B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[btown32]

Originally Posted by Claybor

Huge win for Calzaghe!

Yes, it was. But it seems as though Calzaghe will be stripped unless he responds to a rematch ordered by the CBC. The UKBG looks to be folding up operations and Calzaghe may be looking for new management. It always seems as though a fighter loses when he is unable to finish the fight after a really big round. Jackson had Calzaghe on the ropes for two straight rounds but didnt end the fight and suffered the consequences.

[btown32]

The pugilistic community welcomes another management/promotional team to the fold in Bear's Unstable, from the Windy City of Illinois, USA. Bear's Unstable has entered the fray by quickly signing two fighters, Jose Becerra from Mexico and Jock McAvoy out of England. The BU is currently in negotiations with two prominent fighters but the details havent been worked out yet. Becerra will be looking to make his impact in the CABO region with his upcoming professional debut and McAvoy will try to make himself known in the EBU region with his first pro fight.

[mh2365]

Welcome Bear .... great win for Cotto ... first two rounds were shaky

[btown32]

May/June fight?

All Mexican fighters:


Jesus Valadez, pro debut
Fabian Meza, pro debut
Felix Mendoza, pro debut
Eliseo Lopez, pro debut
Rodolfo Cruz, pro debut
Rafael Fimbres, pro debut
Jorge Arellano, pro debut
Arturo Cabrera*, pro debut
Jose Velasco*, 0-1-0
Valente Ochoa*, 0-1-0
Pepe Del Rio, 0-1-0
Cesar Armijo, 0-1-0
Tomas Navarro*, 0-3-0
Juan Meza, 1-3-0
Guillermo Vargas, 0-5-0
Ramon Castillas*, 1-0-0 (1)
Armando Salgado, 1-1-0
Mario Maciel Garcia, 2-3-0 (2)
Gustavo Enriquez, 3-2-0 (1)


Note: Some helpful info since this is debut for fighter and managerial/promotional team. All fighters are non-fictional fighters unless noted so you can go into boxrec to scout opponents if not already in database. A fighter with a * after name is a RFG fighter. Most RFG fighters will be in the 0-2 range. The only thing about choosing one of the RFG fighters is that it is purely a guess as to how they will perform since you will have no info to go on. My fictional created fighters will all possess a nickname that will be posted with the fighters first and last name on any list or fight cards and range from middle to highly rated. Lastly, there are fictional fighters from the Rocky movies. Good luck and happy slugging!

[btown32]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Welcome Bear .... great win for Cotto ... first two rounds were shaky

I was definitely worried about a repeat when the fight was in the early stages. Now all you have to do is worry about Ruiz showing up. I hear he has a strained heart muscle!

[btown32]

May/June fight?

All English fighters:


Tom Timbling, pro debut
Isaac Perrins, pro debut
Ben Stanyard, pro debut
Aidan Padbury*, pro debut
Elisha Crabbe, pro debut
Charley Wilson, 0-1-0
Peter Thomas, 0-1-0
Barry Rodney, 0-1-0
Terry Mintus, 1-0-0
Amir Khan, 1-0-0 (1)
Harry Painter, 1-0-0 (1)
Ron Gray, 0-1-0
Joe Crickmar, 1-0-0 (1)
Mick Carter, 0-1-0
Jacob Satchell*, 0-2-0
Andre Paddock*, 1-1-0 (1)
Frank Ronan, 1-2-0
Frank Hough, 1-5-0 (1)
Dennis Lockton, 1-7-0 (1)
Ola Afolabi, 1-0-0
Paul Brown, 0-1-0

[btown32]

Rodrigo Valdez, Colombia, 7-0-0 (6) vs Marco Antonio Barrera, Mexico, 6-0-0 (5)

Mexico's Barrera leads with effective punching and counters Valdez well in the 1st, 13-5. Valdez comes back in the 2nd in a close round but it looks as though Barrera wins the third. The 4th round is dead even, 14-14. A body shot to the liver puts Valdez down in the 5th. Valdez is hurt again in the 6th, 19-4. Valdez responds with a 14-10, 7th round. Barrera develops some bad swelling around his right eye. Both fighters mix it up in a classic 9th, 18-16, Valdez. Barrera, 11-5, in the 10th. Barrera's right eye is swelling shut as we enter the 12th. 17-11, Valdez in the 13th. Neither fighter will give an inch as Valdez has a strong 14th. Barrera finishes the fight with a strong last round, 10-2. What a great fight we had here in Brazil.

