B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[btown32]

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when will you start?

[gocubsgo]

SSSSSSSwwwwweeeeeeeettttt!!!!

[btown32]

Originally Posted by aaaaaaaaa

when will you start?

I am almost there, just going back and editing the records of fighters back to 1954. I lost a couple of months because of my 2.0 problems so I have to backtrack in the threads and make sure that I have as many records right as possible. This is the second time I have had to stop and restart, but I dont think there will be anymore problems with the 2.5v. Knock on wood!

[Romdawg88]

Great to see this starting back up. Fingers crossed that you have no more problems Btown cause lord knows you've dealt with enough in this game.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by Romdawg88

Great to see this starting back up. Fingers crossed that you have no more problems Btown cause lord knows you've dealt with enough in this game.

Thanks. I agree. But I think with the 2.5v, I wont have the crash issues I kept having with 2.0. Let's hope.

[btown32]

Feb/Mar?

All Slovakian fighters:

Stefan Cirok, 0-1-0
Marcus Hurbanic, 0-1-0
Ladislav Husarik, 1-1-0
Lubomir Janota, 0-1-0
Frantisek Kasanic, 1-0-0 (1)
Roman Klucar, 0-1-0
Jakub Kopac, 1-0-0
Peter Oravec, 1-0-0 (1)
Frantisek Pacalaj, 1-0-0
Pavel Rohec, 1-0-0 (1)
Milan Roldzak, 1-0-0 (1)
Slavomir Selicky, 1-0-0 (1)

[btown32]

Ray Mancini, Italy, 7-0-0 (7) vs Mario Lenzi, Italy, 6-1-0 (3)

La Favorita, Palermo, Italy. Lenzi get off first with a nice combination as Mancini responds and flurries at the end of round one. Boom Boom applies some nice pressure in round 2 as he has Lenzi backing up. The 3rd is even. Mancini puts Lenzi on his back in the fourth round. Lenzi is down for the second time but manages to make it to the stool. Both fighters rest in the 5th and I am a bit surprised because I would have thought that Mancini would have tried to follow up on his last round. Lenzi comes back and scores well in the 6th. The 7th, 16-9, is another good round for Lenzi. Mancini is starting to find the rhythm again as he dominates the 8th and 9th rounds. Lenzi looks completely exhausted, 19-10, Mancini in the 10th. 20-8, Mancini in the 11th. A straight right puts Lenzi down for the 3rd time in the 12th. Mancini puts Lenzi down three more times in the 13h and the referee mercifully puts a stop to the fight even though Lenzi keeps getting back up on his feet.

Winner: Mancini
Result: (TKO13)
Cards: 116-108, 118-106, 115-110, all three cards in favor of Mancini
Punch stats: 265-511, 51.9% Lenzi - 354-1088, 32.5% Mancini

[btown32]

Terry Norris, USA, 1-0-0 (1) vs Waxxen Fikes, USA, 1-0-0 (1)

Norfolk Scope, VA, USA. Terrible Terry unloads with both hands and puts on a beautiful display of boxing in the opening round. 25-2, Norris in the 2nd. Fikes is unable to defend and is eating leather here in the 3rd, 16-0. A vicious combo puts Fikes down at the end of the 4th and Fikes cannot beat the bell. Norris improves to 2-0 with a 4th round knockout.

Winner: Norris
Result: (KO4)
Cards: 30-27, on all three cards in favor of Norris
Punch stats: 18-18, 100% Fikes - 221-341, 64.8% Norris

[btown32]

FECOMBOX Title Fight - Gimnasio Oscar "Tiger" Garcia, Mexico

[MBF Champion] Manuel Ramos, Mexico, 13-7-1 (8) vs MBF #1 Erik Morales, Mexico, 10-1-0 (9)

Both fighter come out slow as Morales takes the first and Ramos the second round. Ramos lets it fly in the 3rd, 16-3. Morales responds but the 4th is a slugfest, 17-15 Ramos. Morales, 21-6, in the 5th. Morales has swelling around both eyes. Morales takes the 6th, Ramos the 7th. Morales has a good 8th, 16-2, but the 9th is a breather round for both fighters. Another even round in the 10th as the swelling is starting to get worse for Morales. An uppercut puts the champion down in the 11th, 35-0, as the referee counts Ramos out. Erik Morales is the new FECOMBOX champion!

