B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

So you want Rossy in July, but who would you like Cotto to fight in June?

oops ... Otero .. thought I put it in there

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

June 1954

[Chilton Promotions] Jeff Shelburg, USA, 4-1-0 (4) vs Paul Ashley, USA, Pro Debut
[Villebillie Boxing Gym] [MBF Champion] Chris Arreola, Mexico, 14-6-1 (8) vs MBF#1 Manuel Ramos, Mexico, 11-7-1 (7) (mandatory defense)
[Muckboys Promotions] Jose Napoles, Cuba, 1-0-0 (1) vs Joel Casamayor, Cuba, 1-1-0 (1)
[U.K. Boxing Group] Lloyd Honeyghan, UK, 9-1-0 (7) vs Alexander Dimitrenko, Ukraine, 17-2-1 (9)

July 1954

[Villebillie Boxing Gym] Miguel Cotto, Puerto Rico, 2-0-0 (2) vs Derrick Rossy, Puerto Rico, 2-2-0

Morales also in June

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*Maximum total # of fighter per stable = 5
*Maximum 4 fighters for a region - CABO, EBU, ICBA, USBA

* Starting with all fights in August 1954:

Cut suffered during fight = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by decision = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by DQ = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by stoppage (KO, TKO) = fighter must sit out two months before next fight.


Bear's Unstable - 9-1-0 (7), 2KO, 5TKO

Jose Becerra, Mexico, 2-0-0 (2), 0KO, 2TKO
Kid Chocolate, Cuba, 3-0-0 (3), 1KO, 2TKO (Took over management @ 1-0-0 (1), 1KO, 0TKO)
Stanley Ketchel, USA, 12-0-0 (11), 5KO, 6TKO (Took over management @ 10-0-0 (10), 5KO, 5TKO)
Sonny Liston, USA, 22-4-0 (22), 11KO, 11TKO (Took over management @ 21-3-0 (21), 10KO, 11TKO)
Jock McAvoy, England, 2-0-0 (1), 1KO, 0TKO

Billy Goat Promotions - 37-4-0 (35), 15KO, 20TKO

Union Cane, USA, 11-3-0 (10), 2KO, 8TKO
Ricky Hatton, England, 3-0-0 (3), 2KO, 1TKO (Took over management @ 2-0-0 (2), 2KO, 0TKO)
Ray Mancini, Italy, 12-0-0 (11), 6KO, 5TKO (Took over management @ 2-0-0 (2), 0KO, 2TKO)
George Stankovich, New Zealand, 15-1-0 (15), 7KO, 8TKO

Chilton Promotions - 20-2-1 (20), 10KO, 10TKO - SUSPENDED OPERATIONS

Bob Fitzsimmons, England, 20-2-1 (20), 14KO, 6TKO (Took over management @ 18-2-0 (18), 12KO, 6TKO)
Stanley Ketchel, USA, 10-0-0 (10), 5KO, 5TKO
Terry McGovern, USA, 2-0-0 (2), 1KO, 1TKO
Jeff Shelburg, USA, 6-2-0 (6), 2KO, 4TKO

Titles Won
BBC - Bob Fitzsimmons, UK, 1954-11-25

Juggernaut Promotions - 33-4-0 (28), 12KO, 16TKO

Joe Bugner, England, 21-5-0 (16), 4KO, 12TKO (Took over management @ 16-2-0 (13), 3KO, 10TKO)
Jake LaMotta, Italy, 4-0-0 (3), 3KO, 0TKO (Took over management @ 1-0-0 (0), 0KO, 0TKO)
Dick Tiger, Nigeria, 8-0-0 (7), 2KO, 5TKO
Rodrigo Valdez, Colombia, 9-0-0 (7), 1KO, 6TKO
Donald "Doomsday" Winslow, USA, 9-1-0 (9), 5KO, 4TKO (Took over management @ 1-0-0 (1), 0KO, 1TKO)

Muckboys Promotions - 51-9-0 (46), 22KO, 24TKO

Khaosai Galaxy, Thailand, 10-0-0 (10), 4KO, 6TKO
Jose Medel, Mexico, 0-1-0 (0), 0KO, 0TKO
Jose Napoles, Cuba, 11-1-0 (10), 2KO, 8TKO
Felix Savon, Cuba, 16-2-0 (14), 8KO, 6TKO
Jimmy Wilde, Wales, 1-1-0 (1), 1KO, 0TKO

Released from Contract
13-4-0 (11), 7KO, 4TKO - Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, USA, 13-4-0 (11), 7KO, 4TKO

Titles Won
CNBF - Felix Savon, Cuba, 1954-10-03
LABA - Jose Napoles, Cuba, 1955-06-03

