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Ric915 · 02-19-2008, 09:32 PM

Jr Lightweight bout Jan 86

Domenico Chiloiro 0-0-0-0 vs Roberto Trevino 0-6-0-0

Pretty evenly fought bout. Chiloiro struggles in his debut scores 39-39 across the board

Alfredo Layne 6-2-0-5 vs Lindsay Davis 0-3-2-0

Layne looks to get his career back on track after being stopped in five in his last bout.Layne starts out strong bangin heavy blows off the chin of Davis hurting him badly as the round ends. The second is evenly fought as both men have their moments no clear cut winner this round. Layne has a strong third as he gets inside and pummels Davis. Davis left eye is swelling badly as the round closes. As the 4th round starts Davis looks tired, the swelling is having an effect as Layne lands repeated right hands. Layne is having another strong round in the fifth when he drops Davis for a two count, Davis rises and is hit with some more solid shots but is able to take them. Pretty good closing round as both guys mix it up with both landing some nice shots. The score Cards read 58-55 twice and 57-56 for the winner Alfredo Layne

#9 Kamel Bou Ali 18-0-1-10 vs #17 Tracey Harris Patterson 19-0-0-14

With a victory Ali could get into title contention and a PAtterson victory may propel him into the title mix. Both fighters look to be in incredible shape as the first round begins. What a great first round as both fighters mix it up, it was pretty even until late in the round when Ali landed some big shots. Patterson stays outside in the second and wins the round with quick combos.Patterson moves inside again in the third and this seems to benefit Ali as he is able to connect with some great shots as both men go toe to toe. What a fourth round both men take turns teeing off on eachother and with 30 seconds to go in the round Patterson shakes Ali with a right left right salvo. As the fifth begins Ali looks fatigued, and Patterson takes advantage of it landing quick combos and bone shattering hooks. A big sixth for Patterson as he boxes beautifully just picking. Ali apart from the outside. Patterson wants to box in the seventh but doesn't seem to have the legs for it, so he stood and slugged and pummelled Ali in the seventh. As the last round begins Ali looks like he may need a knockout. Ali tries his darndest but he is just to slow as Patterson counters everything he throws. To the score cards 78-74 twice and 77-76 huh?..all for the winner Tracey Harris Patterson.

#8 Carmelo Negron 22-0-0-19 vs #24 Kuniaki Shibata 16-0-0-6

Both fighters are in top form as the bout gets under way. Pretty even opening round. Do you like the boxer? or the heavy handed slugger? tough round to call. A more decisive round for Negron as he is able to get Shibata on the ropes and rip some heavy shots. Shibata wins the third as he looks quicker landing the much cleaner blows.Shibata is having another good round when Negron connects to the temple and drops Shibata, I didn't think Shibata was gonna make it up but he got up at the count of nine. Not enough time in the round for Negron to follow up. Both men stand toe to toe and mix it up in the fifth with the edge going to Negron. Both men stand toe to toe again in the sixth and Shibata pays for it he is hurt badly by a straight right and is getting hammered on the ropes when the ref jumps in to save him Carmelo Negron with an impressive 6th round TKO

#10 Svein Erik Paulsen 20-0-0-4 vs #31 Rodolfo Sanchez 14-0-0-1

Both men in top shape as the fight begins. A very boring round until the light hitting Sanchez drops Paulsen with an overhand right for an eight count. Paulsen survives the first. In the second Paulsen fights offensively from the outside and has a huge round as Sanchez can't land a punch. Paulsen pulls even in the fight with another masterful boxing performance, when he stays outside he is a different fighter. Paulsen stands more flat footed in the fourth and wins another round as Sanchez just doesn't seem to be getting off. Paulsen is back outside as the fifth begins and easily wins another round as Sanchez just isn't throwing punches I think his trainer Tommy Gallagher is gonna have a stroke if he yells any louder at Sanchez. Sanchez can't win for losing he finally throws punches in the sixth and gets countered on practically all of them. Stop the presses Sanchez may have won a round in the seventh. Paulsen wins the eight with his superior boxing skills or because of Martinez' lack there of. Both men mix it up in the ninth and Paulsen just edges Sanchez with his work rate. Sanchez finally has a big round as Paulsen chose to cover up and take the decision. The scores 97-93, 97-92 and 96-93 all for the winner Svein Erik Paulsen

#4 Azumah Nelson 20-0-0-19 vs #22 Genero Hernandez 18-0-0-9

Both men look to be in incredible shape as the bout is about to begin. Pretty good first round as both men have there moments edge to Hernandez with his footwork and quickness. Nelson wins the second as Hernandez is to defensive minded and don't open up enough after tasting Nelsons power early in the round. Good action in the third that Nelson pulls out with his harder punches.Another good round that I feel Nelson won with the cleaner blows. The fifth is a better round for Hernandez as he stays outside and cleverly boxes the charging Nelson. A minute into the sixth Hernandez is looking tired and is having trouble keeping Nelson off him, Two minutes into the round Nelson lands a right hook that drops Hernandez, No need for a count but the ref does it anyway and Hernandez is counted out at 2:07 of the sixth round. Impressive showing by Nelson

Jr Lightweight Rankings Jan 86

Julio Cesar Chavez 26-0-0-26
Ben Villaflor 27-0-0-20
Azumah Nelson 21-0-0-20
Carmelo Negron 23-0-0-20
Saleman Itti-Aanuchit 22-0-0-13
Alexis Arguello 20-0-0-19
Johnny Sato 25-0-0-7
Cornelius Boza Edwards 20-0-0-17
Svein Erik Paulsen 21-0-0-4
Tracey Harris Patterson 20-0-0-14

