Nerd Tournaments Part 2 (users welcome)

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706 fighters, 354 advanced



1. Henry Armstrong 20-0 (16)...60-0 (50)

Hank took a tough MD12 over Ceferino Garcia before a UD10 over Thomas Dulorme and demolition jobs of Armando Muniz and Kid Azteca that lasted nine and two rounds respectively. A wide UD10 over Vic Cardell sent Armstrong into the tournaments with a perfect record.


2. Floyd Mayweather, Jr. 20-0 (12)...78-2 (49)

Mayweather took a wide UD12 over Aaron Pryor before an MD12 against Oscar delaHoya. That was his last trouble and a sixth round knock out over Thomas Molinares was the most notable win.


3. Manny Pacquaio 20-0 (18)...129-9-2 (117)

Manny stopped Tyrone Trice in six and won a 12 round UD over Johnny Saxton. He survived an early knockdown to stop Shannon Taylor in nine and he took a TKo over Antonio Margarito in nine rounds as well.


4. Sam Langford 19-1 (16)...38-2 (26)

Langford took the WBC title with an eighth round stoppage of Johnny Bumphus before losing the title in his first defense when Tommy West opened a cut on his eyelid in the opening round and the fight was immediately stopped. He stopped Julio Cesar Chavez in ten rounds before getting off the canvas to stop Carmen Basilio in eleven. Simon Brown was stopped in five and Johnny Bratton in twelve before he beat Brown again in six and beat Meldrick Taylor in a UD12 to close an incredible campaign.


5. Miguel Cotto 20-0 (13)...40-0 (28)

Miguel took a UD10 over Eddie Dolan and stopped Young Corbett in nine. He moved along with little trouble and delivered a nasty beating to Victor Ortiz during a comprehensive UD12


6. Roberto Duran 20-0 (16)...40-0 (36)

Duran dominated everyone put in front of him even if it wasn't the highest caliber opposition. The two most notable wins were ninth round knockouts over Al Mello and Floyd Mayweather, Sr.


7. Pernell Whitaker 20-0 (11)...59-1 (30)

Whitaker cruised along with a UD10 over Carlos quintana being his best win before he outlasted Pipino Cuevas in a tough 12 round majority decision that was his only difficult fight.


8. Benny Leonard 19-0-1 (13)...39-0-1 (26)

Unanimous ten round decisions over Roger Mentrey and Clyde Gray led him into a fight with Kell Brook that saw Benny victimized with terrible judging in a D12 where most observers had him winning at least 8 rounds. A UD12 over Joe Walcott was his most impressive win down the stretch.


9. Aaron Pryor 18-2 (15)...56-3-1 (48)

After losing to Mayweather he stopped Devon Alexander in ten rounds before taking a tight MD12 over Curtis Cokes. The Hawk took a drubbing from Shane Mosley and was stopped in twelve rounds before stopping Menetrey in two rounds.


10. Oscar DelaHoya 18-2 (13)...56-3-1 (41)

After stopping Harold Weston in seven rounds Oscar dropped the decision to mayweather Jr and lost a UD12 to Holman Williams in his next fight. DelaHoya reeled off ten straight wins including a dramatically impressive TKO2 over Ike Williams.


Champions:

16. Ray Leonard (WBA) 20-0 (16)
19. Ray Robinson (IBF) 20-0 (19)
29. Kid Gavilan (WBC) 19-1 (3)
65. Chuck Davey (IBO) 16-2-2 (10)
447. Pedro Garcia (WBO) 4-16 (4)



Unbeaten Fighters:

20. Luis Rodriguez 20-0 (11)
23. Gustav Eder 19-0-1 (4)
24. Cocoa Kid 20-0 (7)
31. Milton McCrory 19-0-1 (14)
35. Thomas Hearns 20-0 (18)
37. Tommy Ryan 20-0 (16)
38. Charley Burley 20-0 (12)


Notables that missed the Cut:

354. Rudell Stitch (8) 10-9-1 (2)
365. Wilfredo Rivera (7) 9-11 (4)
377. Harry Lewis (7) 10-10 (3)
393. Oktay Urkal (7)10-10 (3)...18-22 (3)
479. George Barnes (7) 9-10-1 (3)

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348 Fighters, 174 in the tournament.

1. Pernell Whitaker 20-0 (7)...79-1 (37)

Pea breezed through a relatively light campaign with a 3rd round TKo of Guillermo Jones and UD's over BJ Penn, Vinny Pazienza & Kassim Ouma being the highlights. He is currently riding a 58 fight winning streak after losing a fight he was dominating late due to cuts.


2. Ray Leonard 20-0 (17)....40-0 (33)

Leonard took a UD12 over Wilfred Benitez before matthew Macklin in 4 and Austin Trout in nine. He knocked out Winky Wright and Maurice Hope each in the sixth round and closed with a devastating performance in stopping Fernando Vargas in eleven.


3. Roberto Duran 20-0 (12)....60-0 (48)

Roberto took a tough SD12 over Ki-Soo Kime before climbing off the canvas to knock out Demetrius Andrade in four. Two more tough decisions came with an MD12 over Aaron davis and an SD12 with Milton McCrory.


4. Thomas Hearns 20-0 (19)....40-0 (37)

Davis was iced in 2 before The HitMan stopped Hector Camacho in seven before winning a UD12 over Alfredo Angulo. Tommy stopped Julian Jackson in four near the close of his dominating run at this weight.


5. Wilfred Benitez 19-1 (9)....57-3 (38)

Benitez rebounded from the Leonard loss to out-class Jorge castro & Penn with unanimous decisions over twelve and ten rounds respectively. Wilfred escaped with an SD12 over Ayub Kalule in an excellent scrap before stopping Rocky mattioli in five rounds.


