Miguel Happy Lora vs. Gaby Canizales - Revision history

Combatshock at 01:46, 8 February 2018

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	*In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out.		*In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out.

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Combatshock at 06:52, 14 February 2017

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	In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out.		*In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out.

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2008-04-27T12:35:47Z

Fight:27275 moved to Miguel Happy Lora vs. Gaby Canizales

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Brizel at 12:12, 27 April 2008

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	In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out ~~or in trouble at any time~~.		In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out.

Brizel at 12:11, 27 April 2008

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	In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good!		In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good! In Lora's 40 bout professional career, including 11 Bantamweight title bouts, this was the only time that Miguel 'Happy' Lora was stopped or knocked out or in trouble at any time.

Brizel at 12:08, 27 April 2008

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	In a televised bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out.		In a televised WBO Bantamweight vacant title bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out. Gaby Canizales, whose brother Orlando Canizales held the IBF Bantamweight title from 1998-1994, accomplished a most unique feat by winning this bout. Gaby and his brother Orlando became the first two brothers to hold a share of the Bantamweight title at the same time. In a televised interview in the ring after winning this bout, Gaby Canizales was asked by the commentator if he and his brother intended to fight each other in a bantamweight unification bout, whereupon Canizales responded that he and his brother had spent their lives training and sparring with each other, and that was why they both became so good!

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2008-04-27T11:59:08Z

New page: <fight>27275</fight> In a televised bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time get...

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In a televised bout, Canizales and Lora traded blows in frequent exchanges in rounds one and two. Lora decked Canizales in the second, and Canizales took his time getting up. Canizales, who looked okay despite the knockdown, then proceeded to deck Lora. Unlike Canizales, when Lora got up from the canvas, he appeared to be on shaky legs. Canizales then attacked Lora on the ropes, who got hit with a number of power punches to the head, went down and got counted out.