Paul Spadafora vs. Robert Frankel - Revision history

Reenthelawman: adding title and title succession box

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	~~==Paul Spadafora versus Robert Frankel Vacant~~ NABF ~~Super Lightweight~~ Title ~~Bout==~~		*'''[[NABF]] Light Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)

			==Notes==
	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title and gains a WBC top five world ranking.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title and gains a WBC top five world ranking.
	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as an aging Spadafora appeared to be ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as an aging Spadafora appeared to be ring rusty.
	* Spadafora wins the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* Spadafora wins the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

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			{{Fight Succession Box\|
			before=[[Dierry Jean vs. Juan Jesus Rivera\|Jean vs. Rivera]]\|
			title=[[NABF Light Welterweight Title Fights\|NABF Light Welterweight Title Fight]]<br># 69\|
			after=[[Thomas Dulorme vs. Karim Mayfield\|Dulorme vs. Mayfield]]\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

Reenthelawman: Reenthelawman moved page Fight:1782400 to Paul Spadafora vs. Robert Frankel

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Reenthelawman moved page Fight:1782400 to Paul Spadafora vs. Robert Frankel

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Rockyjones: /* Paul Spadafora versus Robert Frankel Vacant NABF Super Lightweight Title Bout */

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Paul Spadafora versus Robert Frankel Vacant NABF Super Lightweight Title Bout

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	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as an aging Spadafora appeared to be ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as an aging Spadafora appeared to be ring rusty.
	* Spadafora wins the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* Spadafora wins the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were ~~[[Rosendo Alvarez]],~~[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

Rockyjones at 00:33, 12 April 2013

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	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title and gains a WBC top five world ranking.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title and gains a WBC top five world ranking.
	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as an aging Spadafora appeared to be ring rusty.
	* ~~SPadafora wisn~~ the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* Spadafora wins the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

Rockyjones at 00:33, 12 April 2013

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	==Paul Spadafora versus Robert Frankel Vacant NABF Super Lightweight Title Bout==		==Paul Spadafora versus Robert Frankel Vacant NABF Super Lightweight Title Bout==

	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title and gains a WBC top five world ranking.
	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.
	* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

Rockyjones at 00:32, 12 April 2013

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	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.
	* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other professional fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

Rockyjones at 00:32, 12 April 2013

2013-04-12T00:32:33Z

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	* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.
	* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.		* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of ~~Queensbury~~ rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[~~Rocky Marciano~~]], [[~~Larry Holmes~~]], [[~~Ricardo Lopez~~]], [[~~Dariusz Michalczewski~~]], [[Chris John]], [[~~Julio Cesar Chavez~~]], [[~~Willie Pep~~]],[[ ~~Nino LaRocca~~]], [[~~Rosendo Alvarez~~]], [[~~Ruben Olivares~~]], [[~~Yory Boy Campas~~]] and [[~~Brian Nielsen~~]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensberry rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Rosendo Alvarez]],[[Jimmy Barry]], [[Nino Benvenuti]], [[Yory Boy Campas]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Chris John]], [[Nino LaRocca]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Brian Nielsen]], [[Ruben Olivares]], and [[Willie Pep]].

Rockyjones at 00:26, 12 April 2013

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	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Ricardo Lopez~~]], [[Jack McAuliffe~~]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].		* Frankel wins two of the first three rounds as the busier fighter, as Spadafora appeared ring rusty.
			* SPadafora wisn the next seven consecutive rounds behind a consistent jab and impenetrable defense.
			* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].

Rockyjones at 00:22, 12 April 2013

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	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[~~RIcardo~~ Lopez]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Ricardo Lopez]], [[Jack McAuliffe]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].

Rockyjones at 00:19, 12 April 2013

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	* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.		* Unanimous decision for Spadafora, who wins the vacant NABF Super Lightweight title.
	* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].		* Spadafora goes to 48-0-1. Spadafora accomplished being undefeated in 48 or more bouts, a feat very rarely accomplished in professional boxing history since the Marquess of Queensbury rules were established in 1865, and gloves boxing were promoted by exhibition by English bare knuckles boxing champion [[Jem Mace]] between 1868 and 1909. Other fighters undefeated in 48 or more pro bouts were [[Jimmy Barry]], [[Rocky Marciano]], [[Larry Holmes]], [[RIcardo Lopez]], [[Dariusz Michalczewski]], [[Chris John]], [[Julio Cesar Chavez]], [[Willie Pep]],[[ Nino LaRocca]], [[Rosendo Alvarez]], [[Ruben Olivares]], [[Yory Boy Campas]] and [[Brian Nielsen]].