Yuri Foreman vs. Saul Roman - Revision history

Reenthelawman at 17:41, 18 May 2016

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	before=[[Yuri Foreman vs. Andrey Tsurkan\|Foreman vs. Tsurkan]]\|		before=[[Yuri Foreman vs. Andrey Tsurkan\|Foreman vs. Tsurkan]]\|
	title=[[NABF Light Middleweight Title Fights\|NABF Light Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 51\|		title=[[NABF Light Middleweight Title Fights\|NABF Light Middleweight Title Fight]]<br># 52\|
	after=[[Yuri Foreman vs. James Moore\|Foreman vs. Moore]]\|		after=[[Yuri Foreman vs. James Moore\|Foreman vs. Moore]]\|
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 == Comment ==
-- Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.
+*Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.

JollyDee: Formatting page

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	*'''[[NABF]] Light Middleweight Title''' (1st defense of Foreman)		<fight>1284534</fight>
	*'''Weights:''' Foreman 153.75 lbs, Roman 153 lbs		*'''[[NABF]] Light Middleweight Title''' (1st defense of Foreman)<br>
	*'''Aired on:''' [[Versus]]		*'''Weights:''' Foreman 153.75 lbs, Roman 153 lbs<br>
			*'''Aired on:''' [[Versus]]<br>
	*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]
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	==Comment==		== Comment ==
	* Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.		- Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.

Matt at 15:19, 16 April 2008

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]
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	==Comment~~(s)~~==		==Comment==
	* Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.		* Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.

Rvk2007 at 08:13, 12 April 2008

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	*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]		*'''Promoter:''' [[Top Rank]]
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	~~In a televised bout between two highly regarded contenders, Saul~~ Roman was cut around both eyes and ~~Yuri~~ Foreman ~~was cut on~~ on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental ~~butts.~~		==Comment(s)==
	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Roman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		* Roman was cut around both eyes and Foreman on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental headbutts.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among new hopefuls: Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division; and Brooklyn's Dmitriy Salita is now 28-0-1 in the Welterweight division.

Brizel at 04:22, 12 April 2008

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	In a televised bout between two highly regarded contenders, Saul Roman was cut around both eyes and Yuri Foreman was cut on on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental butts.		In a televised bout between two highly regarded contenders, Saul Roman was cut around both eyes and Yuri Foreman was cut on on his forehead in a bout marred by several accidental butts.
	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and ~~Foreman~~ connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Roman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among new hopefuls: Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division; and Brooklyn's Dmitriy Salita is now 28-0-1 in the Welterweight division.		Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among new hopefuls: Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division; and Brooklyn's Dmitriy Salita is now 28-0-1 in the Welterweight division.

Brizel at 12:39, 11 April 2008

2008-04-11T12:39:46Z

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	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among ~~others,~~ Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division.		Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among new hopefuls: Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division; and Brooklyn's Dmitriy Salita is now 28-0-1 in the Welterweight division.

Brizel at 04:22, 10 April 2008

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	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003.		Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003. Among others, Israel's Roman Greenberg is now 27-0 in the Heavyweight division.

Brizel at 04:19, 10 April 2008

2008-04-10T04:19:02Z

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	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. ~~South Africa's~~ Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003.		Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. Israeli born Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003.

Brizel at 04:18, 10 April 2008

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	Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.		Throughout the fast paced ten rounder, Roman attacked by coming forward, and Foreman backpeddled and counterpunched, alternately moving from left to right so as not to provide Roman with an accurate target. Foreman connected more, and Foreman connected less. Roman's biggest problem was that from round three on, his eye cuts were bleeding profusely. His corner did a good job in controlling the blood, so the referee let the fight go, and Roman stayed competitive and was not in trouble during the ten rounder. Foreman appeared to win nearly every round by landing punches in frequent aggressive counterattacks, and the fight was not as close as the scoring indicated. It appeared to be a very fair fight, however, and despite the blood, the visiting Roman was given every chance to win. With one brief exception midway through the bout, Roman just couldn't get an offensive attack going. Foreman was clearly fighting for a win on points based on jabbing skill, and probably earned a title shot and a top ten ranking in the Boxrec among Light Middleweights with this win.

	Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. South Africa's Sebastian Rothmann was ~~also~~ a Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003.		Foreman, who has won 25 fights in a row, is bidding to become the first Jewish fighter to win a major world boxing title since Mike Rossman did it thirty years ago. South Africa's Sebastian Rothmann was a more recent Jewish World Champion, having held the lesser known WBU and IBO versions of the Cruiserweight title in 2002 and 2003.