B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[btown32]

Apr/May?

Frantisek Kasanic, Slovakia, 1-0-0 (1)
Pavel Rohec, Slovakia, 1-0-0 (1)
Milan Roldzak, Slovakia, 1-0-0 (1)
Vlado Szabo, Slovakia, Pro Debut
Pavla Agamirov*, Ukraine, 2-0-0 (1)
Dimitri Eliseev, Ukraine, 1-1-0 (1)
Evgeny Kafiev*, Ukraine, 2-0-0 (1)
Alexei Varakin, Russia, 7-11-0 (2)
Rex Romus, Russia, 7-2-0 (5)
Tomasz Adamek, Poland, 4-0-0 (3)
Mate Parlov, Croatia, 7-1-1 (5)

[btown32]

Apr/May?

All from Italy:

Pietro Zanola, Pro Debut
Rinaldo Pelizzari, Pro Debut
Pietro Tomacelli*, 1-0-0 (1)
Preciso Merlo, Pro Debut
Giambattista Genovese*, 1-0-0 (1)
Pietro Besi, 0-1-0
Benito Confin, 1-0-0
Jacopo Barberini*, 2-0-0 (2)
Fernando Aiello, 1-3-0
Fausto Rossi, 2-1-0 (2)

[btown32]

Apr/May?


Sherman Williams, Bahamas, 15-7-1 (8)
Santiago Alberto Lovell, Argentina, 14-7-0 (12)
Danny Paul, Canada, 13-1-0 (12)
Jack Delaney, Canada, 20-2-0 (19)
Jose Giorgetti, Argentina, 15-2-0 (14)
Luis Andres Pineda, Panama, 14-6-0 (13)
Al Moro, USA, 10-5-0 (2)
Krzysztof Wlodarczyk, Poland, 17-4-1 (15)
Jeff Sims, USA, 10-3-1 (7)
Kevin McBride, Ireland, 16-2-0 (14)

[Tommysixfingers]

Originally Posted by btown32

Apr

All from U.S.:

Louis Santamaria, 4-2-0 (4)
Ben Shave, 3-2-1 (3)
Ray Keller, 4-2-0 (2)
Scott Clark, 4-2-0 (3)
John Schwake, 7-0-0
Poison Smith, 5-1-1 (3)
Ben Pound, 6-1-0 (4)
Jesse Hall, 7-0-0
Billy Noble, 7-1-0 (5)
Abe Callahan Lipschitz, 8-0-0 (6)
Leotis Martin, 7-1-0 (4)
Matt Adgie, 7-1-0 (6)

Leotis Martin could be a good test perhaps.

[btown32]

Apr/May?

All from U.S.:

Manuel Quezada, Pro Debut
Chris McLymont*, Pro Debut
Jerry Younger*, 0-1-0
O.J. Aldridge*, Pro Debut
Vance Winn, 1-0-0 (1)
Chauncey Welliver, 1-0-0
Willie Ward, 1-0-0 (1)
Michael Simms, 1-0-0
Sailor Soles, 1-0-0
Oscar Pharo, 1-0-0 (1)
Emory Luck, 1-0-0
Dick Embleton, 1-0-0
Billy Booker, 1-0-0
Gary Watterson*, 2-0-0
Bob Moody, 2-0-0 (1)
Mike Bruce, 1-1-0 (1)
Larry Prather, 2-1-0 (1)
Buddy Scott, 2-1-0 (1)
Walter Wohlwend, 3-1-0 (1)
Jason Robinson, 3-1-0 (3)
Jack Root, 4-0-0 (1)
Chris Thomas, 3-1-0 (2)
Ad Warren, 4-1-0 (3)
Vern Mitchell, 4-1-0 (1)
Bob Olin, 3-2-0 (3)
Elijah Tillery, 5-1-0 (3)
Izzy Singer, 5-1-0 (3)
Andy Schmader, 5-1-0 (3)
John Henry Lewis, 6-0-0 (4)
Bobby Czyz, 5-1-0 (4)
Herman Weiner, 5-2-0 (4)

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Winky vs Hermain Weiner (April)
Terry Norris vs Andy Schmader (April)
Bernard Hopkins vs Elijah Tillery (April)
Kelly Pavlik vs Rex Romus (April)

BTW: How do you handle aging?

