Terrance Cauthen vs. Raul Frank - Revision history

Slugger: moved Fight:1166153 to Terrance Cauthen vs. Raul Frank

2010-07-20T06:24:50Z

moved Fight:1166153 to Terrance Cauthen vs. Raul Frank

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Matt at 21:57, 12 March 2007

2007-03-12T21:57:14Z

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	*After six uneventful rounds Frank, (28-5-3, 14 KOs) dropped Cauthen, (32-4, 9 KOs) from an accidental head butt.		*After six uneventful rounds Frank, (27-5-3, 14 KOs) dropped Cauthen, (32-3, 9 KOs, 1 ND) from an accidental head butt.

	*The angle that referee Ricky Gonzalez was standing at made it difficult for him to see the head butt, but it damaged Cauthen’s balance, leaving him staggering and sending him crashing to the canvas.		*The angle that referee Ricky Gonzalez was standing at made it difficult for him to see the head butt, but it damaged Cauthen’s balance, leaving him staggering and sending him crashing to the canvas.

John at 00:37, 1 February 2007

2007-02-01T00:37:31Z

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	*After six uneventful rounds Frank, (28-5-3, 14 KOs) dropped Cauthen, (32-4, 9 KOs) from an accidental head butt.		*After six uneventful rounds Frank, (28-5-3, 14 KOs) dropped Cauthen, (32-4, 9 KOs) from an accidental head butt.
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	Thinking it was a punch, Gonzalez ruled it a TKO victory for Frank. “Our rules don’t allow for instant replay,” said Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, Ron Scott Stevens. Continuing, “If had been scored an unintentional butt, then we would have gone to the scorecards.		Thinking it was a punch, Gonzalez ruled it a TKO victory for Frank. “Our rules don’t allow for instant replay,” said Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, Ron Scott Stevens. Continuing, “If had been scored an unintentional butt, then we would have gone to the scorecards.

	*~~The unfortunate part of this situation is that~~ Cauthen was ahead on all three scorecards, 60-54 and 59-55 twice.		* Cauthen was ahead on all three scorecards, 60-54 and 59-55 twice.

			* The result was subsequently changed to a No Dec by the NY Commission

THE LATIN SNAKE at 08:16, 27 January 2007

2007-01-27T08:16:55Z

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<fight>1166153</fight>

*After six uneventful rounds Frank, (28-5-3, 14 KOs) dropped Cauthen, (32-4, 9 KOs) from an accidental head butt.

*The angle that referee Ricky Gonzalez was standing at made it difficult for him to see the head butt, but it damaged Cauthen’s balance, leaving him staggering and sending him crashing to the canvas.

Thinking it was a punch, Gonzalez ruled it a TKO victory for Frank. “Our rules don’t allow for instant replay,” said Chairman of the New York State Athletic Commission, Ron Scott Stevens. Continuing, “If had been scored an unintentional butt, then we would have gone to the scorecards.

*The unfortunate part of this situation is that Cauthen was ahead on all three scorecards, 60-54 and 59-55 twice.