Who won the fight between Julio Cesar Chavez Jr vs. Carlos Molina ?
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Chavez could have won easily by boxing Molina and using he jab, but he opted for a head to head battle instead to please the fans. Early punishment cut Molina over his right eye and had Molina running quite a bit in the later rounds. Molina landed more punches in this fight, but Chavez won over the judges with his more effective punches and complete ring generalship.\n\nThe six-round fight went to the decision. One judge had it even, the other two 58-56 for JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ JR!!
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The 2 lightweights win.  They beat him by verbal tap, breaking multiple bones at the same time due two simultaneous submissions.  He may not have a limb free to physically tap.  Get real bro!
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MANNY BY KO\n\nBOXING SCENE
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I think Mayweather will win because of his speed although I don't like his arrogance.  I hope De La Hoya knocks him out.
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Jim Courier (USA) def. Petr Korda (CZE), 7-5, 6-2, 6-1
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maxi rodriquez from argentian vs Mexico\n\nobvisouly
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I think its impossible to scan thru the years and come up with just one fight being "the best" I've ever seen. (Sorry). But, I do remember one vividly that I think was one of the "best" and then some. Michael Carbajal vs Humberto Gonzalez in Las Vegas, March 1993. First time in history a Light Flyweight fight was the Main Event on a PPV card.  Probably two of the heaviest handed guys at 108lbs in history. This was the first of the three wars these two had. To make it even more inticing, it was a unification match, Michael's IBF belt against Chiquita's WBC belt. \n\nTensions had been building between the two leading up to fight night. When the bell sounded Gonzalez was all business. Power Punches were coming from every direction. Carbajal gets dropped in Rounds 2 and 5. Going into the 7th Round, Gonzalez lead on all scorecards (58-54 all judges). Carbajal looked weary and dazed. He had been through hades and back up to that point. Carbajal was no quitter and kept the fight competitive with crisp combinations. Between every round hearing his Brother Screaming and trying to keep Michael motivated.  \n\nHumberto was sticking with his game plan and landing vicious combinations once again. I remember looking at the time in the lower right hand corner of the screen and saying "Well Carbajal survived another round but I think he's going down for the count in the 8th"\n\n..2:52--2:53....2:56..7th Round was probably already scored on all the judges cards at that moment, '10 more points for Gonzalez' (I blinked), BAMMMMM!! ...."ARE YOU KIDDING ME???" With only one second remaining in the 7th round (2 minutes 59 seconds say it a few times to get the effect) Carbajal KOs Gonzalez with a picture perfect left hook to the point of the chin. Fantastic Fight, Fantastic Finish.
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Manny Pacquiao by TKO in < 6 rounds
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Mayweather? yeah, 118-108, with Mayweather landing 43%, and Boldomir hitting just 12% of his punches. HBO will replay the fight next Saturday night (10 ET)
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Pacquiao won in the 10th round by TKO.  \n\nCheck out this website:\nhttp://news.inq7.net/breaking/index.php?index=6&story_id=63761
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Felix Trinidad won. Ref stoppage in the 8th round. It was a good fight to watch actually. Mayorga was up to his old antics and Tito tee'd off on his head a few times :)
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manny won by knockout.
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PACMAN ! He won officially TKO third round... YAYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYYY
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We'll never know for sure what Sanchez could have accomplished because he died at such a young age (23). Victories over Azumah Nelson, Danny Lopez and (the fight that defined him) Wilfredo Gomez could not be anything but impressive.\n\nHowever, Julio Cesar Chavez beat Jose Luis Ramirez and Edwin Rosario. He completely dominated Roger Mayweather and Hector Camacho. And there's the timeless classic that is his first fight against Meldrick Taylor.\n\nI honestly can't tell you who was the better fighter because I've rarely seen any of Sanchez's fights. I do know he was a great counterpuncher.\n\nChavez was such an amazing fighter, though, I can't imagine anyone surpassing him. He had a subtle defense that allowed him to avoid punches, or a sometimes more active defense of bobbing-and-weaving to avoid shots while standing right in front of a guy. Chavez was amazingly accurate and knew how to use combinations to the head and body to make an opponent leave himself open.\n\nAs you can tell, I'm a Chavez fan, but I can't take anything away from Sal Sanchez who was able to accomplish so much in such a short span of time, securing himself a position in the boxing hall of fame.
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Tim Sylvia Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:43 in the 1st round \n\nTito Ortiz Wins by Split Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round \n\nSean Sherk Wins by Unanimous Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round\n\nSean Sherk Wins by Unanimous Decision at 15:00 in the 3rd round\n\nDavid Terrell Wins by Submission in the 1st round by Rear Naked Choke\n\nKaro Parisyan Wins by Submission in the 1st round by Tapout\n\nJason Lambert Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:37 in the 2nd round\n\nThiago Alves Wins by Stoppage (Referee) at 2:54 in the 1st round\n\nEvan Tanner Wins by Submission at 3:14 in the 1st round by Triangle Choke
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Wow! A lot of people are showing their support for the PacMan on here. I have to admit I think he'll win too, but by a controversial split decision. Then they'll have a rematch and Morales will beat him into the canvas.
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Saddler big tall feather, KO by round 10.\nOlivares not at his best as a feather, was at his best as a bantam. Ruben wins by split decision.\nGomez KO round 6. Gomez would force the Pac Man to fight going backwards, something Manny doesn't like doing.