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mikehoudini · 11-29-2009, 11:29 AM

Just for the halibut, and because Conn Chris suggested it, I’m going back to summarize a bit how each of the levels went, with the major fighters’ records listed.

Level 1 – true tomato cans

Here’s my favorite set, the true tomato cans

:

Levi Forte (10-1 5) – Levi won the championship with a nice run of boxing, climaxed with a 2^nd round KO of Pedro Agosto! He just was a solid fighter who beat everyone else in Level 1.

Pedro (Schoolboy) Agosto (ffice:smarttags" />12-4-1 9) – Pedro came in 2^nd, and may have the most fights of anyone in this thread. He decimated the ranks of the level 1 guys, going 7-1-1 6. His stoppage percentage was awesome in the Level 1 tourney.

While he won enough to advance to the Level 3 matches, his KO power diminished. He made it to the Elite 8 in the Twos tourney.

Eddie Gregg (7-2-2 5) – Eddie went 5-1-1 4, going a long ways, then also advanced in the Level 2 tourney to the Sweet 16s.

Bill Squires (6-2 6) – Bill was a crowd-pleaser

. He made it to the Final 4. Every fight was action-packed. He savaged Powell in the Twos tourney.

Charley Powell (5-2 4) – Charley had a surprisingly good record, also making it to the Final 4.

Derek (D-Mos) Amos (6-3-1 2) – This slugger attracted a host of fans, and was always a force. He won a post-tourney elimination event, then lost a narrow MD to Champion Levi Forte

!

Soldier lace>Kearnslace> (4-2-3 3) – Soldier went 4-1-2 in his flight. He has been a warrior who never retreats

.

Mel Turnbow (4-3 1) – Mighty Mel, perhaps the best Level 1 fighter of all time, has a very solid record

. He made it to the Sweet 16 in the original tournament (topping Butterbean along the way) before narrowly losing a SD to Rudi Lubbers. He brought out the crowd for every fight! He lost a close MD to Champion Levi Forte

. If the fight had gone 8 rounds instead of 10, Mel would have become the champion! He lost a close MD that many thought should have been a draw to Keith McKnight in the Twos tourney.

Reportedly, many boxers dodged a match with Turnbow, because of his boxing acumen. He was and is the Man!

Butterbean (4-3-1 2) – This portly lad has been the butt of many a joke, deservedly so, eating his way through many buffets

. Sal loves him. He won in the Twos tourney.

Danny Wofford (6-7-1 1) – The round mound was 0-2-1 in the original tournament, disappointing Romultiltus. He then lost a SD to George Foreman Makachunga that everyone thought he’d won, and a MD to Jukebox Timebomb

! Rebounding from that dismal beginning, he exceeded all expectations by advancing into the Level 3 tournament

. He KOd Dino Dennis in the Twos tourney, He easily outpointed Jose Urtain to make it to the Elite 8 of the Twos tourney. He would have won his next match against Steffen Tangstad if it had gone only 8 rounds. He advanced to the Sweet 16s in the challenge round of the 3s tourney! Next to Mel, he has been the most popular.

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John Basil Jackson (3-4) – Jabba the jabber threw almost no other punches, yet was able to frustrate most of his opponents.

These Magnificent 11 were the class of the level 1 fighters.

11-29-2009, 11:29 AM	#931 (permalink)
mikehoudini All Star Starter Join Date: Jul 2007 Location: Catonsville, MD Posts: 1,213 Thanks: 12 Thanked 47x in 37 posts	Summary To Date of the Various Levels Just for the halibut, and because Conn Chris suggested it, I’m going back to summarize a bit how each of the levels went, with the major fighters’ records listed. Level 1 – true tomato cans Here’s my favorite set, the true tomato cans: Levi Forte (10-1 5) – Levi won the championship with a nice run of boxing, climaxed with a 2^nd round KO of Pedro Agosto! He just was a solid fighter who beat everyone else in Level 1. Pedro (Schoolboy) Agosto (ffice:smarttags" />12-4-1 9) – Pedro came in 2^nd, and may have the most fights of anyone in this thread. He decimated the ranks of the level 1 guys, going 7-1-1 6. His stoppage percentage was awesome in the Level 1 tourney. While he won enough to advance to the Level 3 matches, his KO power diminished. He made it to the Elite 8 in the Twos tourney. Eddie Gregg (7-2-2 5) – Eddie went 5-1-1 4, going a long ways, then also advanced in the Level 2 tourney to the Sweet 16s. Bill Squires (6-2 6) – Bill was a crowd-pleaser. He made it to the Final 4. Every fight was action-packed. He savaged Powell in the Twos tourney. Charley Powell (5-2 4) – Charley had a surprisingly good record, also making it to the Final 4. Derek (D-Mos) Amos (6-3-1 2) – This slugger attracted a host of fans, and was always a force. He won a post-tourney elimination event, then lost a narrow MD to Champion Levi Forte! Soldier lace>Kearnslace> (4-2-3 3) – Soldier went 4-1-2 in his flight. He has been a warrior who never retreats. Mel Turnbow (4-3 1) – Mighty Mel, perhaps the best Level 1 fighter of all time, has a very solid record. He made it to the Sweet 16 in the original tournament (topping Butterbean along the way) before narrowly losing a SD to Rudi Lubbers. He brought out the crowd for every fight! He lost a close MD to Champion Levi Forte. If the fight had gone 8 rounds instead of 10, Mel would have become the champion! He lost a close MD that many thought should have been a draw to Keith McKnight in the Twos tourney. Reportedly, many boxers dodged a match with Turnbow, because of his boxing acumen. He was and is the Man! Butterbean (4-3-1 2) – This portly lad has been the butt of many a joke, deservedly so, eating his way through many buffets. Sal loves him. He won in the Twos tourney. Danny Wofford (6-7-1 1) – The round mound was 0-2-1 in the original tournament, disappointing Romultiltus. He then lost a SD to George Foreman Makachunga that everyone thought he’d won, and a MD to Jukebox Timebomb! Rebounding from that dismal beginning, he exceeded all expectations by advancing into the Level 3 tournament. He KOd Dino Dennis in the Twos tourney, He easily outpointed Jose Urtain to make it to the Elite 8 of the Twos tourney. He would have won his next match against Steffen Tangstad if it had gone only 8 rounds. He advanced to the Sweet 16s in the challenge round of the 3s tourney! Next to Mel, he has been the most popular. > John Basil Jackson (3-4) – Jabba the jabber threw almost no other punches, yet was able to frustrate most of his opponents. These Magnificent 11 were the class of the level 1 fighters.