Northern Lights Promotions - 20-0-0 (17), 9KO, 8TKO

Joe Calzaghe, Wales, 20-0-0 (17), 6KO, 11TKO (Took over management @ 20-0-0 (17), 6KO, 11TKO)
Marvin Hagler, USA, 9-0-0 (6), 3KO, 3TKO
Mikkel Kessler, Denmark, 11-0-0 (11), 6KO, 5TKO

Punch-Drunk Promotions - 3-0-0 (3), 0KO, 3TKO

Nigel Benn, England, 1-0-0 (1), 0KO, 1TKO
Chris Eubank, England, 1-0-0 (1), 0KO, 1TKO
Kimbo Slice, USA, 1-0-0 (1), 0KO, 1TKO

Randeris Promotions - 20-2-0 (17), 8KO, 9TKO

Ruslan Chagaev, Uzbekistan, 18-6-0 (14), 5KO, 9TKO, (Took over management @ 16-5-0 (13), 5KO, 8TKO)
Bernard Hopkins, USA, 3-0-0 (3), 1KO, 2TKO
Terry Norris, USA, 5-0-0 (4), 2KO, 2TKO
Kelly Pavlik, Slovakia, 7-1-0 (7), 1KO, 6TKO, (Took over management @ 2-0-0 (2), 0KO, 2TKO)
Winky Wright, USA, 5-0-0 (4), 4KO, 0TKO

U.K. Boxing Group - 40-6-0 (29), 12KO, 17TKO - SUSPENDED OPERATIONS

Nigel Benn, England, 0-0-0 (0), 0KO, 0TKO
Joe Calzaghe, Wales, 20-0-0 (17), 6KO, 11TKO (Took over management @ 5-0-0 (5), 1KO, 4TKO)
Chris Eubank, England, 0-0-0 (0), 0KO, 0TKO
Lloyd Honeyghan, England, 12-3-0 (10), 4KO, 6TKO
Floyd Mayweather Jr., USA, 3-1-0 (3), 2KO, 1TKO

Released from Contract
10-2-0 (4), 1KO, 3TKO - Alexander Povetkin, Russia, 21-5-1 (13), 6KO, 7TKO (Took over management @ 11-3-1 (9), 5KO, 4TKO)

Titles Won
BBC - Joe Calzaghe, UK, 1954-05-26
EBU - Joe Calzaghe, UK, 1954-08-11
BBC - Lloyd Honeyghan, UK, 1954-08-18
EHBA - Joe Calzaghe, UK, 1955-01-20
CBC - Joe Calzaghe, Wales, 1955-04-30

Villebillie Boxing Gym - 46-7-1 (42), 21KO, 21TKO

Samson 3K Battery, Thailand, 6-1-0 (5), 3KO, 2TKO
Alexis Arguello, Nicaragua, 10-1-0 (10), 4KO, 6TKO
Miguel Cotto, Puerto Rico, 11-1-0 (10), 4KO, 6TKO
Erik Morales, Mexico, 12-1-1 (11), 6KO, 5TKO
Salvador Sanchez, Mexico, 3-1-0 (3), 2KO, 1TKO

Titles Won
MBF - Chris Arreola, Mexico, 1954-03-31
FECOMBOX - Erik Morales, Mexico, 1955-02-21
PRBF - Miguel Cotto, Puerto Rico, 1955-06-02

Released from Contract
4-2-0 (3), 2KO, 1TKO - Chris Arreola, Mexico, 14-7-1 (8), 6KO, 2TKO (Took over management @ 10-5-1 (5), 4KO, 1TKO)

* Starting with all fights in August 1954:

Cut suffered during fight = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by decision = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by DQ = fighter must sit out one month before next fight.
Loss by stoppage (KO, TKO) = fighter must sit out two months before next fight.

[gocubsgo]

Don Mullett, NZ, 10-7-0 (6)

George has decided the the Mullett must fall.

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Jeff Shelburg, USA, 4-1-0 (4) vs. Paul Ashley, USA, Pro Debut

Sam Houston Coliseum, Houston, TX, USA. Shelburg enters the ring in great shape and looks refreshed after taking May off. A lead right, followed by a combination puts big, Paul Ashley down here in the first round. Ashley barely manages to get to his feet but the referee determines that he is not all there and puts a halt to this fight at the 2:54 mark.

