Theron Johnson vs. William (Mitch) Williams - Revision history

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	* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge [[Emily Cain]] was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, [[Ted Gimza]] (40-36) and [[Matthew Podgorski]] (39-37) overruled her.

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	* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge [[Emily Cain]] was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, [[Ted Gimza]] (40-36) and [[Matthew Podgorski]] (39-37) overruled her~~. For the record, I agreed with Gimza~~.		* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge [[Emily Cain]] was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, [[Ted Gimza]] (40-36) and [[Matthew Podgorski]] (39-37) overruled her.

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	* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge ~~Emely~~ Cain was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, Ted Gimza (40-36) and ~~Matt~~ Podgorski (39-37) overruled her. For the record, I agreed with Gimza.		* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge [[Emily Cain]] was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, [[Ted Gimza]] (40-36) and [[Matthew Podgorski]] (39-37) overruled her. For the record, I agreed with Gimza.

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2008-11-11T05:15:03Z

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			* In a unique move, the four round heavyweight swing bout between "Mighty" Mitch Williams and Theron "T-Rex" Johnson was staged while ESPN aired a 20-minute studio segment devoted to the Olympics. Height and reach played a major role in this match as the 6-4 Johnson kept the muscular 5-10 Williams at arm's length with jabs that improved steadily throughout the bout. The southpaw Williams had no answer beyond an occasional right jab to the body or wild swings over the top. His best moment came in the third when he connected with two quick left crosses to the jaw, and judge Emely Cain was impressed enough to award him a 39-37 score. However, Ted Gimza (40-36) and Matt Podgorski (39-37) overruled her. For the record, I agreed with Gimza.

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