Tomasz Adamek vs. Eddie Chambers - Revision history

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 *Tomasz Adamek 45-2 (28 KOs) vs. Eddie Chambers 36-2 (18 KOs)
 *Adamek entered as the #3 heavyweight contender by [[The Ring Magazine]]. Chambers, who had not fought in over 16 months and just once in two years and three months, was unranked by the same publication. [http://ringtv.craveonline.com/ratings/heavyweight]
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 *[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 in favor of Chambers.
 *Cap Roberts scored it 114-114 a draw.
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 One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, examples of the opposite (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.
-As it became known after the fight, the first round was yet to end when Chambers had already tore the biceps on his left hand and until the final gong, that is, 33+ minutes, he was forced to box with only right hand. I must say, he did great, and yet if your name is not Vitali or Wladimir, it will be incredibly difficult to defeat such skilled and persistent fighter like Adamek with just one hand.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]
+As it became known after the fight, the first round was yet to end when Chambers had already tore the biceps on his left hand and until the final gong, that is, 33+ minutes, he was forced to box with only right hand. I must say, he did great, and yet if your name is not Vitali or Wladimir, it will be incredibly difficult to defeat such skilled and persistent fighter like Adamek with just one hand.
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	Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.		Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.

	One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, examples of the opposite (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]		One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, examples of the opposite (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.

			As it became known after the fight, the first round was yet to end when Chambers had already tore the biceps on his left hand and until the final gong, that is, 33+ minutes, he was forced to box with only right hand. I must say, he did great, and yet if your name is not Vitali or Wladimir, it will be incredibly difficult to defeat such skilled and persistent fighter like Adamek with just one hand.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]

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	Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.		Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.

	One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, ~~reverse~~ examples (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]		One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, examples of the opposite (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]

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	Predicting the winner, not to mention the likely development of events in the ring, was damn difficult, and only Eddie was to blame. More precisely, his dysfunctional career lifecycle, which recently for some reason decided to test him with a series of injuries at the most crucial moments. As a result, 14 months without official performances and two cancelled fights - against Tony Thompson and Siarhei Liakhovich.		Predicting the winner, not to mention the likely development of events in the ring, was damn difficult, and only Eddie was to blame. More precisely, his dysfunctional career lifecycle, which recently for some reason decided to test him with a series of injuries at the most crucial moments. As a result, 14 months without official performances and two cancelled fights - against Tony Thompson and Siarhei Liakhovich.

	On the one hand, Tony could only celebrate such turn of events, because he secured the right to a rematch with Klitschko without a fight. But if you look at the situation from a different angle, the cancellation of the eliminator with Chambers led to the fact that at the time of the July meeting with Wladimir, the 40-year-old Thompson would have had more than a year without fights, and at that age it is dangerous for reasons you already know. Liakhovich, at first, criticized Chambers ~~for the cancellation,~~ and ~~at the same time~~ everyone associated with him, and three months later he entered the ring and lost to Bryant Jennings, not the best American prospect.		On the one hand, Tony could only celebrate such turn of events, because he secured the right to a rematch with Klitschko without a fight. But if you look at the situation from a different angle, the cancellation of the eliminator with Chambers led to the fact that at the time of the July meeting with Wladimir, the 40-year-old Thompson would have had more than a year without fights, and at that age it is dangerous for reasons you already know. Liakhovich, at first, criticized Chambers and everyone associated with him for the cancellation, and three months later he entered the ring and lost to Bryant Jennings, not the best American prospect.

	Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.		Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.

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	Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.		Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.

	If we compare their performances in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.		If we compare their performances in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased the fans only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.

	Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.		Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.

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	~~[[File:Tomasz Adamek vs. Eddie Chambers (poster).jpg\|right\|225px]]~~
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	*'''Aired On:''' NBC Sports "Fight Night" (Main Event)		*'''Aired On:''' NBC Sports "Fight Night" (Main Event)
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	<big>'''Risk That Brings Harm'''</big>		<big>'''Risk That Brings Harm'''</big>
			[[File:Tomasz Adamek vs. Eddie Chambers (poster).jpg\|right\|225px]]

	<small>By Anton Horyunov, ''Ring'', July 13, 2012</small>		<small>By Anton Horyunov, ''Ring'', July 13, 2012</small>

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	Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.		Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.

	If we compare their performances in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]		If we compare their performances in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.

			Chambers-heavyweight had much more reason to brag and flaunt his divisional achievements, but the injury-proneness that had increased over the years and forced vacation did not allow him to enter the fight against Adamek as a favorite.

			One can understand Eddie, who set out to return to the top of the division without a tune-up and other preludes, at the cost of just one victory. But it is not believed without reason that for start it is better to double-check the settings of your combat mechanisms and knock down rust in a bout with an opponent of a lower level. There are, of course, reverse examples (like the famous return of Henry Maske), but this is rather an exception to the rule, and the last fight was another proof of the theorem about the need of a warm-up.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]

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	Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.		Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.

	If we compare ~~the~~ performances ~~of boxers~~ in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]		If we compare their performances in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]

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	On the one hand, Tony could only celebrate such turn of events, because he secured the right to a rematch with Klitschko without a fight. But if you look at the situation from a different angle, the cancellation of the eliminator with Chambers led to the fact that at the time of the July meeting with Wladimir, the 40-year-old Thompson would have had more than a year without fights, and at that age it is dangerous for reasons you already know. Liakhovich, at first, criticized Chambers for the cancellation, and at the same time everyone associated with him, and three months later he entered the ring and lost to Bryant Jennings, not the best American prospect.		On the one hand, Tony could only celebrate such turn of events, because he secured the right to a rematch with Klitschko without a fight. But if you look at the situation from a different angle, the cancellation of the eliminator with Chambers led to the fact that at the time of the July meeting with Wladimir, the 40-year-old Thompson would have had more than a year without fights, and at that age it is dangerous for reasons you already know. Liakhovich, at first, criticized Chambers for the cancellation, and at the same time everyone associated with him, and three months later he entered the ring and lost to Bryant Jennings, not the best American prospect.

	Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]		Thus, after devastating "slaps" from the Klitschko brothers both Adamek and Chambers had one fight each, despite the fact that Eddie received his slap much earlier - in March 2010 (KO 12 from Wladimir), which is almost a year and a half earlier than the beating of Tomasz by Vitali (TKO 10). Chambers, traditionally relying on speed and reflexes, easily left compatriot Derric Rossy (UD 12) with a broken nose, bruises and hematomas, and Adamek, in his usual "heavyweight" style, outboxed (UD 10) the overweight and clumsy Dominican Nagy Aguilera in March of this year.

			If we compare the performances of boxers in these "recovery" fights, Chambers left a better impression. Which, in general, is not surprising if you look at Adamek's entire short career at heavyweight. So far, Tomasz has frankly pleased only in fights with unquestionably weak opponents (Andrzej Golota and Vinny Maddalone), and also showed some courage once, successfully dancing on a cutting edge against Chris Arreola. In other cases, he either arranged far from spectacular shootings from the distance with pot-bellied slow opponents, or... we already mentioned Vitali Klitschko.[https://vringe.com/exclusive/51070-adamek-ud12-chambers-report.htm]

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