both boxers endured right cuts from mid fight on.
	* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%.		* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%.

Drdatabox at 05:03, 17 October 2007

2007-10-17T05:03:04Z

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	After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.		After getting robbed against Kid Diamond in a fight he clearly won, Huerta came back against Hinojosa and showed his fight against Diamond was no fluke. Huerta knocked Hinojosa down twice in the second round, although referee Laurence Cole, the ref for most big fights in Texas, was not having one of his finest nights. In my opinion, Cole shouldn't be allowed to ref these fights any longer. He ends up being the story more times than the fighters. In this case, he completely missed the second knockdown, calling it a slip, and then appeared to be calling a halt to the bout, which would have been more accurate than saying it was a slip. Instead, he allowed the fight to continue, not even giving Hinojosa a standing-8 following the knockdown because he somehow thought it was a slip. Then as the bell rang to end the second round, Cole turned his back and missed Hinojosa landing his best punch of the fight - AFTER the bell! Huerta staggered back to his corner. Again, no call by Cole. Huerta went on to dominate, winning easily. Two judges correctly had Huerta winning by double-digits. How one judge scored it 115-112 for Huerta is beyond belief.
			* Huewrta scored a left puff in round two and a right cut toward the end.
			* Versus reported the blows as Huerta 277/684 40%, Hinojosa 199/1044 19%.