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	Kelin Sharp Batters, Stops Ricky Smith Over Four		Kelin Sharp Batters, Stops Ricky Smith Over Four
	by Bruno Gumpka; BoxingScene Last update: 10/12/2015		by Bruno Gumpka; BoxingScene Last update: 10/12/2015 [http://www.boxingscene.com/kelin-sharp-batters-stops-ricky-smith-over-four--96860]
	Salomon Beccera’s Rough House Promotions Fight Night on October 9th in Green Bay was		Salomon Beccera’s Rough House Promotions Fight Night on October 9th in Green Bay was
	certainly an ambitious undertaking with a total of 13 bouts. What was unfortunate was		certainly an ambitious undertaking with a total of 13 bouts. What was unfortunate was

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== REPORT ==
Kelin Sharp Batters, Stops Ricky Smith Over Four
by Bruno Gumpka; BoxingScene Last update: 10/12/2015
Salomon Beccera’s Rough House Promotions Fight Night on October 9th in Green Bay was
certainly an ambitious undertaking with a total of 13 bouts. What was unfortunate was
the fact that the effort put into creating this event didn’t have more focus on quality
Vs. quantity as almost every single bout ended in the first round.
Lightweight Muhammad Adam TKO’d hapless Devon Sipes in just over a minute, both men from
Michigan. Brian Mendoza of Albuquerque, NM went to 9-0 as he needed just over a minute
to stop Antoine Elerson of Milwaukee who fell to 2-14 in a Welterweight bout. Super
Welterweight Ernest Muhammad Jr. kept his record perfect and is now 3-1 stopping Norman
McGinn of Battle Creek who maintained his perfect 0-5 record in, you guessed it, just
over a minute. I was starting to suspect that former Coloradan Woody Kislowski’s
refereeing might have been at fault but nope, when Jeff Nass took over in the ring, the
same trend continued.
In a Super Welterweight bout, Chicago’s Vernon Demitrius Brown needed (yup) just over a
minute to stop Chris Taylor of Milwaukee followed by Featherweight Joshua Greer Jr.
whacking out Nicholas Brand of Battle Creek, MI in a bout that went shockingly close to
2 minutes. 12-0 Ed Brown from Chicago kept it up with a 1 round stoppage of Michael
Pickett of South Bend, IN in another Welterweight affair. In Featherweight action,
Stephon McIntyre of Jonesboro, GA bucked the trend and gave Raeese Aleem of Muskegon,
MI all that he could handle (compared to the other bouts so far) when he went slightly
over 3 rounds before Referee Nass had seen enough in round 4. Aleem goes to 8-0 with
McIntyre falling to 2-14-2.
Chicago Heavyweight Nicholas Mazurek improved to 2-0 with a one-punch knockout of
Tommonte Jefferson of Milwaukee. The one-punch part sounds more impressive than it
actually was as it was not only the only punch thrown in the “fight” but it glanced off
of Jefferson’s shoulder by all appearances. Despite his performance, Jefferson was
considered brave by the crowd; brave in his willingness to remove his shirt in public
as he sported a pair of, well, let’s just say that there were numerous catcalls from the
crowd about his extreme need for a support device described on an old Seinfeld episode
as a “Bro” or “Manzierre”.
Cruiserweight Albert Harkins of Battle Creek, MI increased his loss total to 12 against
a single win when he fell in 1 to Nathan Howard of Tennessee who improved his record to
9-0. Howard, a murderous puncher, would do well to step up the level of his competition
so we can see whether he is for real or not. Tomas Trevino of Green Bay whacked out
Joshua Conger also of Green Bay in, you guessed it, 1 round.
Dale Bennett from Green Bay roared out of his corner and literally leaped at Rudy Paine
of Milwaukee who grabbed him in mid-air and body slammed him. Deciding that there was no
point (pun intended) in a deduction from both fighters, the referee instead called time
and spoke sternly to both men, warning them that the next such action would result in a
disqualification. The boxers settled into a back and forth battle whaling away at each
other. Mr. Paine, apparently trying to fill a dual role as both boxer and referee,
continually advised Woody Kislowski that, “he’s holding me”, “that was low”, “he hit on
the break” prompting a very loud, “you fight, I Ref” response from the official which
brought laughter from the crowd. In the 4th (!) round Paine was being pummeled and
turned his head to once again instruct Kislowski about Dale’s actions when he took a punch
to the throat causing a stoppage. All previous levity went out the window immediately as
Paine was down for several minutes and in serious distress while the Doctor worked on him
and he was eventually taken to the hospital on a stretcher.
The very experienced Super Welterweight “Indiana Boy” was driven to the mat 3 times by body
shots, the last one leaving him howling in pain from local Oneida favorite, Daniel Denny
who improved to 5-0.
In the final bout of the evening, Potawatomie favorite, “The Chosen One” Ricky Smith was
battered and quit on his stool after the 4th round of a scheduled 5 by Middleweight Kelin
Sharp, who apparently failed to read the script and improved to 4-1. Both Mr. Smith and his
corner exhibited very poor sportsmanship, cursing and shouting at Referee Jeff Nass and
accusing him of favoring the boxer from Joliet, IL with one of the corner men actually
throwing Smith’s mouthpiece at Nass. The win by Sharp was the only one of the night from
the red corner…

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