B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[btown32]

Apr/May?

Giacomo Panfilo, Italy, 4-0-0 (2)
Vincenzo Rossitto, Italy, 8-1-0 (4)
Vittorio Saraudi, Italy, 6-2-0 (6)
Erminio Spalla, Italy, 6-1-0 (5)
Enrico Scalvini*, Italy, 2-0-0 (2)
Angelo Rottoli, Italy, 5-2-0 (3)
Giacomo Bergomas, Italy, 8-1-0
Cristoforo Calicchio*, Italy, 2-0-0
Vittorio Campolo, Italy, 8-7-0 (6)
Guiseppe Ros, Italy, 8-6-0 (7)
Mario De Persio, Italy, 10-1-0 (8)

[btown32]

Apr/May?

Bikila Khalid*, Nigeria, 2-0-0 (2)
Joe Odeyemi, Nigeria, 2-0-0 (2)
James Oyebola, Nigeria, 3-0-0 (3)
August Bora, Angola, 1-0-0 (1)
Touami Benhamed, Algeria, 1-0-0 (1)
Thomas King, Burkina Faso, 1-0-0 (1)
Oliver Mboma, DR Congo, 1-0-0 (1)
Harvey McMillan, Zambia, 1-0-0 (1)
Chisanda Mutti, Zambia, 4-1-0 (2)
Thomas Okusi, Kenya, 1-0-0 (1)
Bob Storbeck, South Africa, 5-3-1 (4)
Carlos Takam, Cameroon, 1-0-0 (1)
Mick Sila, Botswana, 1-0-0

[Tommysixfingers]

Originally Posted by btown32

Apr/May?

Harry Berntsen, Norway, 4-3-0 (4)
John Andersson, Sweden, 5-2-0 (3)
Niels Carlsen*, Denmark, 2-1-0 (2)
Nils Erickson, Sweden, 6-2-1 (5)
Morten Frandsen*, Denmark, 2-0-0 (2)
Magne Havnaa, Norway, 6-2-0 (5)
Jarl Johnsen, Norway, 5-1-0 (4)
Flemming Kolb*, Denmark, 3-0-0 (1)
Leif Larsen, Norway, 2-0-0 (2)
Rune Lillebuen, Norway, 6-0-0 (6)
Mikkel Palsson*, Denmark, 2-0-0 (2)

Magne Havnå in April.

[btown32]

Donald "Doomsday" Winslow, USA, 6-1-0 (6) vs DaVarryl Williamson, USA, 6-2-0 (6)

Williamson starts out going to the body and Winslow does the same in an even first round. Winslow comes back 12-4 in the 2nd. Williamson, 21-4, in the 3rd. An uppercut puts Williamson down at the end of round 4. Winslow is known as a devastating puncher so we will have to see if Williamson can recover between rounds. Williamson is down again at the beginning of round 5 from an overhand right that exploded off his head. I cant believe that he got up from that one, but he is up at six. Winslow has Williamson trapped and is looking to end the fight here. Doomsday is letting it fly as the crowd is on its feet cheering on the assault. A combination without response finally forces the fight to an end.

Winner: Winslow
Result: (TKO5)
Cards: 39-36, 39-37, 39-37, all three cards in favor of Winslow
Punch stats: 90-239, 37.7% Williamson - 115-206, 55.8% Winslow




"Rockabye" Roosevelt Chambers, USA, 9-0-0 (8) (KO12) Kenny Craven, USA, 6-3-0 (5)

James "Hard Rock" Mitchell, USA, Pro Debut (TKO1) Ellis Garfield*, USA, Pro Debut

Bernard "Too Sweet" Taylor, USA, 1-0-0 (1) (TKO9) James Wheeler*, USA, 1-0-0

Ontario "U.R.FUBAR" Carr, USA, Pro Debut (TKO1) Chris McLymont*, USA, Pro Debut

[btown32]

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, USA, 12-3-0 (10) vs Fred Feary, USA, 13-2-0 (13)

Feary takes a shot as he comes to center ring as the bell rings and is cut already. As Feary is pawing at his left eye, Jackson unleashes a combination that puts Feary on his butt. Jackson is stalking his prey and delivers an uppercut like a sledgehammer that puts Feary out of his misery at the 2:03 mark of the very 1st round! If a boxer shows up but never throws or lands a punch, is it considered a fight?! I don't know if the commission should release his paycheck!