Winner: Morales
Result: (KO11)
Cards: 96-94 Morales, 96-94 Morales, 95-95
Punch stats: 250-532, 47% Ramos - 276-745, 37% Morales

[btown32]

New Organizations

The British Boxing Board of Control (BBBoC), BeNeLux Boxing Union (BBU), British Commonwealth Boxing Council (CBC), Commonweath Independent States Boxing Bureau (CISBB -former Soviet states), North American Boxing Federation (NABF), Brazilian Boxing Confederation (CBB) and Swedish Boxing Federation (SBF) will all start operations within the next couple of months.

Organizational Name Changes

CABOFE - Caribbean Boxing Federation formerly Caribbean Islands Boxing Federation (CIBF)
EBBF - Eastern Bloc Boxing Federation formerly Eastern Bloc Boxing Commission (EBBC)
SCANBU - Scandinavian Boxing Union formerly (SBU)
FECOMBOX - Mexican Boxing Federation formerly (MBF)
IBU - Italian Boxing Union formerly Italian National Boxing Federation (INBF)
NZPBF - New Zealand Professional Boxing Federation formerly New Zealand Professional Boxing Association (NZPBA)
PRBF - Puerto Rican Boxing Federation formerly Puerto Rican Boxing Commission (PRBC)
SABOFE- South African Boxing Federation formerly Boxing South Africa (BSA)
USNBA - United States National Boxing Association formerly National Boxing Association of America (NBAA)

Organizational Mergers

The EHBA and WHBA will be absolved into the new Regional organizations of the CBC and NABF. The EHBA will now be known as the Commonwealth Boxing Council (CBC) and governs all boxers of the British Commonwealth Nations. The WHBA will now be known as the North American Boxing Federation (NABF) and governs all boxers from the countries of Canada, Mexico, Puerto Rico and the United States.
*The current EHBA champion, (Joe Calzaghe) will be recognized as the interim CBC champion and will be required to fight the number one ranked challenger.
*The current WHBA champion, (Gene Tunney) will be recognized as the interim NABF champion and will be required to fight the number one ranked challenger.

New Organizational Structure

World Titles: IBF, WBA, WBC, WBO

Regional Titles:
CABO - Continental Americas Boxing Organization
EBU - European Boxing Union
ICBA - Inter-Continental Boxing Association
USBA - United States Boxing Association

Sub-Regional Titles:
ABCO - Asian Boxing Council
ABU - African Boxing Union
BBBoC - British Boxing Board of Control
BBU - BeNeLux Boxing Union
CABOFE - Caribbean Boxing Federation
CBC - Commonwealth Boxing Council
CISBB - Commonwealth Independent States Boxing Bureau
EBBF - Eastern Bloc Boxing Federation
LABA - Latin American Boxing Association
NABF - North American Boxing Federation
OPBF - Orient & Pacific Rim Boxing Federation
SABC - South American Boxing Council
SCANBU - Scandinavian Boxing Union

Sectional Titles:
ANBF - Australian National Boxing Federation
BBC - British Boxing Council
BUI - Boxing Union Ireland
CBB - Brazilian Boxing Confederation
CBF - Canadian Professional Boxing Federation
CNBF - Cuban National Boxing Federation
FAB - Argentinian Boxing Federation
FBF - French Boxing Federation
FECOMBOX - Mexican Boxing Federation
GBA - German Boxing Association
IBU - Italian Boxing Union
NBBoC - Nigerian Boxing Board of Control
NZPBF - New Zealand Professional Boxing Federation
PRBF - Puerto Rican Boxing Federation
RBF - Russian Boxing Federation
SABOFE - South African Boxing Federation
SBF - Swedish Boxing Federation
UBF - Ukrainian Boxing Federation
USNBA - United States National Boxing Association

[btown32]

After the completion of fights scheduled for February 1955, all rankings for each organization will be published along with a list of incoming professionals slated to make their debut. The new stable max is a total of five fighters, with a max of 4 allowed from one region (CABO, EBU, ICBA, USBA).


Hope to see all promotional teams back after the delay.

*One other note: some RFG fighters will be added to certain countries and regions. You can bet that most of the countries of the promotional fighters will have an influx of new blood (Cuba, England, Mexico, Puerto Rico, US). These fighters will be identified with an asterick (*) by their names. Most of these fighters will be in the ranges of 0-2 ratings, and as high as "6" only in the United States. I will not inform you of a fighters ratings.

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Originally Posted by btown32

Feb/Mar?

All Slovakian fighters:

Stefan Cirok, 0-1-0
Marcus Hurbanic, 0-1-0
Ladislav Husarik, 1-1-0
Lubomir Janota, 0-1-0
Frantisek Kasanic, 1-0-0 (1)
Roman Klucar, 0-1-0
Jakub Kopac, 1-0-0
Peter Oravec, 1-0-0 (1)
Frantisek Pacalaj, 1-0-0
Pavel Rohec, 1-0-0 (1)
Milan Roldzak, 1-0-0 (1)
Slavomir Selicky, 1-0-0 (1)

i want to play it safe - Marcus Hurbanic sounds like a sucker. Feb.

