Title Unification

Jersey-Jim · 07-02-2008, 01:44 AM

I had a title unification in my universe tonight. Joel Casamayor and Jose Luis Castillo were matched up to unite the Lightweight Title. If it was a "pay per view fight" people would have been complaining up till around the 9th round.

Casamayor was boxing, moving, and Castillo was pursuing about a step behind. I was wondering if Castillo would be able to catch a Casamayor with a bomb before fatigue began setting in. Then, a welcomed surprise! Casamayor stops moving, sets down on his punches and opens a large cut and Castillo's forehead.

Then, a big combination opens a cut on Castillo's lip. In the 11th of the scheduled 15 rounder, Castillo makes a surprise trip to the canvas after absorbing back to back combinations from Casamayor.

In the 12th, two visits to the canvas and the red gusher on his forehead signal the end of the line for Jose Luis Castillo's title reign leaving Casamayor as the undisputed LW champion.

You've gotta love a good TBCB fight conclusion!

Mad Bomber · 07-02-2008, 09:29 AM

Sounds like it was a great finish, just the other day I was reading some posts regarding Light Heavyweights of the 70's when part of the discusion was who might have won if Marvin Johnson had fought John Conteh, and so I took a break from my Universe, and had them fight.

It was an instant classic in which both fighters suffered swelling under the eyes, and Conteh landed 320 punches to Johnson's 283 when finally in the 14th round Conteh dropped Johnson and he was unable to beat the count.

Going into the 14th round Conteh led by one point on all scorecards.

Greg

Jersey-Jim · 07-02-2008, 03:15 PM

The 70's and 80's were sort of a Glory Days of Boxing which produced so many top notch, world recognized fighters in just about every division. That twenty year stretch rivals that of the 30's and 40's.

The Lightheavies produced a crop of fighters you sim fights with for hours and hours without getting bored.

07-02-2008, 01:44 AM	#1 (permalink)
Jersey-Jim All Star Reserve Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Toms River, NJ Posts: 961	Title Unification I had a title unification in my universe tonight. Joel Casamayor and Jose Luis Castillo were matched up to unite the Lightweight Title. If it was a "pay per view fight" people would have been complaining up till around the 9th round. Casamayor was boxing, moving, and Castillo was pursuing about a step behind. I was wondering if Castillo would be able to catch a Casamayor with a bomb before fatigue began setting in. Then, a welcomed surprise! Casamayor stops moving, sets down on his punches and opens a large cut and Castillo's forehead. Then, a big combination opens a cut on Castillo's lip. In the 11th of the scheduled 15 rounder, Castillo makes a surprise trip to the canvas after absorbing back to back combinations from Casamayor. In the 12th, two visits to the canvas and the red gusher on his forehead signal the end of the line for Jose Luis Castillo's title reign leaving Casamayor as the undisputed LW champion. You've gotta love a good TBCB fight conclusion!

07-02-2008, 09:29 AM	#2 (permalink)
Mad Bomber All Star Starter Join Date: Jan 2004 Location: Toronto, Canada Posts: 1,112	Sounds like it was a great finish, just the other day I was reading some posts regarding Light Heavyweights of the 70's when part of the discusion was who might have won if Marvin Johnson had fought John Conteh, and so I took a break from my Universe, and had them fight. It was an instant classic in which both fighters suffered swelling under the eyes, and Conteh landed 320 punches to Johnson's 283 when finally in the 14th round Conteh dropped Johnson and he was unable to beat the count. Going into the 14th round Conteh led by one point on all scorecards. Greg __________________ Keep on Punchin' There are three things that go on a fighter, first your reflexes go, then your chin goes, and then your friends go. Willie Pep Last edited by Mad Bomber : 07-02-2008 at 09:33 AM.

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07-02-2008, 03:15 PM	#3 (permalink)
Jersey-Jim All Star Reserve Join Date: Jun 2008 Location: Toms River, NJ Posts: 961	The 70's and 80's were sort of a Glory Days of Boxing which produced so many top notch, world recognized fighters in just about every division. That twenty year stretch rivals that of the 30's and 40's. The Lightheavies produced a crop of fighters you sim fights with for hours and hours without getting bored.