Winner: Jackson
Result: (KO1)
Cards: N/A
Punch stats: 0-0, 0% Feary - 42-42, 100% Jackson



"Smokin' Joe Elliott, USA, 17-3-0 (17) (TKO8) Harry Thomas, USA, 15-0-0 (13)

I.B. Goode, USA, 6-0-0 (6) (TKO11) Eddie Houghton, USA, 11-1-0 (5)

Ken "Rock & Rollin" Foreman, USA, 16-0-0 (15) (TKO13) Frank Childs, USA, 19-4-0 (10)

[btown32]

Khaosai Galaxy, Thailand, 8-0-0 (8) vs Chuck "Too Cruel" LeDoux, South Africa, 7-1-0 (7)

Thought it would be fair to let you know that "Too Cruel" is an "8" since you were brave enough to take this fight. LeDoux is the training partner of the ICBA Champion and fellow South African, Mustafa "Killer" Couzee. Like Couzee, he is a slugger, with a good punch, but is slow and doesnt have much defense. Wants to fight on the inside and go for the knockout. And here we go, the main event here in South Africa. Galaxy steps up in competition and travels across the continent to find a worthy challenger. Galaxy wins the exchange in the first round, 13-6. Galaxy looks to fast for LeDoux, 23-5, in the 2nd. 18-12, the hometown fighter in the 3rd. Galaxy is pouring it on in the 4th as LeDoux is blasted into the ropes and cannot keep Galaxy off of him. A right hand snaps LeDoux's neck back and the bout is stopped here in the 4th. Very nice win for Galaxy.

Winner: Galaxy
Result: (TKO4)
Cards: 30-27, 29-28, 29-28, all three cards in favor of Galaxy
Punch stats: 59-153, 38.6% LeDoux - 121-198, 61.1% Galaxy




John Mugabi, Uganda, 2-0-0 (2) (KO7) Samson Kwizera*, South Africa, 1-0-0

Joshua Clottey, Ghana, 1-0-0 (UD15) Nassir Azikiwe*, South Africa, 0-1-0

Shabazz "Dreamcrusher" Shakur, Angola, 1-0-0 (1) (KO3) Caiphus Masondo, South Africa, 1-5-0

[btown32]

Georges Carpentier, France, 17-4-1 (16) (KO5) Jean Forr, France, 12-4-1 (9)

Jacques "Hit 'Em Hard" Richard, France, 1-0-0 (1) (KO4) Philippe Descamps*, France, 0-1-0

Antwan "Blow by Blow" Arcineaux, France, 1-0-0 (1) (KO5) Yacine Kingbo, France, Pro Debut

Marcel Cerdan, France, 1-0-0 (1) (KO5) Michel Lapourielle, France, Pro Debut

Emile Vidal, France, Pro Debut (KO4) Charles Rutz, France, Pro Debut

[btown32]

Manny Pacquiao, Phillippines, 3-0-0 (3) (TKO4) Bin Li, Vietnam, 4-4-0 (2)

Nonito Donaire, Phillippines, Pro Debut (KO1) Denchai Muangsaichon, Thailand, 0-1-0

Chris John, Indonesia, Pro Debut (TKO7) Li Jia Jin, China, 1-0-0 (1)

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by Brooks TVB

Seaman gets "Brokeback" by Arguello!

Sorry couldn't resist.

I think I made a similar comment when I pick him ... anyways nice rebound win!

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by Jeff1787

Thanks, that's my boy Bruiser...gone now, but forever in my heart...I miss that dog something terrible...

My brother lost two in the last 6 months ... it's heartbreaking. My animals are spread somewhat apart luckily (mine below) but my brother got 3 dogs at the same time 11 years ago ... I can't see the third lasting much longer after losing her mates.

Comiskey (cat) 8 y/o
Camden (110lb dog) 7 y/o
Fenway (cat) 5 y/o
Turner (Jack Russell (see off topic thread here in ITR)) 5 months

[btown32]

[EBU2/World12] Tom Sharkey, Ireland, 24-5-0 (21) vs [EBU22/World88] Billy Conn, Ireland, 14-1-0 (7)

The suds are free-flowing as two of the most prominent fighters in Ireland face off in front of the lads. Some say that Sharkey is a bit too old to make his way back to another title shot and that Conn is on the way up. Sharkey wants another shot at a world title. He of one of the most famous upsets in history over Muhammad Ali. Conn catches Sharkey on the way out with an uppercut that puts him down in the 5th. Conn looks too quick for the Sailor right now. Sharkey is having trouble cutting off the ring, but suddenly catches Conn with a right cross that sends him down. Conn is down again at the end of the 7th from an uppercut. Sharkey takes his second round in a row, 14-4, in the 8th. Conn responds nicely in the 9th, 15-0. Conn again in the 10th, 8-2. Sharkey, with some hard shots in the 11, 15-8. Sailor Tom is doing fine when he is able to cut off the ring, 12-8, again in the 12th. These last three rounds could decide the fight, 17-11, Conn in the 13th. Conn has a huge 14th, 20-0. The last round ends as Conn takes advantage of Sharkey's fatigue, 14-9. We go to the cards.