[btown32]

Originally Posted by aaaaaaaaa

Winky vs Hermain Weiner (April)
Terry Norris vs Andy Schmader (April)
Bernard Hopkins vs Elijah Tillery (April)
Kelly Pavlik vs Rex Romus (April)

BTW: How do you handle aging?

I do not use aging in this universe. When I started, I wanted top boxers fighting each other at their primes to see how the debate of the ages would turn out. I know some people dont like it, but that is the decision I made with this uni when I started it, so I am sticking by that decision. So, if you are worried about taking too many fights and aging too quickly, that is something that you dont have to worry about. In the beginning stage of a career a fighter will probably take on more fights over the course of a year anyways. Once a fighter starts to get ranked, his time between fights slows down and starts to lag. Especially, if you have the chance to earn a title, there will not always be mandatory fights. That is why I expand the stable max, so that once a promotional team gets their fighters in the rankings they can also start some newbies that will fight more often. The one interesting thing about most of your fighters is that they are in the USBA region, so they will all eventually be battling for the same belts. It might cause some dilemmas. Anyways, thanks for the interest in participating and continued luck.

[btown32]

The Puerto Rican Boxing Federation Commission has offered native son, Miguel Cotto, first rights to sign a contract to challenge for the PRBF Title against current champion, John Ruiz. Cotto would be the PRBF#1 contender and would be the mandatory challenger should he successfully defeat Luis Firpo in a rematch fight in May.

[btown32]

FECOMBOX#1 rated contender, David Cabrera, 8-2-0 (8) is seeking an opportunity to fight Erik Morales in April or May for a shot at his title.

[Claybor]

Bugner's next opponent...

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Apr/May?

Clarence Henry, USA, 14-2-0 (10)
Harry Reeve, UK, 9-9-0 (9)
Francois Hendrickx, Germany, 13-5-1 (11)
Dan Lucas, USA, 12-8-1 (8)
Amos Johnson, USA, 13-3-2 (8)
Michael Spinks, USA, 16-3-0 (7)
Johnny Arthur, South Africa, 11-2-0 (11)
Harold Carter, USA, 8-4-0 (2)
Allen Williams, Australia, 9-2-0 (7)
Bob Armstrong, USA, 13-3-0 (12)
Jim O'Sullivan, New Zealand, 17-1-0 (14)

April - Clarence Henry, USA, 14-2-0 (10) - Joe needs to win a tough fight, and this one would fit the bill for now.

[Claybor]

LaMotta's next opponent...

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Apr/May?

All from Italy:

Pietro Zanola, Pro Debut
Rinaldo Pelizzari, Pro Debut
Pietro Tomacelli*, 1-0-0 (1)
Preciso Merlo, Pro Debut
Giambattista Genovese*, 1-0-0 (1)
Pietro Besi, 0-1-0
Benito Confin, 1-0-0
Jacopo Barberini*, 2-0-0 (2)
Fernando Aiello, 1-3-0
Fausto Rossi, 2-1-0 (2)

April - Benito Confin, 1-0-0

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by btown32

Apr/May?


Sherman Williams, Bahamas, 15-7-1 (8)
Santiago Alberto Lovell, Argentina, 14-7-0 (12)
Danny Paul, Canada, 13-1-0 (12)
Jack Delaney, Canada, 20-2-0 (19)
Jose Giorgetti, Argentina, 15-2-0 (14)
Luis Andres Pineda, Panama, 14-6-0 (13)
Al Moro, USA, 10-5-0 (2)
Krzysztof Wlodarczyk, Poland, 17-4-1 (15)
Jeff Sims, USA, 10-3-1 (7)
Kevin McBride, Ireland, 16-2-0 (14)

Jose Giorgetti in April.

[gocubsgo]

Dominic McCaffrey

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

Apr/May?