02-19-2008, 09:32 PM	#18 (permalink)
Ric915 All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2003 Location: Lake Havasu City Arizona Posts: 1,244 Thanks: 138 Thanked 46x in 46 posts	Jr Lightweight bout Jan 86 Domenico Chiloiro 0-0-0-0 vs Roberto Trevino 0-6-0-0 Pretty evenly fought bout. Chiloiro struggles in his debut scores 39-39 across the board Alfredo Layne 6-2-0-5 vs Lindsay Davis 0-3-2-0 Layne looks to get his career back on track after being stopped in five in his last bout.Layne starts out strong bangin heavy blows off the chin of Davis hurting him badly as the round ends. The second is evenly fought as both men have their moments no clear cut winner this round. Layne has a strong third as he gets inside and pummels Davis. Davis left eye is swelling badly as the round closes. As the 4th round starts Davis looks tired, the swelling is having an effect as Layne lands repeated right hands. Layne is having another strong round in the fifth when he drops Davis for a two count, Davis rises and is hit with some more solid shots but is able to take them. Pretty good closing round as both guys mix it up with both landing some nice shots. The score Cards read 58-55 twice and 57-56 for the winner Alfredo Layne #9 Kamel Bou Ali 18-0-1-10 vs #17 Tracey Harris Patterson 19-0-0-14 With a victory Ali could get into title contention and a PAtterson victory may propel him into the title mix. Both fighters look to be in incredible shape as the first round begins. What a great first round as both fighters mix it up, it was pretty even until late in the round when Ali landed some big shots. Patterson stays outside in the second and wins the round with quick combos.Patterson moves inside again in the third and this seems to benefit Ali as he is able to connect with some great shots as both men go toe to toe. What a fourth round both men take turns teeing off on eachother and with 30 seconds to go in the round Patterson shakes Ali with a right left right salvo. As the fifth begins Ali looks fatigued, and Patterson takes advantage of it landing quick combos and bone shattering hooks. A big sixth for Patterson as he boxes beautifully just picking. Ali apart from the outside. Patterson wants to box in the seventh but doesn't seem to have the legs for it, so he stood and slugged and pummelled Ali in the seventh. As the last round begins Ali looks like he may need a knockout. Ali tries his darndest but he is just to slow as Patterson counters everything he throws. To the score cards 78-74 twice and 77-76 huh?..all for the winner Tracey Harris Patterson. #8 Carmelo Negron 22-0-0-19 vs #24 Kuniaki Shibata 16-0-0-6 Both fighters are in top form as the bout gets under way. Pretty even opening round. Do you like the boxer? or the heavy handed slugger? tough round to call. A more decisive round for Negron as he is able to get Shibata on the ropes and rip some heavy shots. Shibata wins the third as he looks quicker landing the much cleaner blows.Shibata is having another good round when Negron connects to the temple and drops Shibata, I didn't think Shibata was gonna make it up but he got up at the count of nine. Not enough time in the round for Negron to follow up. Both men stand toe to toe and mix it up in the fifth with the edge going to Negron. Both men stand toe to toe again in the sixth and Shibata pays for it he is hurt badly by a straight right and is getting hammered on the ropes when the ref jumps in to save him Carmelo Negron with an impressive 6th round TKO #10 Svein Erik Paulsen 20-0-0-4 vs #31 Rodolfo Sanchez 14-0-0-1 Both men in top shape as the fight begins. A very boring round until the light hitting Sanchez drops Paulsen with an overhand right for an eight count. Paulsen survives the first. In the second Paulsen fights offensively from the outside and has a huge round as Sanchez can't land a punch. Paulsen pulls even in the fight with another masterful boxing performance, when he stays outside he is a different fighter. Paulsen stands more flat footed in the fourth and wins another round as Sanchez just doesn't seem to be getting off. Paulsen is back outside as the fifth begins and easily wins another round as Sanchez just isn't throwing punches I think his trainer Tommy Gallagher is gonna have a stroke if he yells any louder at Sanchez. Sanchez can't win for losing he finally throws punches in the sixth and gets countered on practically all of them. Stop the presses Sanchez may have won a round in the seventh. Paulsen wins the eight with his superior boxing skills or because of Martinez' lack there of. Both men mix it up in the ninth and Paulsen just edges Sanchez with his work rate. Sanchez finally has a big round as Paulsen chose to cover up and take the decision. The scores 97-93, 97-92 and 96-93 all for the winner Svein Erik Paulsen #4 Azumah Nelson 20-0-0-19 vs #22 Genero Hernandez 18-0-0-9 Both men look to be in incredible shape as the bout is about to begin. Pretty good first round as both men have there moments edge to Hernandez with his footwork and quickness. Nelson wins the second as Hernandez is to defensive minded and don't open up enough after tasting Nelsons power early in the round. Good action in the third that Nelson pulls out with his harder punches.Another good round that I feel Nelson won with the cleaner blows. The fifth is a better round for Hernandez as he stays outside and cleverly boxes the charging Nelson. A minute into the sixth Hernandez is looking tired and is having trouble keeping Nelson off him, Two minutes into the round Nelson lands a right hook that drops Hernandez, No need for a count but the ref does it anyway and Hernandez is counted out at 2:07 of the sixth round. Impressive showing by Nelson Jr Lightweight Rankings Jan 86 Julio Cesar Chavez 26-0-0-26 Ben Villaflor 27-0-0-20 Azumah Nelson 21-0-0-20 Carmelo Negron 23-0-0-20 Saleman Itti-Aanuchit 22-0-0-13 Alexis Arguello 20-0-0-19 Johnny Sato 25-0-0-7 Cornelius Boza Edwards 20-0-0-17 Svein Erik Paulsen 21-0-0-4 Tracey Harris Patterson 20-0-0-14 Last edited by Ric915; 02-23-2008 at 01:27 PM.