Winner: Conn
Result: (UD15)
Cards: 144-138, 143-139, 144-138, all three cards in favor of Conn
Punch stats: 210-869, 24.2% Sharkey - 458-953, 48.1% Conn




[EBU11/World58] Soren Peterson, Denmark, 13-1-0 (9) vs [EBU12/World61] Mike McTigue, Ireland, 19-5-0 (8)

Winner: McTigue
Result: (UD15)
Cards: 145-139, on all three cards in favor of McTigue
Punch stats: 202-922, 21.9% Peterson - 432-929, 46.5% McTigue




Mikkel Kessler, Denmark, 8-0-0 (8) vs Magne Havnaa, Norway, 6-2-0 (5)

The Viking Warrior comes to Ireland with fellow Dane, Soren Peterson, to take on possibly his toughest opponent in Havnaa. Kessler has been impressive so far in his professional career, stopping all eight opponents by KO. Kessler lands first and often, 17-12, but its Havnaa's punch that seems to have done the most damage. 30-6, for Kessler in the 2nd, as the Norwegian has amassed some swelling around the right eye. The 3rd is an even round, 8-8, as is the 4th, 14-14. Kessler has a fight on his hands and is dropped in the 5th from a wicked hook. Kessler has swelling around his left eye. Both fighters are exchanging blows and Kessler lands a hard shot that puts Havnaa down here in the 7th. That last knockdown should even this fight on the scorecards. It will be interesting to see how Kessler responds as he has never gone very deep in his pro career. Havnaa takes the 8th, 14-9. Kessler scores with a cross that puts Havnaa down for the second time in the 9th. Referee Cortez warns Kessler for an elbow and then deducts a point shortly after. That could be a big point as we continue the 10th. 23-5, Kessler in that round but the deduction should make it a 9-9 pt round on the judges scorecards. A cross has Havnaa down again in the 11th. Kessler is trying to end the fight here and a brutal hook puts Havnaa down for good in the 12th. What a fight!

Winner: Kessler
Result: (KO12)
Cards: 105-99, 105-100, 107-98, all three cards in favor of Kessler
Punch stats: 196-525, 37.3% Havnaa - 374-656, 57% Kessler




Micky Ward, Ireland, Pro Debut (KO2) Murphy Greene*, Ireland, 0-1-0

Barry McGuigan, Ireland, Pro Debut (KO3) Connor Carrigan*, Ireland, 0-1-0

Thomas Sorensen, Denmark, 3-0-0 (3) (TKO5) Duggan Fearns, Ireland, Pro Debut
The REC goes 3 for 3 in its last three fights pulling off the upset here tonight! Lord Cornelius Acton would be proud.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by mh2365

My brother lost two in the last 6 months ... it's heartbreaking. My animals are spread somewhat apart luckily (mine below) but my brother got 3 dogs at the same time 11 years ago ... I can't see the third lasting much longer after losing her mates.

Comiskey (cat) 8 y/o
Camden (110lb dog) 7 y/o
Fenway (cat) 5 y/o
Turner (Jack Russell (see off topic thread here in ITR)) 5 months

That is harsh. My parents lost their last dog and are going through a tough period. They are at the age where they dont feel like they can take care of a dog anymore, but really miss having pets. I notice a baseball theme or trend with your pets names!

[mh2365]

Did I miss the Morales fight? You have it in blue - meaning draw on the promotional page.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Did I miss the Morales fight? You have it in blue - meaning draw on the promotional page.

post#1990

[Claybor]

Tiger's next opponent...

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Apr/May?

Bikila Khalid*, Nigeria, 2-0-0 (2)
Joe Odeyemi, Nigeria, 2-0-0 (2)
James Oyebola, Nigeria, 3-0-0 (3)
August Bora, Angola, 1-0-0 (1)
Touami Benhamed, Algeria, 1-0-0 (1)
Thomas King, Burkina Faso, 1-0-0 (1)
Oliver Mboma, DR Congo, 1-0-0 (1)
Harvey McMillan, Zambia, 1-0-0 (1)
Chisanda Mutti, Zambia, 4-1-0 (2)
Thomas Okusi, Kenya, 1-0-0 (1)
Bob Storbeck, South Africa, 5-3-1 (4)
Carlos Takam, Cameroon, 1-0-0 (1)
Mick Sila, Botswana, 1-0-0

April - Chisanda Mutti, Zambia, 4-1-0 (2)

[Jeff1787]

Originally Posted by Tommysixfingers

Good looking dog. What kind of dog was he? He looks like a boxer.

