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mikehoudini · 09-09-2009, 05:24 PM

Ted Lowry vs. Joe Baksi – Tiger Ted looked more like a little puddy-cat

, losing the 2^nd, 13-4, Baksi belting him with crosses, after possibly dropping the 1^st, 8-7. Ted won a scintillating 3^rd, 4-0, Joe showing his mastery of the clinch

! Ted tapped his was to a rousing 6-4 4^th! Oh, the fan excitement

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Baksi landed a big hook that may have won him the 5^th, 8-7. Lowry survived a savage left in the 6^th, landing crosses and combinations to tap out a 9-6 advantage! He looked good in the 7^th, landing a series of combinations, ruling the last minute to triumph, 12-8. He had what looked to be a nice lead.

They fought a spirited 8^th. Lowry was more active, slipping crosses and combinations home. Baksi fired a sharp hook to the midsection, later a searing straight right, and sealed the round with a bazooka hook at the end, 15-11. Dead-tired, he belted Ted with a combination to start the 9^th, then caught him with a straight right! He landed some hooks and missed on a lot, but ruled, 12-4.

Lowry came out covering up in the 10^th, and evaded all of Baksi’s bombs, landing some crisp counters to pull out this crucial round, 8-2. I had Lowry winning, 97-96. The judges all scored it 96-94, for, the winner by a unanimous decision,…Ted Lowry!

09-09-2009, 05:24 PM	#846 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Stupendous 6s Round 1 Fight 25 Ted Lowry vs. Joe Baksi – Tiger Ted looked more like a little puddy-cat, losing the 2^nd, 13-4, Baksi belting him with crosses, after possibly dropping the 1^st, 8-7. Ted won a scintillating 3^rd, 4-0, Joe showing his mastery of the clinch! Ted tapped his was to a rousing 6-4 4^th! Oh, the fan excitement! Baksi landed a big hook that may have won him the 5^th, 8-7. Lowry survived a savage left in the 6^th, landing crosses and combinations to tap out a 9-6 advantage! He looked good in the 7^th, landing a series of combinations, ruling the last minute to triumph, 12-8. He had what looked to be a nice lead. They fought a spirited 8^th. Lowry was more active, slipping crosses and combinations home. Baksi fired a sharp hook to the midsection, later a searing straight right, and sealed the round with a bazooka hook at the end, 15-11. Dead-tired, he belted Ted with a combination to start the 9^th, then caught him with a straight right! He landed some hooks and missed on a lot, but ruled, 12-4. Lowry came out covering up in the 10^th, and evaded all of Baksi’s bombs, landing some crisp counters to pull out this crucial round, 8-2. I had Lowry winning, 97-96. The judges all scored it 96-94, for, the winner by a unanimous decision,…Ted Lowry!