Tomasz Adamek vs. Steve Cunningham (2nd meeting) - Revision history

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	*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.		*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.
	*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.		*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.
	*~~The fight peaked at 4~~ million viewers ~~on NBC~~.[https://www.espn.com/blog/~~new~~-~~york/boxing~~/post/_/id/~~2865~~/1-~~6-million~~-~~watched~~-~~adamek~~-~~cunningham~~]		*On NBC, around 3.9 million viewers watched at least 6 minutes of the entire event.[https://www.espn.com/blog/dan-rafael/post/_/id/2782/boxing-on-nbc-a-hit]
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	Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].		Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].

Artur128: /* Notes */

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	*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.		*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.
	*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.		*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.
			*The fight peaked at 4 million viewers on NBC.[https://www.espn.com/blog/new-york/boxing/post/_/id/2865/1-6-million-watched-adamek-cunningham]
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	Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].		Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].

Slugger at 02:44, 11 March 2020

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	*Rematch of a [[Steve Cunningham vs. Tomasz Adamek (1st meeting)\|2008 bout]] for the IBF cruiserweight title.		*Rematch of a [[Steve Cunningham vs. Tomasz Adamek (1st meeting)\|2008 bout]] for the IBF cruiserweight title.
			*[[:File:2012-12-22 - Tomasz Adamek vs. Steve Cunningham (Official Scorecards).JPG\|Official Scorecards]].
	*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.		*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.
	*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.		*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.

Reenthelawman at 00:52, 2 January 2020

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	Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].		Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].

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			before=[[Tomasz Adamek vs. Travis Walker\|Adamek vs. Walker]]\|
			title=[[IBF North American Heavyweight Title Fights\|IBF North American Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 6\|
			after=[[Tomasz Adamek vs. Vyacheslav Glazkov\|Adamek vs. Glazkov]]\|
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			{{end box}}

Deslizer at 08:42, 24 March 2014

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	*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.		*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.
	*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.		*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.
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			Part of a four-man elimination tournament by the IBF. Adamek and Cunningham fought for the #2-spot of the IBF rankings, while [[Kubrat Pulev]] and [[Alexander Ustinov]] battled for the #1-spot. However the fight between the winners Pulev and Adamek fell through as Adamek declined an offer to fight Pulev due to financial issues. [http://www.boxingscene.com/adamek-passes-on-pulev-makes-no-financial-sense--62346 Adamek stated], that he has been offered an opportunity to fight in Poland for far more money than he would get for fighting Kubrat Pulev. Adamek later carried on to fight [[Tony Grano]] - who was later replaced by [[Dominick Guinn]] - on the undercard of [[Curtis Stevens vs. Saul Roman]].

Michal: /* Notes */ Information about scored bout for commentators, boxers.

2012-12-27T23:11:18Z

Notes: Information about scored bout for commentators, boxers.

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	*Rematch of a [[Steve Cunningham vs. Tomasz Adamek (1st meeting)\|2008 bout]] for the IBF cruiserweight title.		*Rematch of a [[Steve Cunningham vs. Tomasz Adamek (1st meeting)\|2008 bout]] for the IBF cruiserweight title.
	*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.		*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.
			*Former judge [[Harold Lederman]] scored the bout 115-113 for Tomasz Adamek.
			*[[B.J. Flores]] scored the bout 115-113 for Steve Cunningham, [[Bryant Jennings]] scored 117-113 for Cunningham too.

Ric at 21:39, 24 December 2012

2012-12-24T21:39:19Z

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	== Notes ==		== Notes ==
	*Rematch of a 2008 bout for the IBF cruiserweight title.		*Rematch of a [[Steve Cunningham vs. Tomasz Adamek (1st meeting)\|2008 bout]] for the IBF cruiserweight title.
	*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.		*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.

Crusader at 07:52, 24 December 2012

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	\| Landed \|\| 169 \|\| 209		\| Landed \|\| 169 \|\| 209
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	\| Thrown \|\| ~~516~~ \|\| ~~513~~		\| Thrown \|\| 513 \|\| 516
	\|-		\|-
	\| Pct. \|\| 33% \|\| 41%		\| Pct. \|\| 33% \|\| 41%

Crusader at 07:50, 24 December 2012

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	\| Pct. \|\| 33% \|\| 41%		\| Pct. \|\| 33% \|\| 41%
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			! Jabs\|\| Adamek \|\| Cunningham
			\|-
			\| Landed \|\| 49 \|\| 129
			\|-
			\| Thrown \|\| 246 \|\| 349
			\|-
			\| Pct. \|\| 20% \|\| 37%
	\|- {{pstable-bg1}}		\|- {{pstable-bg1}}
	! Power Punches \|\| Adamek \|\| Cunningham		! Power Punches \|\| Adamek \|\| Cunningham

Crusader: Far too subjective (I disagree strongly that Adamek was 'battered') and no source for the alleged press consensus of 118-110 for Cunningham.

2012-12-24T07:48:40Z

Far too subjective (I disagree strongly that Adamek was 'battered') and no source for the alleged press consensus of 118-110 for Cunningham.

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 *'''[[International Boxing Federation|IBF]] North American Heavyweight Title''' (2nd defense of Adamek)
 == Notes ==
-*Rematch fought at heavyweight. Previous match was at cruiserweight. Rumor had it winner to fight Dr. [[Wladimir Klitschko]].
+*Rematch of a 2008 bout for the IBF cruiserweight title.
-*Press consensus had Cunningham winning 118-110, and the poorly judge split decision verdict for Adamek triggered outrage.
+*The decision was controversial, as many observors thought that Cunningham should have won.