[gocubsgo]

Good to see things started back up.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by gocubsgo

Good to see things started back up.

Thanks. Looks like Ray was excited too, he punished the hell out of Lenzi!

[btown32]

Originally Posted by aaaaaaaaa

i want to play it safe - Marcus Hurbanic sounds like a sucker. Feb.

Remember, all the fighters until next month are real so you can always go to Boxrec to check out what the record of a fighter is to see what kind of rating you think he may have. Although, with Slovakia, there isnt much deviation with ratings since that country isnt known for producing powerhouse boxers.

[btown32]

Khaosai Galaxy, Thailand, 6-0-0 (6) vs Dildar Ahmed, Pakistan, 7-2-0 (5)

Petchaboon Provincial Stadium, Petchaboon, Thailand. Ahmed travels to Thailand and Galaxy is letting him know that he is not welcome as the "Thai Tyson" takes the first two rounds and puts Ahmed down in the 3rd. A devastating right hook puts Ahmed down for the second and final time at the 2:11 mark of the 3rd round.

Winner: Galaxy
Result: (KO3)
Cards: 20-18, on all three cards in favor of Galaxy
Punch stats: 12-54, 22.2% Ahmed - 96-219, 43.8% Galaxy

[btown32]

Floyd Mayweather Jr., USA, 2-1-0 (2) vs Chad Van Sickle, USA, 3-0-0 (2)

War Memorial Auditorium, Syracuse, NY, USA. Van Sickle impresses in the 1st, 16-10. Money Mayweather lands a left hook that puts Van Sickle on his seat at the end of the 2nd. The third is another give and take round, 15-9, in favor of PBF. Van Sickle is doing a good job of cutting off the ring but is having trouble with PBF's handspeed. Another hook puts Van Sickle down in the 5th, 22-9, PBF. 17-13 for Van Sickle in the 6th. PBF 21-10 in the 7th. This is looking like a much tougher fight than expected for PBF, 8-8, in the 8th. Van Sickle is down again in the 9th but gets up again and comes forward. A barrage of punches sends Van Sickle down twice and for good in the 10th. I am pretty sure that Money is glad to see his opponent not getting up any more.

Winner: Mayweather Jr.
Result: (KO10)
Cards: 87-81, 89-79, 87-81, all three cards in favor of Mayweather Jr.
Punch stats: J223-420, 53.1% Van Sickle - 272-391, 69.6% Mayweather Jr.

[Romultiltus]

Originally Posted by btown32

Remember, all the fighters until next month are real so you can always go to Boxrec to check out what the record of a fighter is to see what kind of rating you think he may have. Although, with Slovakia, there isnt much deviation with ratings since that country isnt known for producing powerhouse boxers.

C'mon, give the Slovakians their props:

Ladilsav Husarik 7-32-1 (1)
Marek Zelo 2-17-4 (1)
Stefan Cirok 3-19-1 (0)
Peter Simko 2-36-0 (2)
Lubomir Janota 0-11-1 (0)
Marcus Hurbanic 1-13-1 (0)
Frantisek Sumina 3-33-0 (3)
Vlado Szabo 1-20-0 (0)
Milan Becak 2-18-1 (1)
Imrich Borka 2-36-0 (1)
Ladislav Slezak 1-18-1 (0)

Every universe needs to have these guys around.

BTW - great job so far...

[btown32]

George Stankovich, New Zealand, 12-1-0 (12) vs Jaipal Singh, India, 14-8-0 (12)

Takapuna Rugby Club, Auckland, NI, New Zealand. The Kiwi Tank looks to continue up the rankings in the NZPBF. A sharp left puts Singh down in the 1st. An exciting 2nd, 18-13, for the hometown favorite. Another action packed round in the 3rd, 14-10, Stankovich. A left hook puts the visitor down in the middle of the 4th, 18-8 in favor of Stank. 15-9, Stankovich in the 5th, but a cut has opened on his forehead between both eyes. 17-14, Stank, what an exciting round as the fans stand up and applaud. Stankovich lands a blistering right and puts Singh down for good here in the 8th.

Winner: Stankovich
Result: (KO8)
Cards: 69-63, 68-63, 68-63, all three cards in favor of Stankovich
Punch stats: 204-555, 36.8% Singh - 216-495, 43.6% Stankovich