Yes, he is a boxer. Great family dogs. Very loyal....

[gocubsgo]

Guiseppe Ros, Italy, 8-6-0 (7)

[btown32]

Mohamed Azzaoui, Algeria, 12-4-3 (4) vs Gurcharan Singh, Egypt, 14-2-1 (12)

Winner: Azzaoui
Result: (SD15)
Cards: 145-142 Singh, 144-143 Azzaoui, 145-142 Azzaoui
Punch stats: 237-952, 24.9% Singh - 339-1018, 33.3% Azzaoui




Dick Tiger, Nigeria, 6-0-0 (5) vs Chisanda Mutti, Zambia, 4-1-0 (2)

Tiger is warned for a low blow early in the first round but controls the opening two rounds with ease. Another warning to Tiger in the third for using his shoulder. Mutti and Tiger exchange at center ring during the 4th, 19-16, Tiger. Mutti is cut by an accidental headbutt in the 5th. 18-7, Tiger in the 5th. Tiger has some swelling around the left eye. Tiger connects with a left jab followed by an overhand right that reopens the cut above Mutti's eye. The fight is being stopped due to the cut.

Winner: Tiger
Result: (TKO6)(Cuts)
Cards: 50-46, 49-46, 50-45, all three cards in favor of Tiger
Punch stats: 112-189, 59.3% Mutti - 215-317, 67.8% Tiger




Mustafa Hamsho, Syria, Pro Debut (TKO5) Macan Keita, Guinea, 1-0-0

Zab Judah, Israel, Pro Debut (TKO3) Moses Matovu, Tanzania, 0-1-0

Musaad "The Messiah" Muhammed, Qatar, 5-1-0 (5) (TKO8) Becir Kantarci, Turkey, 3-3-0 (2)

Roman Greenberg, Israel, Pro Debut (KO9) Eldad Levi, Israel, Pro Debut

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Joe Mesi, Italy, 17-4-0 (15) vs Plinio Scarabellin, Italy, 18-3-0 (17)

Mesi takes a pounding as soon as the opening bell rings and is lucky to have made it to the stool, 24-2. Round 2, goes back and forth and will be hard to score. 12-7, Mesi in the 3rd round. Scarabellin, 14-11, in a very close 4th round. Another Plinio round, 20-13, in the 5th. Mesi unleashes and corners Plinio, 25-4, in the 6th. A combination puts Mesi down in the 10th. A big cross puts Mesi down at the very start of the 11th, and Mesi has a long way to go to survive this round. Scarabellin puts Mesi down two more times in the 11th, the last round of the fight.

Winner: Scarabellin
Result: (KO11)
Cards: 96-93, 97-92, 96-93, all three cards in favor of Scarabellin
Punch stats: 203-504, 40.3% Mesi - 316-672, 47% Scarabellin




Massimiliano Duran, Italy, 14-5-0 (6) (TechUD11) Pietro Aurino, Italy, 18-6-0 (15)

Ray Mancini, Italy, 9-0-0 (9) vs Guiseppe Ros, Italy, 8-6-0 (7)

Mancini ducks under a hook and counters with a left hook that lands to the side of Ros' head and launches him backwards onto the canvas. Ros is up at nine but takes a beating and eats another left that permanently plants him like a weed as the fight ends here in the very initial round!

Winner: Mancini
Result: (KO1)
Cards: N/A
Punch stats: 6-6, 100% Ros - 40-76, 52.6% Mancini




Willie Pep, Italy, 1-0-0 (1) (TKO6) Fernando Aiello, Italy, 1-3-0

Rocky Graziano, Italy, Pro Debut (TKO2) Presidio Pavesi, Italy, Pro Debut

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

That is harsh. My parents lost their last dog and are going through a tough period. They are at the age where they dont feel like they can take care of a dog anymore, but really miss having pets. I notice a baseball theme or trend with your pets names!

Yep all of our animals are named after baseball parks ... not sure how I got that one past the boss.

thanks for pointing out the Morales fight not sure how I missed that .. when the cut heals, Morales is fine with a rematch.