Winner: Shelburg
Result: (TKO1)
Cards: N/A
Punch stats: 6-48, 12.5% Ashley - 52-73, 71.2% Shelburg

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MBF Title Fight - Auditorio Benito Juarez, Los Mochis, SIN, Mexico

[Champion] Chris Arreola, Mexico, 14-6-1 (8) vs. Manuel Ramos, Mexico, 11-7-1 (7)

Arreola is making a mandatory title defense against the MBF’s current #1 ranked contender, Manuel Ramos. This will be Arreola’s first title defense. A tough opening round for the champ, as Arreola looks like he may have hurt his hand and he has a cut over the left eye. The champ comes back and scores a knockdown in the 2nd round with a hard left cross. Ramos gets up at the count of five and is able to continue. Arreola maintains the pressure he established in the 2nd , and overwhelms Ramos, 25-3, in the 3rd. Arreola has gotten back to his swarming style and his cut hasn’t opened up since the end of the 1st. Ramos takes the 4th and puts the champ down in the 5th, evening the 10-8 rounds. Ramos has some pretty bad swelling around the right eye. Ramos lands pretty much everything he throw in the 6th, 23-3, and reopens the cut above Arreola’s left eye. Arreola is sent backwards to the floor in the first minute of the 7th and barely gets up at the count of nine. The champ survives the round but has taken a tremendous beating, 28-1, and was lucky that the ref didn’t step in to stop the fight. Arreola still looks shaken and is caught on the ropes to start the 8th. Ramos is picking his shots and it looks like Arreola hasn’t recovered from the beating he took in the last round. The ref is looking at the champ and finally steps in to stop the fight at the 2:32 mark of the 8th round. The winner and new MBF Champion is Manuel Ramos.

Winner: Ramos
Result: (TKO8)
Cards: 68-62, 67-63, 67-63, all three cards in favor of Ramos
Punch stats: 316-661, 47.8% Ramos - 152-526, 28.9% Arreola

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Jose Napoles, Cuba, 1-0-0 (1) vs. Joel Casamayor, Cuba, 1-1-0 (1)

Havana Palacio de los Deportes, Havana, Cuba. This is a major test in both the early careers of these two fighters. Both fighters had great amateur careers and are seemingly headed in the same direction towards an eventual championship. The opening round is too close to call with both men staying on the defensive and trying to feel each other out. Napoles dominates the 2nd, 24-1, as Casamayor is unable to stop the barrage of punches. The 3rd, 12-6, is another good round for the undefeated, Napoles. Rounds 4-6 are very close as both men stay out of range and box from the outside. Casamayor has been warned 3 times for fouls in the 7th and 8th rounds as he seems to be getting tired. Napoles takes the 8th, 14-4. Casamayor has opened up more and seems to have changed the momentum of the fight in the 9th and 10th rounds. Napoles is starting to let this fight get away from him as Casamayor wins another round, 20-6, in the 11th. 16-6, for Casamayor in the 12th. We go to the 15th, and Casamayor has closed the gap in the last 4-5 rounds. Napoles did most of his work in the beginning of the fight but has looked confused here in the championship rounds. Casamayor has done all his work after looking completely fatigued in the 8th. A stunning uppercut sends Joel Casamayor down here with 2:40 left in the 15th. Casamayor looks exhausted and will have a long time to try to survive here in the last round. Casamayor is up at the count of 8, but visit’s the canvas again at the :47 second mark. Casamayor continues to get back up, but the ref finally stops the fight after the 4th knockdown here in the last round.

Winner: Napoles
Result: (TKO15)
Cards: 134-133 Napoles, 133-133, 135-131 Casamayor
Punch stats: 293-749, 39.1% Casamayor - 300-776, 38.7% Napoles

[btown32]

Rom,

Whew...your boy needed that last round! Casamayor's endurance bar was completely empty after the 9th and he was putting in some work. I am sure he is going to want a rematch down the road.

[mh2365]

I kind of figured Arreola was in over his head on that fight .. he will need to make a dramatic turn around to keep his contract and the Villebillies patience with him is wearing thin.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by mh2365

I kind of figured Arreola was in over his head on that fight .. he will need to make a dramatic turn around to keep his contract and the Villebillies patience with him is wearing thin.

Yeah, he is too eratic, not much defense. Though, I thought he was going to get past Ramos. I also had a feeling that Arreola is on the outs over at the Ville. He doesnt quite match up to the quality of fighter you have in Morales and Cotto. You do know that Margarito doesnt have representation, LOL!

[mh2365]

I need a new fighter for sure ... is HW's Jimmy Ellis or Greg Page available .. couple of Louisville boys.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by mh2365

I need a new fighter for sure ... is HW's Jimmy Ellis or Greg Page available .. couple of Louisville boys.

Jimmy Ellis is 18-3-0 (9), is coming off that unbelievable loss to Apollo Creed! Ranked #109 in world.

Greg Page is 17-3-1 (14). Ranked #274 in world.

Most fighters are available, (Margarito?) this is a subliminal message, ha ha, its just the fact that pretty much every HW/CW is already active and anybody interested would have to be taken over at the point that they are at. The altered weight fighters are different because I introduce them when someone asks or when I decide I want to enter them into the universe. Let me know which guy you want. This means that you are getting rid of Arreola, correct?

