anyone reporting the boxing fight?
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Mundine by UD\n\nMichael Lee 116-113\nPinij Prayadsub 118-111\nDerek Milham 118-112
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I used to, until cable got too over-priced without having better content.  With all the boxing that goes on in the world daily, one would think that ESPN 1&2, FnF, TnF, HBO, & Showtime would have more televised matches.\n\nThankfully, I've taped a bunch of fights that I watch periodically and read about the rest.\n\nYou might check out www.boxrec.com, or www.boxingmonger.com\nIt's a venue like this, only all about boxing.
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Floyd Mayweather jnr v Oscar De La Hoya\n\nUndercard\nShane Moseley v Fenando Vargas\nKevin McBride v Nicolai Valeuv\nRicky Hatton v Miguel Cotto\nand finally Barrera v Rocky J or WInky Wright against Bernard Hopkins.\n\nand you could call it the Night that Boxing was waiting for.
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hell yaeh i do the same damn thing. i didnt get to watch the hatton collazo fight live and i had to wait two damn days to watch it. it sucked. i couldn't even go to maxboxing.com cause the winner is always plastered on main page. i love going in not knowing anything as if it were live.
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http://www.guzer.com/videos/boxing_ref_ko.php
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Fight #1:\n-Jake O'Brien vs. Josh Shockman\n\nRound 1: First round was all O'Brien. He got a couple takedowns and controlled most of the action in the round - using effective ground and pound to probably win the round 10-9.\n\nRound 2: Similar round, with O'Brien controlling where the action goes with his takedown ability. Most of the round was slow-paced, which the crowd shit on. Lots of restarts by the referee for stalling, but the action would ultimately end up in the same place all the time. 2-0 O'Brien going into the third and final round, most likely.\n\nRound 3: Another round very similar as the previous two. O'Brien getting takedowns, not doing much with them, referee restarting them standing - and then it winds up right back where it started. Looking like a shut out, albeit a boring one, for O'Brien.\n\nJake O'Brien def. Josh Shockman via Unanimous Decision (30-27, 30-27, 30-27) after 3 Rounds.\n\nFight #2:\n-James Irvin vs. Hector Ramirez\n\nRound 1: Round opens with Ramirez pushing the action on the feet, and Irvin trying to slow it down with leg kicks. Ramirez early on takes Irvin down and gets his back. Irvin gets out of it and on the feet misses a wild spinning back fist. The two trade, nothing big landing, and Ramirez gets a takedown to end the round.\n\nRound 2: Irvin begins round two working the leg kicks again, and lands a superman punch. Those are always cool to see. Ramirez lands a decent punch but it's immediately followed by a bomb from Irvin that rocks Ramirez. Irvin follows up with a nice body kick and ground and pound until the referee stops the bout.\n\nJames Irvin def. Hector Ramirez via TKO (strikes) at 2:36 of Round 2.\n\nFight #3:\n-Antoni Hardonk vs. Sherman Pendergarst\n\nRound 1: Round begins with a quick Pendergarst takedown. Pendergarst is working furiously with ground and pound, having decent effect. After a lull in the action, the fight is restarted on the feet where Pendergarst seems winded. Eventually, Hardonk lands a great punch followed by a solid leg kick and it's all over.\n\nAntoni Hardonk def. Sherman Pendergarst via KO (strikes) at 3:15 of Round 1.\n\nFight #4:\n-Nick Diaz vs. Gleison Tibau\n\nRound 1: Tibau avoided a takedown from Diaz early and got Diaz on the ground. Diaz has guard, but Tibau is staying busy on top with ground and pound. Diaz curls up and Tibau goes for his back, but Diaz reverses and gains dominate position. Tibau goes for an oma plata, and then goes for a kimura. Diaz eventually sweeps Tibau and gets on top, working ground and pound of his own. Round ends like that, so it's a close round. Tough round to score, maybe Diaz.\n\nRound 2: Tibau pushed Diaz against the cage and tried desperately for a takedown. He didn't get it. He looked visably tired and pulled guard. Diaz eventually got the mount and finished the fight with ground and pound.\n\nNick Diaz def. Gleison Tibau via TKO (strikes) at 2:27 of Round 2.\n\nLIVE PPV COVERAGE (more detailed):\n\nFight #5:\n-Joe Stevenson vs. Dokonjonosuke Mishima\n\nRound 1: Round opens with Stevenson trying a clinch, Mishima uses his judo skills to throw Stevenson down and gain top position. He's in Stevenson's half guard and he's now caught in a deep guillotine choke. Looked to be done and lasted seemingly forever, but Mishima got out. He gets side mount. In a scramble, Stevenson gains guard. We got a stupid patrotic U-S-A chant. Stevenson secures a guillotine again and this time had it too tight, Mishima taps.\n\nJoe Stevenson def. Dokonjonosuke Mishima via Submission (guillotine choke) at 2:07 of Round 1.\n\nFight #6:\n-Brandon Vera vs. Frank Mir\n\nRound 1: Very quick and completely one-sided fight. On the feet, Mir looked to be better than usual, but honestly so did Vera. He was utilizing almost only boxing skills, hurting Mir with simple stiff-jabs, until he really caught him with a punch and almost knocked him unconscious with knees in the thai-clinch. On the gr
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No big fights yet.  So far james Irvin and Hector Ramirez best fight of the night.  Oops.  Irvin just knocked him out with a right hoo and kick to body
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Mills did his job.  Ring-savvy fighters like Holyfield know how to dig deep within themselves to keep themselves in the fight for another round, even if it isn't in their best physical interest.  That's where the referees come in.  They have to be the unbiased voice of reason for both fighters, responsible for rules being followed, and the all physical aspects and condition of both fighters.  I am happy to see that the others in this forum hold the same opinion.
