Tony Grano vs. Nicolai Firtha - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 01:59, 8 July 2019

2019-07-08T01:59:56Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. ~~Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 KOs, won the~~ NABA USA ~~heavyweight title~~. ~~Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 KOs~~.		*'''[[NABA]] USA Heavyweight Title''' (Vacant title)

			==Notes==
			*NABA USA title had been stripped from [[Michael Grant]].
			*In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land.
			*Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one.
			*Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs.
			*Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two.
			*Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset.

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			{{Fight Succession Box\|
			before=[[Michael Grant vs. Paul Marinaccio\|Grant vs. Marinaccio]]\|
			title=[[NABA USA Heavyweight Title Fights\|NABA USA Heavyweight Title Fight]]<br># 2\|
			after=[[Nicolai Firtha vs. Mike Sheppard\|Firtha vs. Sheppard]]\|
			}}
			{{end box}}

Emaster: moved Fight:1517105 to Tony Grano vs. Nicolai Firtha

2010-10-08T18:50:05Z

moved Fight:1517105 to Tony Grano vs. Nicolai Firtha

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Emaster: removed reference to BoxRec ranking

2010-10-08T18:49:30Z

removed reference to BoxRec ranking

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 ~~kayos~~, ~~wins~~ NABA USA ~~Heavyweight~~ title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 ~~kayos. At the time of this bout, Grano was ranked # 41 by the Boxrec, while ' Stone Man' Firtha was ranked lower at # 189~~.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 KOs, won the NABA USA heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 KOs.

Turpintime at 14:42, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:42:06Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos. At the time of this bout, Grano was ranked # 41 by the Boxrec, while Firtha was ranked lower at # 189.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos. At the time of this bout, Grano was ranked # 41 by the Boxrec, while ' Stone Man' Firtha was ranked lower at # 189.

Turpintime at 14:41, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:41:27Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos. At the time of this bout, Grano was ranked # 41 by the Boxrec, while Firtha was ranked lower at # 189.

Turpintime at 14:38, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:38:44Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. ~~Firaha~~, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firtha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:38, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:38:19Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins ~~the~~ NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:38, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:38:06Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins the NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly inside with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins the NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:37, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:37:21Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1 8 kayos, wins the NABA USA Heavyweight title.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1, 8 kayos, wins the NABA USA Heavyweight title. Grano fell to 17-2-1, 13 kayos.

Turpintime at 14:36, 27 June 2010

2010-06-27T14:36:15Z

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	In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset.		In the main event at Mohegan Sun, 255 pound Firtha used a longer reach to score left jabs at will, leaving Grano to swing wildly with left hooks which did not land. Firtha dropped Grano with a left at the bell of round one. Firtha picked up the tempo in round two, landing numerous left-right jab combinations, with a right hand lead which dropped Grano. Grano got up, but leaned on the ropes on shaky legs. Firtha landed ten consecutive head shots on a defenseless Grano, prompting the stoppage at 2:15 of round two. Firaha, who lost to [[Travis Walker]] in the 2004 Olympic trials, appeared in control of this bout the whole way and the outcome appeared anything but an upset. Firtha, 18-7-1 8 kayos, wins the NABA USA Heavyweight title.