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Thomas Hearns · 06-06-2012, 02:52 PM

Milwaukee Auditorium, Milwaukee, WI, United States, 2000-06-16

WBO JWW CHAMPIONSHIP
Aaron Pryor 13-1-0 (10) KO8 Bruno Arcari 10-2-0 (6)
Bruno Acari gave Aaron Pryor a very tough fight for seven rounds until being killed on the eight one.
Pryor clearly won the first round and he mantained the momentum on the second in which he also landed a big straight right that made Acari stumble.
Acari rallied and won the following two rounds but Pryor hurt him at the end of both stanzas.
On the fifth round Pryor regained the control of the fight and he deepened his dominance on a one-sided sixth round.
Acari was more aggressive and edged the seventh round but again a straight right by Pryor hurt him. At this stage of the fight it was clear that Pryor could take Acari’s best punches but Pryor hurt Acari every time he landed the straight right.
Thirty seconds into the eighth round Pryor connected a violent shot under Acari’s ribacage and dropped him for a three count. A winded Acari continued fighting but a minute later was again on the floor (this time for good) courtesy of a lighting straight right by Pryor.
At the time of the stoppage the scorcards were 68-66 and 67-66 (x2) for the champion Pryor.

Also on the undercard:

CW: Vincenzo Cantatore 4-9-1 (2) TKO3 Akim Taffer 2-10-1 (2)
JWW: Steve Forbes 1-7-1 (0) MDraw10 Antonio Diaz 7-14-0 (2)
SMW: Jeff Lacy 3-9-0 (1) KO4 Maselino Masoe 9-6-1 (7)
LHW: Thomas Ulrich 5-5-0 (3) KO2 Len Hutchins 3-8-2 (0)
MW: Hugo Corro 2-8-1 (0) UD10 Jorge Heiland 4-8-0 (1)
CW: Jean-Marc Mormeck 8-5-1 (4) TKO8 Carlos DeLeon 4-7-1 (1)
HW: Jimmy Young 11-5-1 (2) SD10 Zora Folley 7-5-1 (3)

06-06-2012, 02:52 PM	#123
Thomas Hearns Hall Of Famer Join Date: Aug 2011 Posts: 2,441	Pryor knocked Acari out for first title defense Milwaukee Auditorium, Milwaukee, WI, United States, 2000-06-16 WBO JWW CHAMPIONSHIP Aaron Pryor 13-1-0 (10) KO8 Bruno Arcari 10-2-0 (6) Bruno Acari gave Aaron Pryor a very tough fight for seven rounds until being killed on the eight one. Pryor clearly won the first round and he mantained the momentum on the second in which he also landed a big straight right that made Acari stumble. Acari rallied and won the following two rounds but Pryor hurt him at the end of both stanzas. On the fifth round Pryor regained the control of the fight and he deepened his dominance on a one-sided sixth round. Acari was more aggressive and edged the seventh round but again a straight right by Pryor hurt him. At this stage of the fight it was clear that Pryor could take Acari’s best punches but Pryor hurt Acari every time he landed the straight right. Thirty seconds into the eighth round Pryor connected a violent shot under Acari’s ribacage and dropped him for a three count. A winded Acari continued fighting but a minute later was again on the floor (this time for good) courtesy of a lighting straight right by Pryor. At the time of the stoppage the scorcards were 68-66 and 67-66 (x2) for the champion Pryor. Also on the undercard: CW: Vincenzo Cantatore 4-9-1 (2) TKO3 Akim Taffer 2-10-1 (2) JWW: Steve Forbes 1-7-1 (0) MDraw10 Antonio Diaz 7-14-0 (2) SMW: Jeff Lacy 3-9-0 (1) KO4 Maselino Masoe 9-6-1 (7) LHW: Thomas Ulrich 5-5-0 (3) KO2 Len Hutchins 3-8-2 (0) MW: Hugo Corro 2-8-1 (0) UD10 Jorge Heiland 4-8-0 (1) CW: Jean-Marc Mormeck 8-5-1 (4) TKO8 Carlos DeLeon 4-7-1 (1) HW: Jimmy Young 11-5-1 (2) SD10 Zora Folley 7-5-1 (3)