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Blue at 21:54, 11 November 2014

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	In the co-featured 10-rounder, Ugandan lightweight sensation '''Sharif Bogere dominated''' Mexican vet '''Fernando Garcia''',		In the co-featured 10-rounder, Ugandan lightweight sensation '''Sharif Bogere dominated''' Mexican vet '''Fernando Garcia''',
	'''en route to a fifth-round knockout.''' Bogere improved to 26-1 with his 18th KO, while Garcia, who hardly threw a		'''en route to a fifth-round knockout.''' Bogere improved to 26-1 with his 18th KO, while Garcia, who hardly threw a
	punch in the final round before being dropped on the seat of his trunks at 2:10, fell to 28-4-2.		punch in the final round before being '''dropped on the seat of his trunks at 2:10''', fell to 28-4-2.
	On the undercard, Boston-by-way-of-Donegal super-welterweight '''Michael McLaughlin dispatched''' Somerville’s		On the undercard, Boston-by-way-of-Donegal super-welterweight '''Michael McLaughlin dispatched''' Somerville’s
	'''Paulo DeSouza in two rounds''' to improve to 9-1-1. '''D’Mitrius Ballard, from Washington, D.C., stopped Tom Gifford in'''		'''Paulo DeSouza in two rounds''' to improve to 9-1-1. '''D’Mitrius Ballard, from Washington, D.C., stopped Tom Gifford in'''
	'''the first round''' of their light-heavy match, when the Arkansas pug sprained his ankle. Hyannis supermiddleweight		'''the first round''' of their light-heavy match, '''when the Arkansas pug sprained his ankle'''. Hyannis supermiddleweight
	Paul Gonsalves had to settle for a majority four-round draw against Somerville’s Sergio Cabrera, despite nearly		'''Paul Gonsalves had to settle for a majority four-round draw against Somerville’s Sergio Cabrera''', despite nearly
	stopping his foe in the final minute.		stopping his foe in the final minute.
	Brockton heavyweight '''Julian Pollard''' ran his pro record to 4-0 '''with a two-round pummeling of Kansas City’s 302'''		Brockton heavyweight '''Julian Pollard''' ran his pro record to 4-0 '''with a two-round pummeling of Kansas City’s 302'''

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   DeLuca was slated to fight in the ‘‘swing bout’’ on the '''card televised by Fox Sports-1 network''', and a couple of
   early stoppages resulted in the local pug boxing around 10 p.m. before a nationwide audience and '''about 1,000'''
-  '''fans''' in the arena. DeLuca downed his foe with a flurry of body blows in the first round and another fusillade
+  '''fans in the arena. DeLuca downed his foe with a flurry of body blows in the first round and another fusillade'''
-  in the third round '''forced Davis, 24-14-3, to take a knee in the third. When another DeLuca volley had Davis'''
+  '''in the third round forced Davis, 24-14-3, to take a knee in the third. When another DeLuca volley had Davis'''
   '''sagging into the ropes, referee Mike Marvelle gave him a standing-eight count.'''
   DeLuca was teeing off throughout the fourth round and, with Davis hopelessly behind on the scorecards,
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   space between the two varieties, and it took me a whole round to get going. I really had to take that first punch
   from him, that good right hand, to get myself going. Once I got past that, I began getting my combinations rolling.”

