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mikehoudini · 10-30-2008, 09:50 AM

Alex Miteff (5-2-1 4, level 4 CH) vs. John Tate – Alex came in for this fight, held on July 1 at Comiskey Park in Shy-town, ready to rumble, having demolished Cedric Boswell in their rematch! In the first round, he demonstrated an incredible ability to smash Tate’s gloves with his face

! Hammered with a jarring uppercut to open the fight, he stood there as Tate belted him with a sweet cross, then two more zapping uppercuts, and finally a monster hook.

The referee invoked the mercy or slaughter rule and called the fight, the points being then 30-0, so big John Tate won with a TKO at 2:51 of the first! Tate landed all 54 of his punches

. Alex was equally consistent, missing on each of his 36 attempts

. Miteff came in ready to rumble. He left ready to crumble, looking a lot like one very aptly-named Eric Crumble, a super-middleweight who went 0-31, being stopped 31 times, a true candidate for Bear’s Tomato Can thread!

Not a good start for the Level 4 fighters, to make an understatement!

10-30-2008, 09:50 AM	#469 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Fabulous 5s Box-in Round Fight 1 Result Alex Miteff (5-2-1 4, level 4 CH) vs. John Tate – Alex came in for this fight, held on July 1 at Comiskey Park in Shy-town, ready to rumble, having demolished Cedric Boswell in their rematch! In the first round, he demonstrated an incredible ability to smash Tate’s gloves with his face! Hammered with a jarring uppercut to open the fight, he stood there as Tate belted him with a sweet cross, then two more zapping uppercuts, and finally a monster hook. The referee invoked the mercy or slaughter rule and called the fight, the points being then 30-0, so big John Tate won with a TKO at 2:51 of the first! Tate landed all 54 of his punches. Alex was equally consistent, missing on each of his 36 attempts. Miteff came in ready to rumble. He left ready to crumble, looking a lot like one very aptly-named Eric Crumble, a super-middleweight who went 0-31, being stopped 31 times, a true candidate for Bear’s Tomato Can thread! Not a good start for the Level 4 fighters, to make an understatement!