Winner: Valdez
Result: (SD15)
Cards: 145-139 Barrera, 143-141 Valdez, 142-141 Valdez
Punch stats: 339-627, 54.1% Barrera - 320-777, 41.2% Valdez




Luzimar Gonzaga, Brazil, pro debut (KO3) Liberaratore Porfirio*, Brazil, pro debut

Eder Jofre, Brazil, pro debut (KO1) Ignacio Veloso, Chile, 0-1-0

Joel Julio, Colombia, 2-0-0 (2) (TKO2) Limber Mua Ivernegaray, Bolivia, pro debut

Carl Davis Drumond, Costa Rica, pro debut (KO1) Domingo Silveira, Uruguay, 0-1-0

Andre Berto, Haiti, pro debut (KO9) Renato Perada*, Brazil, pro debut

Roberto Duran, Panama, 5-0-0 (5) (TKO3) Felipe Nino Molinar, Panama, pro debut

James "Thump" Mercedez, Brazil, 1-0-0 (1) (TKO5) Justo Bahamonde*, Brazil, 0-2-0

Louis Azille, Dominica, 10-4-0 (7) (TKO5) Jose Felipe Colon, Puerto Rico, 1-5-0 (1)

Julian Jackson, US Virgin Islands, pro debut (KO1) Billy Grant, Bahamas, pro debut

James "Last Rites" Snipes, Barbados, pro debut (TKO4) Connor Slader, Jamaica, 0-1-0

[btown32]

Rodrigo Valdez, Colombia, 7-0-0 (6) vs Marco Antonio Barrera, Mexico, 6-0-0 (5)

Mexico's Barrera leads with effective punching and counters Valdez well in the 1st, 13-5. Valdez comes back in the 2nd in a close round but it looks as though Barrera wins the third. The 4th round is dead even, 14-14. A body shot to the liver puts Valdez down in the 5th. Valdez is hurt again in the 6th, 19-4. Valdez responds with a 14-10, 7th round. Barrera develops some bad swelling around his right eye. Both fighters mix it up in a classic 9th, 18-16, Valdez. Barrera, 11-5, in the 10th. Barrera's right eye is swelling shut as we enter the 12th. 17-11, Valdez in the 13th. Neither fighter will give an inch as Valdez has a strong 14th. Barrera finishes the fight with a strong last round, 10-2. What a great fight we had here in Brazil.

Winner: Valdez
Result: (SD15)
Cards: 145-139 Barrera, 143-141 Valdez, 142-141 Valdez
Punch stats: 339-627, 54.1% Barrera - 320-777, 41.2% Valdez



Claybor,

Now this was an excellent fight. Would like to see Valdez-Barrera II sometime in the future when both fighters are more established.

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by btown32

[45] Jose Napoles, Cuba, 9-1-0 (8) vs [27] George Foreman, USA, 17-5-0 (17)

Winner: Napoles
Result: (TKO10)
Cards: 87-83, 86-84, 85-84, all three cards in favor of Foreman
Punch stats: 216-526, 41.1% Foreman - 293-470, 62.3% Napoles

Great win for Jose. Man, it would have been great if he could have scored that first round TKO he was probably one or two punches away from it. The fight went about how we thought it would, expect for that first round. Have to start doing some thinking about Napoles future, he can't be that far off from a CABO title shot plus I still want that rematch with Diego Corrales. If I'm lucky and the man keeps winning he just might be in range for a World title shot at the end of the year.