All from Mexico:

Kid Azteca, Pro Debut
Joaquin Felix, Pro Debut
Alfredo Benitez*, Pro Debut
Gustavo Alonso Soto, Pro Debut
Jorge Paez, Pro Debut
Aureliano Rodriguez*, 0-1-0
Anando Davila*, 1-0-0 (1)
Manuel Beltre*, 0-1-0
Juan Meza, 1-3-0
Ruben Rivera, 3-2-0 (2)
Marcos Gonzalez, 2-2-0 (2)
Jaime Darientos*, 0-2-0

Davila in April

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

The Puerto Rican Boxing Federation Commission has offered native son, Miguel Cotto, first rights to sign a contract to challenge for the PRBF Title against current champion, John Ruiz. Cotto would be the PRBF#1 contender and would be the mandatory challenger should he successfully defeat Luis Firpo in a rematch fight in May.

Mark it up ... Cotto over Firpo in 4

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by btown32

FECOMBOX#1 rated contender, David Cabrera, 8-2-0 (8) is seeking an opportunity to fight Erik Morales in April or May for a shot at his title.

We will let him have a shot in April ... perferably in Mexico somewhere.

[mh2365]

Just need opponents for Arguello and Battery now.

[btown32]

EBBF Title Fight - Arsenal Stadium, Tula, Russia

[Champion] Sultan Ibragimov, Russia, 17-1-0 (16) vs Wladimir Klitschko, Ukraine, 18-4-0 (15)

Klitschko comes into the fight with a distinct height and reach advantage. Klitschko does a fine job of keeping the champion at a distance as he uses his jab effectively in the 1st round, 16-4. Ibragimov does a better job of getting inside and lands some clean punches in an even 2nd, 8-8. The champion gets Klitschko against the ropes and goes to the body, 16-4. 14-13, Klitschko in an exciting 4th round. The champion develops some swelling around the left eye as Klitschko takes the 5th. 19-3, Klitschko in the 6th. Ibragimov is down in the 8th after taking a severe body shot. The 9th shows Klitschko is landing better, 21-10. Another good round for the challenger, 16-2. Ibragimov is down after a one-two combination. The champion is down for the 4th time in round 11, and is finally unable to recover and get up. Wladimir Klitschko is the new EBBF Champion!

Winner: Klitschko
Result: (KO11)
Cards: 99-92, 99-92, 98-93, all three cards in favor of Klitschko
Punch stats: 159-865, 18.4% Ibragimov - 316-659, 48% Klitschko

[btown32]

GBA Title Fight - Koiner Eisstadion, Cologne, Germany

[Champion] Timo Hoffman, Germany, 18-1-0 (15) vs Franz Diener, Germany, 17-3-0 (9)

Diener is going to the body with a relentless attack through the first 5 rounds and it looks as though Hoffman may have hurt his ribs. Hoffman is down in the 9th round. An overhand right puts the champion down for the 2nd time in the fight in the 12th. It looks as though Hoffman will need a stoppage to win here in the last round. We go to the cards.

Winner: Draw
Result: (Draw15)
Cards: 142-142, 144-140 Diener, 143-141 Hoffman
Punch stats: 242-621, 39% Diener - 354-1156, 30.6% Hoffman

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Originally Posted by btown32

EBBF Title Fight - Arsenal Stadium, Tula, Russia

[Champion] Sultan Ibragimov, Russia, 17-1-0 (16) vs Wladimir Klitschko, Ukraine, 18-4-0 (15)

Klitschko comes into the fight with a distinct height and reach advantage. Klitschko does a fine job of keeping the champion at a distance as he uses his jab effectively in the 1st round, 16-4. Ibragimov does a better job of getting inside and lands some clean punches in an even 2nd, 8-8. The champion gets Klitschko against the ropes and goes to the body, 16-4. 14-13, Klitschko in an exciting 4th round. The champion develops some swelling around the left eye as Klitschko takes the 5th. 19-3, Klitschko in the 6th. Ibragimov is down in the 8th after taking a severe body shot. The 9th shows Klitschko is landing better, 21-10. Another good round for the challenger, 16-2. Ibragimov is down after a one-two combination. The champion is down for the 4th time in round 11, and is finally unable to recover and get up. Wladimir Klitschko is the new EBBF Champion!

Winner: Klitschko
Result: (KO11)
Cards: 99-92, 99-92, 98-93, all three cards in favor of Klitschko
Punch stats: 159-865, 18.4% Ibragimov - 316-659, 48% Klitschko

Unrealistically exciting.