Tavoris Cloud vs. Julio Cesar Gonzalez - Revision history

Journeymen at 05:19, 7 February 2013

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

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	*'''Weights:''' 174 lbs (both)		*'''Weights:''' 174 lbs (both)
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

Drdatabox at 02:29, 22 August 2009

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. Gonzalez had suffered a cut and a puff under his left eye, from round five on. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

Rvk2007 at 00:48, 16 August 2008

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.
	* Cloud led in Controls 63 to 30. In the extremely high 167 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Gonzalez had a 54-46% edge.

Rowdytimothy: add punchstat table

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 ==Summary==
 Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.
-* ESPN reported: Cloud 280/696 40%, Gonzalez 161/867 19%. Cloud led in Controls 63 to 30. In the extremely high 167 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Gonzalez had a 54-46% edge.
+* Cloud led in Controls 63 to 30. In the extremely high 167 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Gonzalez had a 54-46% edge.

Drdatabox: /* Summary */

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Summary

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.
			* ESPN reported: Cloud 280/696 40%, Gonzalez 161/867 19%. Cloud led in Controls 63 to 30. In the extremely high 167 Events Per Round (Attempts + Controls), Gonzalez had a 54-46% edge.

Brizel at 06:26, 9 August 2008

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	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for a world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for the IBF world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

Brizel: summary

2008-08-09T06:25:32Z

summary

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	*'''Weights:''' 174 lbs (both)		*'''Weights:''' 174 lbs (both)
	*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''		*'''Aired on:''' ''[[ESPN Friday Night Fights]]''

	==Summary==		==Summary==
	Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. By round ten, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory ~~makes~~ Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking ~~that makes him a~~ mandatory challenger for a world championship. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.		Unbeaten Floridian Tavoris Cloud pitched a shutout, landing left hooks and right hand power shots all night, giving Mexico's former WBO Light Heavyweight champion Julio Cesar Gonzalez a consistent beating all night (despite being taken past the fifth round for the first time in his career). Gonzalez' granite jaw was in evidence as he absorbed hellacious shots from Cloud in rounds five and six. At 2:50 of round ten, with Cloud landing unanswered right hand leads and Gonzalez absorbing unanswered punishment on the ropes, the referee had seen enough and waved the bout off. The technical knockout victory made Cloud the first Tallahassee native to attain a No. 1 world ranking and become the mandatory challenger for a world championship in the Light Heavyweight division. It was the first time that Gonzalez had been stopped.

Rvk2007: Fight:1318020 moved to Tavoris Cloud vs. Julio Cesar Gonzalez

2008-08-09T04:26:43Z

Fight:1318020 moved to Tavoris Cloud vs. Julio Cesar Gonzalez

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