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Mayweather. I just watched it PPV last night. I wanted Baldomir to knock his cocky lil block off, but unfortunately the fight went exactly the way Mayweather planned it. He just shucked, dipped, counter punched and jabbed for 12 rounds out boxing the happless ox. \nThe annoying thing about Mayweather isnt his pedigree, its his attitude and claim to consider himself one of the greatest of all time when actually he is quite boring to watch. I like to watch boxing to see people get brutalized. This was much more like watching no contact point karate without the feet if you ask me.\nMayweather may be the future of boxing...but if so, hes bringing the excitement at his weightclass to a standstill. Still, he fought smart and very intelligent and quickly and all that. But my God, was it boring. Tiger Woods and Charles Barkley who were in attendance in the audience left around the end of round 9 of 12.\nIt was that pointless to watch this guy stumble after him for 12 rounds who he simply jabbed and rolled away from. Its really annoying he considers himself one of the greatest ever. But whos to argue. Kind of thing that just makes me want to go to bed early. Feel like an ass for ordering the show.\nI feel like I got ripped off $50.
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3 fights, one win and 2 losses according to this -\nhttp://boxing-records.com/palm/voirpalma.phtml?boxeur=kirgisjo.html
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I think that you are talking about the welterweight Kevin Payne, who won a split decision against Ryan Maraldo.\n\nthere is still no the information about his condition.
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LMAO Brad, I just mentioned something similar in a response to a question earlier. Problem is we need a Juggernaut to come in and clean it up, KO everyone he faces and take all the belts. Then it will really feel like the 80s. \n\nI also agree with what I perceive was a distaste for the fight last night. I almost turned it off. Did you get a look at Brock's feet position?? What in the world? Is this guy just stepping into the ring for the first time? He keeps his feet so close together a stiff breeze could knock him over. Wladimir still gets frazzled when something bad happens, after he got cut he looked like a frightened little boy. "Manny Help me please, tell me its gonna be all right, kiss the boo boo"\n\nOne fighter from the 80s I liked to watch was Michael Dokes, his fight with Holyfield in March of 89 was fantastic.\n\nMaybe they can stage a play where Wladimir plays Cooney, Valuev plays Coetzee, Toney plays Tubbs, Rahman plays Witherspoon etc etc They can enter the ring to songs like "Tainted Love" or "Sweet Dreams"..
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I have these awesome sites for Boxing newsletters:\n\nhttp://www.hbo.com/newsletters/archive/boxing.html\nhttp://www.nomadkickboxing.com/nomadnewsletters.html\nhttp://www.nomadkickboxing.com/articles/article/2515132/35727.htm\nhttp://www.boxrec.com/index.php\nhttp://www.balazsboxing.com/docs/newsletters/june2004.htm\nhttp://boxing.about.com/cs/magsnewsletters/index.htm\nhttp://www.cyberboxingzone.com/boxing/cbr1.htm
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MANNY BY KO\n\nBOXING SCENE
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I think it was a fair call but it was a bad fight. I personally watched the fight baldomir did not land more than 10 power punches in 1 round. Thats his way of fighting. But when he got floyd on the ropes he did damage i thought it was closer than wat the judges thought. but mayweather did deserve to win.37-0 not for long............DE LA HOYA yes they did
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I could print out the article or you can read it at:http://www.thebalrogslair.com/coverage/81717808.shtml
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I am wondering the same.  He has been doing not so good though.  he's still winning kind of, but not like the TKO man he used to be...