Blue at 20:00, 11 November 2014

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	purchase now at any of the six Brennan's Smoke Shop locations or by visiting www.murphysboxing.com		purchase now at any of the six Brennan's Smoke Shop locations or by visiting www.murphysboxing.com
	== REPORT ==		== REPORT ==
			Whitman middleweight Mark DeLuca a winner[http://www.patriotledger.com/article/20141031/SPORTS/141039236/2000/NEWS]
			By Jay N. Miller; For The Patriot Ledger Posted Oct. 31, 2014 @ 3:18 am Updated Oct 31, 2014 at 3:24 AM
			PLYMOUTH – Whitman middlewight '''Mark DeLuca''' got a torrid workout from St. Louis vet '''Ryan Davis''', but ultimately
			DeLuca’s '''ferocious body attack was too much, and Davis did not come out for the fifth''' round of their scheduled
			six-rounder Thursday night at '''Memorial Hall in Plymouth'''.
			DeLuca was slated to fight in the ‘‘swing bout’’ on the '''card televised by Fox Sports-1 network''', and a couple of
			early stoppages resulted in the local pug boxing around 10 p.m. before a nationwide audience and '''about 1,000'''
			'''fans''' in the arena. DeLuca downed his foe with a flurry of body blows in the first round and another fusillade
			in the third round '''forced Davis, 24-14-3, to take a knee in the third. When another DeLuca volley had Davis'''
			'''sagging into the ropes, referee Mike Marvelle gave him a standing-eight count.'''
			DeLuca was teeing off throughout the fourth round and, with Davis hopelessly behind on the scorecards,
			continuing would have been futile.
			“That was a tough kid and I respect that,” said DeLuca, 12-0, afterwards. “I had hurt him to the body early in
			the first round and thought I could go back there. He did catch me one time with a right hand counter in the
			first, but you expect that with a guy like this. That was why I didn’t jump on him in the first when I had him
			hurt – I didn’t want to get careless. It’s a good win and I’m back in the gym tomorrow, since I’m boxing again
			'''Nov. 26 in Quincy'''.” “This was just what Mark needed,” said '''trainer Jimmy Farrell Jr.''' “As you go along, your
			opponents should get tougher and tougher, and Mark just beat a very rugged old pro.”
			In the night’s main event, Framingham junior-welterweight '''Danny O’Connor''' was sailing along with a workmanlike
			'''peppering of Virginia’s Andrew Farmer when a nasty cut over O’Connor’s right eye forced him to step it up'''.
			O’Connor had '''Farmer down in the second''', but when he '''dropped him to the canvas in the fifth''' round, it was all
			over. O’Connor, 24-2, looked sharp and thoroughly outclassed his foe. Farmer 18-3, never really got untracked.
			The night’s telecast opened with Dublin middleweight '''Jason Quigley''' going to 3-0 as a pro '''with a first-round'''
			'''knockout of''' New Haven’s '''Greg McCoy'''. Quigley was outlanding McCoy early, and a left-right combo dropped the
			Connecticut fighter for a '''10-count at 2:39.'''
			In the co-featured 10-rounder, Ugandan lightweight sensation '''Sharif Bogere dominated''' Mexican vet '''Fernando Garcia''',
			'''en route to a fifth-round knockout.''' Bogere improved to 26-1 with his 18th KO, while Garcia, who hardly threw a
			punch in the final round before being dropped on the seat of his trunks at 2:10, fell to 28-4-2.
			On the undercard, Boston-by-way-of-Donegal super-welterweight '''Michael McLaughlin dispatched''' Somerville’s
			'''Paulo DeSouza in two rounds''' to improve to 9-1-1. '''D’Mitrius Ballard, from Washington, D.C., stopped Tom Gifford in'''
			'''the first round''' of their light-heavy match, when the Arkansas pug sprained his ankle. Hyannis supermiddleweight
			Paul Gonsalves had to settle for a majority four-round draw against Somerville’s Sergio Cabrera, despite nearly
			stopping his foe in the final minute.
			Brockton heavyweight '''Julian Pollard''' ran his pro record to 4-0 '''with a two-round pummeling of Kansas City’s 302'''
			'''pound John Orr''' on the undercard. Pollard, the former Syracuse University defensive lineman, did eat one right
			cross from his foe in the first round, but a steady attack on Orr’s substantial mid-section paid off in round two.
			'''Body blows twice sent Orr to his knees''' for a respite, and '''a solid right hand to the jaw dropped him again''' for an
			eight-count just before the bell. '''Between rounds Orr’s corner decided to save their man from further punishment.'''
			Pollard, a three-time New England Golden Gloves champ, said he has been alternating between boxing and “bareknuckle
			boxing,” where he is 3-0. The 6-5 heavyweight now trains at Tri-Force MMA in Pawtucket, R.I., the former site of
			the Manfredo Brothers Boxing Gym.
			“This was an awkward opponent, but I was also finding it difficult to go from BKB (bareknuckle boxing) back to
			boxing,” said Pollard, who works for a liquor distributor by day. “There is a very different pace and sense of
			space between the two varieties, and it took me a whole round to get going. I really had to take that first punch
			from him, that good right hand, to get myself going. Once I got past that, I began getting my combinations rolling.”

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	headlining a stellar night of world-class boxing action. The bout, which was originally		headlining a stellar night of world-class boxing action. The bout, which was originally
	scheduled for St. Patrick's Day, but was postponed due to an injury sustained by O'Connor.		scheduled for St. Patrick's Day, but was postponed due to an injury sustained by O'Connor.
			Doors open at 6 p.m. and the first fight starts at 7 p.m.
			The FOX Sports 1 and FOX Deportes broadcast airs live at 10 p.m.
			Tickets priced at $100 (Ringside - Reserved seating), $80 (Floor seating - Reserved),
			$65 (Mezzanine - General admission) and $45 (Balcony - General admission) are available for
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Boxing returns to Memorial Hall on Oct. 30
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PLYMOUTH - Framingham's Danny "Bhoy" O'Connor and Virginia's Andrew Farmer will
battle it out in the special "Monster Brawl" on Thursday, Oct. 30. The FOX Sports 1
and FOX Deportes' Golden Boy Live! series will be held at Memorial Hall in Plymouth,
headlining a stellar night of world-class boxing action. The bout, which was originally
scheduled for St. Patrick's Day, but was postponed due to an injury sustained by O'Connor.
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