Ray Robinson vs. Eberto Medina - Revision history

Rowdytimothy: Fight:1339927 moved to Ray Robinson vs. Eberto Medina

2008-09-07T17:48:05Z

Fight:1339927 moved to Ray Robinson vs. Eberto Medina

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Brizel at 14:31, 6 September 2008

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's best jabs connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was in big trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and just survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's best jabs connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was in big trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and just survive. Robinson dropped Medina with a straight left hand just before the final bell, giving him the points edge.

Brizel at 06:13, 6 September 2008

2008-09-06T06:13:53Z

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs ~~really~~ connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was ~~clearly~~ in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and just survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's best jabs connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was in big trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and just survive.

Brizel at 03:25, 6 September 2008

2008-09-06T03:25:49Z

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and just survive.

Brizel at 03:24, 6 September 2008

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe ~~Deguardia~~'s Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe DeGuardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.

Brizel at 03:23, 6 September 2008

2008-09-06T03:23:56Z

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe Deguardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones ~~mostly~~ connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe Deguardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.

Brizel at 03:23, 6 September 2008

2008-09-06T03:23:25Z

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	In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe Deguardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson. who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson~~, though~~, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones mostly connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.		In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe Deguardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson, who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones mostly connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.

Brizel: Robinson bout

2008-09-06T03:22:43Z

Robinson bout

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In a preliminary bout on an Atlantic City card promoted by Joe Deguardia's Star Boxing and gofighttv.com that went out over the internet live, a close bout between welterweights which looked like it could have gone either way was won by unbeaten Ray Robinson, who improved his record to 9-0. Along the way, Robinson 'got taken to school' by journeyman Eberto Medina, whose 5-4 record was deceptive. Medina took the first three rounds to Robinson, moving forward and outjabbing his opponent. Medina's jabs really connected late in the third, wobbling Robinson. who was clearly in trouble. Rounds four to six belonged to Robinson, though, who moved forward and backed up Medina and made a fight of it, starting a war. Robinson's jabs were the ones mostly connecting in the second half of the fight, and Medina did his best to hang on and survive.