Originally Posted by btown32

Quinton "Rampage" Jackson, USA, 13-3-0 (11) vs Floyd Johnson, USA, 14-2-0 (12)

Winner: Johnson
Result: (UD15)
Cards: 144-138, 143-139, 144-138, all three cards in favor of Johnson
Punch stats: 266-996, 26.7% Jackson - 391-1000, 39.1% Johnson

Man, I can't begin to say how disappointed I've been with Rampage. Of the 7 losses that Muckboy Promotions fighters have 4 are by Rampage. I think it might be time for us to end our relationship with him. I'm going to have to start searching for a replacement fighter.

[bear]

Becerra's debut

Fabian Meza pro debut

[bear]

Originally Posted by btown32

May/June fight?

All English fighters:


Tom Timbling, pro debut
Isaac Perrins, pro debut
Ben Stanyard, pro debut
Aidan Padbury*, pro debut
Elisha Crabbe, pro debut
Charley Wilson, 0-1-0
Peter Thomas, 0-1-0
Barry Rodney, 0-1-0
Terry Mintus, 1-0-0
Amir Khan, 1-0-0 (1)
Harry Painter, 1-0-0 (1)
Ron Gray, 0-1-0
Joe Crickmar, 1-0-0 (1)
Mick Carter, 0-1-0
Jacob Satchell*, 0-2-0
Andre Paddock*, 1-1-0 (1)
Frank Ronan, 1-2-0
Frank Hough, 1-5-0 (1)
Dennis Lockton, 1-7-0 (1)
Ola Afolabi, 1-0-0
Paul Brown, 0-1-0

debut vs Isaac Perrins

[btown32]

Bear's Unstable is looking to be a serious player in the boxing world as they announce three more signings of high profile fighters. The first signing, Stanley Ketchel, USA, 10-0-0 (10), #37 in world rankings, is a fighter that was released from his previous contract with another company because they stopped their business operations. The second fighter signed this evening is Sonny "The Bear" Liston, USA, 21-3-0 (21), #71 in world rankings, which is somebody that can provide some good commercial exposure as well as good boxing. The last signee is a young fighter out of Cuba, Kid Chocolate, who just started his professional career, but had a tremendous amateur run, and looks to be a promising prospect on the rise in the tough CABO region.

[btown32]

May/June?

All Cuban fighters:


Sancho Cortazar*, pro debut
Pablo Nuevas, 0-1-0
Juan Hernandez, 1-0-0
Jose Gonzalez, 0-1-0
Rafael Cardonia*, 1-0-0 (1)
Felipe Aradia*, 0-1-0
Gorilla Joe Morenaje, 2-0-0
Alberto Pearson, 2-0-0 (1)
Anastasio Flores*, 2-0-0 (2)
Oswaldo Rocky Castro, 1-1-0 (1)
Franchito Amador*, 1-1-0
Lazaro Almanza, 1-2-0
Jose La Roe, 2-1-1 (2)
Toribio Suarez, 0-5-0
Colis Mederos, 1-0-0 (1)

[btown32]

May/June?

All Mexican fighters:

Felix Mendoza, pro debut
Jorge Paez, pro debut
Martin Lopez, pro debut
Gerardo Valero, pro debut
Francisco Diaz, pro debut
Kid Azteca, pro debut
Domingo Rodriguez*, 0-1-0
Santos Guevera*, 1-0-0
Carlos Duenas*, 0-1-0
Ricardo Cuellar*, 1-0-0 (1)
Miguel Angel Aquino*, 0-1-0
Ramiro Orozco*, 1-1-0 (1)
Humberto Toro Soto, 1-1-0 (1)
Salvador Maciel, 0-2-0
Andres De La Cruz*, 0-2-0
Juan Olivera, 0-5-0
Jorge Flores, 0-5-0

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by btown32

May/June?

