Ricardo Mayorga vs. Michele Piccirillo - Revision history

Emaster: removed "Category:2005 Bouts"

2008-03-06T18:17:19Z

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	'''By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside:''' ''"Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success."''		'''By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside:''' ''"Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success."''

	~~[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Mayorga vs. Piccirillo]]~~

Red: removed double entry of officials

2008-02-28T12:00:30Z

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	*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>		*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>
	*'''Referee:''' [[Gerald Scott]]<br>
	*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Anek Hongtongkam]] (117-108), [[John McCarthy]] (117-110), [[Oren Schellenberger]] (120-105)<br>
	*Weights: 154 lbs (each)		*Weights: 154 lbs (each)
	<br clear=all>		<br clear=all>

Rowdytimothy at 23:32, 1 December 2007

2007-12-01T23:32:17Z

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	== Comment(s): ==		== Comment(s): ==
	- Piccirillo down twice in the 2nd and once in the 4th.		- Piccirillo down twice in the 2nd and once in the 4th.
	- The fight was for the vacant WBC title after the "reigning" champ, [[Javier Castillejo]] (who had just recently been promoted from interim to full champ status after [[Winky Wright]] moved up to Middleweight division), was stripped for agreeing to fight [[Fernando Vargas]] rather than Mayorga, who was the WBC mandatory challenger.		- The fight was for the vacant WBC title after the "reigning" champ, [[Javier Castillejo]] (who had just recently been promoted from interim to full champ status after [[Ronald (Winky) Wright]] moved up to Middleweight division), was stripped for agreeing to fight [[Fernando Vargas]] rather than Mayorga, who was the WBC mandatory challenger.

	== External Link(s): ==		== External Link(s): ==

JollyDee at 15:54, 9 April 2007

2007-04-09T15:54:34Z

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	*'''[[World Boxing Council]] ~~Light Middleweight~~ Title''' (Vacant title)<br>		*'''[[World Boxing Council]] Super Welterweight Title''' (Vacant title)<br>
	*'''Referee:''' [[Gerald Scott]]<br>		*'''Referee:''' [[Gerald Scott]]<br>
	*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Anek Hongtongkam]] (117-108), [[John McCarthy]] (117-110), [[Oren Schellenberger]] (120-105)<br>		*'''Judges scoring:''' [[Anek Hongtongkam]] (117-108), [[John McCarthy]] (117-110), [[Oren Schellenberger]] (120-105)<br>

JollyDee at 15:39, 9 April 2007

2007-04-09T15:39:33Z

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	== Summary ==		== Summary ==
	By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside: ''"Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success."''		'''By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside:''' ''"Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success."''

	[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Mayorga vs. Piccirillo]]		[[Category:2005 Bouts\|Mayorga vs. Piccirillo]]

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2007-04-09T15:39:12Z

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-*<b> Vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title</b>
+== External Link(s): ==
 [http://www.boxingtimes.com/analyses/2005/050813mayorga_piccirillo.html The Boxing Times analysis]
+== Summary ==
-<b>By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside</B><br>
+By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside: ''"Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success."''
 [[Category:2005 Bouts|Mayorga vs. Piccirillo]]

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2006-09-09T14:17:26Z

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	*<b> Vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title</b>		*<b> Vacant WBC Light Middleweight Title</b>
	*<b>Referee:</b> Gerald Scott		*<b>Referee:</b> [[Gerald Scott]]
	*<b>Judges scoring:</b> Anek Hongtongkam 117-108, John McCarthy 117-110, Oren Schellenberger 120-105		*<b>Judges scoring:</b> [[Anek Hongtongkam]] 117-108, [[John McCarthy]] 117-110, [[Oren Schellenberger]] 120-105
	*<b>Weights:</b> both 154		*<b>Weights:</b> both 154
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Brett: typo

2006-06-24T12:49:06Z

typo

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	Piccirillo down twice in the 2nd and ~~ove~~ in the 4th.		Piccirillo down twice in the 2nd and once in the 4th.

	The fight was for the vacant WBC title after the "reigning" champ, [[Javier Castillejo]] (who had just recently been promoted from interim to full champ status after [[Winky Wright]] moved up to Middleweight), was stripped for agreeing to fight [[Fernando Vargas]] rather than Mayorga, who was the WBC mandatory challenger.		The fight was for the vacant WBC title after the "reigning" champ, [[Javier Castillejo]] (who had just recently been promoted from interim to full champ status after [[Winky Wright]] moved up to Middleweight), was stripped for agreeing to fight [[Fernando Vargas]] rather than Mayorga, who was the WBC mandatory challenger.

Brett at 12:47, 24 June 2006

2006-06-24T12:47:54Z

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 <b>By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside</B><br>
-Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success. Scores were 117-110, 117-108, 120-105.
+Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success.

Ric: fight code

2005-11-23T19:03:13Z

fight code

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	<b>By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside</B><br>		<b>By Robert Hoffman & Jacob Chavez at ringside</B><br>
	Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success. Scores were 117-110, 117-108, 120-105.		Former WBC/WBA welter king Ricardo "El Matador" Mayorga (27-5-1, 22 KOs) won the vacant WBC super welterweight title with a unanimous decision over former IBF welterweight boss Michele Piccirillo (44-2, 28 KOs) Saturday night at the United Center in Chicago. Mayorga dropped Piccarillo twice in round two, but Piccirillo had a good round three. Mayorga floored Piccarillo again in the fourth. The best round of the fight was round eight when both fighters landed numerous bombs, however for the most part, Piccirillo tried to outbox the awkward Mayorga with limited success. Scores were 117-110, 117-108, 120-105.