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Villebillie Boxing Gym has decided to make a change and has released Mexico's, Chris Arreola from his contract. Villebillie had grown frustrated with Arreola's lack of willingness to improve his defense and to follow instructions during training and in fights. In a quick turnaround, Villebillie has signed Nicaragua's, Alexis Arguello. Arguello has decided to turn pro under Villebillie's guidance after compiling a stellar amateur record, 82-8-0 (65). Arguello will make his professional debut later this month against a fighter yet to be determined.

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Juan Luis Gonzalez, Nicaragua, debut
Luis Herrera, Nicaragua, debut
Walter Palacios, Nicaragua, debut
Jose Romero, Nicaragua, debut
Lester Vargas, Nicaragua, debut
Adolfo Morell, Panama, debut
Ireneo Caldera, Uruguay, 0-7-1
Ignacio Monzon Zarza, Paraguay, debut
Sergio Rodriguez, Haiti, 0-1-0
Andreas Wornowski, Dominica, 0-1-0
Guillermo Herrera, Chile, 0-1-0
Dionisio Lazario Nascimento, Brazil, 1-0-0
Kid Clifford, Belize, 0-1-0

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June/July?

Wild Bill Boyd, USA, 4-2-0 (4)
George Woods, USA, 2-5-0 (1)
J.D. Chapman, USA, 3-3-0 (1)
Josh Gutcher, USA, 4-2-0 (3)
Joe Matisi, USA, 3-3-0 (2)
Russ Scholtz, USA, 1-5-0 (1)
Erwin Williams, USA, 3-2-1 (3)
Jack Casper, USA, 3-2-0 (2)
Al Gonzalez, USA, 4-5-0 (2)
Sam Berger, USA, 7-2-0 (5)
Von Clay, USA, 6-3-0 (5)
Jerome Tabb, USA, 4-7-0 (2)

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June/July?

Jim Holden, USA, 3-3-1 (2)
Jack Gilmore, USA, 5-2-0
Flash Roulette, USA, 1-6-0 (1)
Billy Tisdale, USA, 4-3-0 (1)
Johnny Ziegler, USA, 3-4-0 (2)
Norman Bates, USA, 2-4-0 (2)
Ned Dunlap, USA, 3-2-1 (2)
Al Hoag, USA, 3-3-0 (2)
Dan Lieber, USA, 4-1-1 (2)
Dewey Massey, USA, 4-4-0 (3)
Dorcey Gaymon, USA, 6-2-0 (5)
Freddie Guzman, USA, 3-5-0 (1)

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June/July?

Krzysztof Wlodarczyk, Poland, 17-4-1 (15)
Hein Muller, Germany, 14-2-0 (2)
Fred Lundahl, Sweden, 10-2-0 (7)
Nando Tassi, Italy, 11-6-1 (4)
Alexandre Gurov, Ukraine, 19-4-0 (16)
Frank Bruno, UK, 18-5-0 (18)
Paul Hams, France, 15-4-1 (8)
Franco De Piccoli, Italy, 13-1-1 (10)
Arnold Vanderlidje, Netherlands, 14-7-2 (9)
Robert Eugene, Germany, 11-5-0 (7)
Valery Brudov, Russia, 12-5-1 (12)
Alexander Zolkin, Russia, 21-2-0 (18)

[btown32]

No mandatory defense of BBC Title for Joe Calzaghe. Let me know if you want to schedule a voluntary title defense for this month or a non-title fight.

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Lloyd Honeyghan, UK, 9-1-0 (7) vs Alexander Dimitrenko, Ukraine, 17-2-1 (9)

Stars of Professional Box Club, Lvov, Ukraine. Dimitrenko lands a beautiful left hook that sends Honeyghan sprawling to the floor at the :46 second mark of the opening round. Honeyghan gets up at the count of 9. Honeyghan is caught again and goes down for the second time. He is up at the count of three but the referee stops the fight at the 1:47 mark.

Winner: Dimitrenko
Result: (TKO1)
Cards: N/A
Punch stats: 0-0, 0% Honeyghan - 38-38, 100% Dimitrenko

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Erik Morales, Mexico, 5-0-0 (4) vs Agustin Corpus, Mexico, 6-16-0 (4)

Plaza De Toros Torreon, Torreon, Mexico. “El Terrible” starts off slow but emerges with a fury in the 2nd round, 24-0. Morales seems to like the even rounds because he handles Corpus with ease in the 4th, 24-2, after a slow 3rd. Morales finishes the fight with three knockdowns in the 6th round and the fight ends by KO at the 2:40 mark.

Winner: Morales
Result: (KO6)
Cards: 49-47, 48-47, 48-47, all three cards in favor of Morales.
Punch stats: 78-212, 36.8% Corpus - 186-454, 41% Morales