All Mexican fighters:

Felix Mendoza, pro debut
Jorge Paez, pro debut
Martin Lopez, pro debut
Gerardo Valero, pro debut
Francisco Diaz, pro debut
Kid Azteca, pro debut
Domingo Rodriguez*, 0-1-0
Santos Guevera*, 1-0-0
Carlos Duenas*, 0-1-0
Ricardo Cuellar*, 1-0-0 (1)
Miguel Angel Aquino*, 0-1-0
Ramiro Orozco*, 1-1-0 (1)
Humberto Toro Soto, 1-1-0 (1)
Salvador Maciel, 0-2-0
Andres De La Cruz*, 0-2-0
Juan Olivera, 0-5-0
Jorge Flores, 0-5-0

Kid Azteca in May.

[bear]

Originally Posted by btown32

May/June?

All Cuban fighters:


Sancho Cortazar*, pro debut
Pablo Nuevas, 0-1-0
Juan Hernandez, 1-0-0
Jose Gonzalez, 0-1-0
Rafael Cardonia*, 1-0-0 (1)
Felipe Aradia*, 0-1-0
Gorilla Joe Morenaje, 2-0-0
Alberto Pearson, 2-0-0 (1)
Anastasio Flores*, 2-0-0 (2)
Oswaldo Rocky Castro, 1-1-0 (1)
Franchito Amador*, 1-1-0
Lazaro Almanza, 1-2-0
Jose La Roe, 2-1-1 (2)
Toribio Suarez, 0-5-0
Colis Mederos, 1-0-0 (1)

Chocolate's opponent: Alberto Pearson, 2-0-0 (1)

[btown32]

Originally Posted by Romdawg88

Kid Azteca in May.

Muckboys takes the tough road again. I wish you were a real-life promoter, then we would get all the unification bouts that we really want to see! Hope this one goes better for you than the Wilde debut.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by Romdawg88

Great win for Jose. Man, it would have been great if he could have scored that first round TKO he was probably one or two punches away from it. The fight went about how we thought it would, expect for that first round. Have to start doing some thinking about Napoles future, he can't be that far off from a CABO title shot plus I still want that rematch with Diego Corrales. If I'm lucky and the man keeps winning he just might be in range for a World title shot at the end of the year.

With the entire month to go before the June rankings, Napoles is World#32, CABO#1, CABOFE#1, LABA#1. He is next in line for whoever wants to give him a shot in the CABO, CABOFE, LABA, or even CNBF even though I know that you arent interested in that one. The only obstacle right now is that all those title holders had recent title defenses. Diego Corrales is talking to his management and is probably willing to give Muckboys and Napoles a title shot opportunity because he feels it will be an easy way to make a mandatory defense of his title, make a little cash and move up the world rankings. A win-win situation with not much downside is what Diego mentioned.

[btown32]

May/June?

[48] Dominic McCaffrey, USA, 12-1-0 (5)
[45] Floyd Patterson, USA, 21-4-0 (17)
[44] Ron Lyle, USA, 15-1-0 (13)
[55] Clubber Lang, USA, 18-4-0 (18)
[67] Tommy Loughran, USA, 14-1-0 (7)
[47] David Izeqwire, Nigeria, 20-4-0 (15)
[40] Alexandre Gurov, Ukraine, 20-5-0 (17)
[36] Jersey Joe Walcott, USA, 15-3-0 (11)
[29] Billy Conn, Ireland, 15-1-0 (7)

[btown32]

May/June?

Amos Lincoln, USA, 14-4-0 (11)
Paolino Uzcudun, Spain, 16-2-0 (12)
"Smokin" Joe Elliott, USA, 18-3-0 (18)
Tommy Gomez, USA, 16-1-0 (16)
Tony Marullo, USA, 13-1-0 (12)
Hank Griffin, USA, 12-1-1 (9)
Lem Franklin, USA, 11-3-0 (10)
Billy Woods, USA, 11-3-0 (10)
Sultan Ibragimov, Russia, 17-2-0 (16)
Big George Godfrey, USA, 21-1-0 (18)
Wilson Kohlbrecher, Germany, 16-4-0 (15)
Albert Pooley, New Zealand, 17-2-0 (17)
Dwight Qawi, USA, 15-4-1 (11)
Dick Matthews, USA, 20-5-0 (19)