6. Floyd mayweather, Jr. 17-1-2 (6)....95-3-2 (54)

He won a uD10 over Masashi Kudo he suffered a shocking D10 against Tokundo Olajide. He took a UD12 over Trout he won unanimous ten round decisions against Pazienza & Castro. Julian Jackson beat Floyd with a surprisingly dominant UD12 and then he had another startling D10 against Wilfredo Rivera. Mayweather bounced back with a UD10 over Carlos Molina and a UD12 against Jose-Luis Lopez.


7. Sergio Martinez 19-0-1 (14)....34-4-2 (24)

He knocked out Lloyd Honeyghan in four and then again later in one. Martinez took a MD12 over Julian jackson before engaging in a thrilling D12 with Vargas.


8. Julian Jackson 18-2 (16)

He stopped Tony Ayala in seven and Keith Holmes in ten before winning UD12 over Luis Collazo. After the big win over mayweather he stopped Gianfranco Rosi in ten before back to back losses to martinez & Hearns. He rebounded to stop Buddy McGirt in seven.


9. Nino Benvenutti 19-1 (11)

Nino won a UD15 over Monty betham to capture the WBA title and he defended twice including a UTD12 against Shane Mosley before dropping the title to Hope via ninth round KO. He took a tough UD12 over Paul Williams and later stopped him in five rounds in a rematch before a UD10 against Kudo.


10. Oscar DelaHoya 18-1-1 (10)....74-4-2 (51)

Oscar stopped David reid in three and took a UD12 against Omar henry before being held to a D12 by Yudel Jhonson. He won a UD12 over Gypsy Joe Harris and an MD12 against McCrory but then Donald Curry took a UD12 over the Golden Boy. A solid UD12 over Davey Moore closed his campaign.


Champions:

26. Ayub Kalule (WBO) 16-4 (9)
27. Tony Ayala, Jr. (IBF & WBA) 17-2-1 (14)
36. Raymundo Torres (WBC) 16-4 (13)
73. Carlos Herrera (IBO) 15-5 (6)

Other Undefeated Fighters:

14. Terry Norris 20-0 (16)
23. Mike McCallum 19-0-1 (14)


Notables That Missed The Cut:

188. Kermit Cintron (7) 11-8-1 (6)....26-12-2 (16)
195. Omar Henry (7) 10-8-2 (8)
196. Carlos baldomir (7) 9-11 (2)....21-18-1 (5)
208. Ralph Dupas (7) 10-8-2 (1)
244. BJ Penn (7) 11-7-2 (1)
252. Keith Mullings (7) 11-9 (6)

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Damien Walec vs Les Darcy

At 6'3 Walec is extremely tall for a Middleweight and he used his jab and reach to pepper Les from behind his southpaw stance in the opening round. Darcy forged inside in the second and scored with a vicious uppercut before Walec stormed back with three wicked straight left hands that had the Aussie fighter staggered at the bell.

The Omen battered Darcy in the third with a stream of combinations before the fourth saw them trade toe to toe on even terms for much of the round. A double hook to the body and another to the head had Walec in a bad way at the end of a fifth round that was Darcy's best to date.

After an even sixth Walec took control behind his stalwart jab and left cross and as Darcy began to tire he stopped pushing as hard to get inside and Walec cruised down the stretch to an impressive UD, 119-109, 119-110 & 118-110

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Aaron Wade 0-1 vs Damien Walec 1-0

Walec drilled Wade with several straight left hands during an overwhelming opening round that almost saw the fight stopped. Wade bounced back in the second and they traded bombs on the inside for the full three minutes(15-15). Walec regained command in the third but towards the end of the round an uppercut opened a nasty cut over Damien's left eye. He brushed off the wound and proceeded to batter wade until finally dropping him twice in the eighth with left hands and securing the stoppage moments after the second knockdown with one more clean left hand.

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Damien Walec 2-0 (1) vs Bill Chesterfield Goode 1-1 (1)

The Omen was once again spreading horror in the opening round as he repeatedly drilled Goode with straight left hands that opened a foul cut over his right eye and swelling under it. Goode's crude attempts to get inside were deftly avoided as Walec continued to pepper him until his eye turned into a grotesque mess and the fight was stopped in the fourth round.

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Damien Walec 3-0 (2) vs Joey Giardello 3-0

Giardello proved a difficult puzzle in the first two rounds as he effectively jabbed and used his defense to thwart Walec's aggression. Damien came on in round three scoring with his patented straight left hand. Giardello ducked into a short hook early in the fourth that put him down for a four count and scored with several hard combos over the remainder of the round. From there Joey was in a mainly defensive posture and Walec out-worked him en route to another impressive and comprehensive win on points, 98-91, 97-92 & 97-93

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Ronnie Harris 3-1 vs Damien Walec 4-0 (2)

Walec commanded the ring in the opening round but it was competitive and Harris opened a nasty gash on The Omens forehead in the closing seconds. While the blood continued to flow, Walec shrugged it off and administered a nasty beating to Ronnie, opening a cut over his left eye in the fourth and dropping him three times before the ref stopped the one sided affair in the eighth with Harris catching a hiding along the ropes after being floored twice in the round.

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Damien Walec 5-0 (3) vs Wilfred Benitez 60-5 (38)

Walec dwarfed El Radar and the results were predictable, Walec battered Benitez with straight left hands and hooks to the body, dropping Wilfred three times during the noncompetitive affair and only the Puerto Ricans legendary defense allowed him to hear the lopsided UD for the Omen. 100-87, 99-88 & 99-89

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Lee Blundell 4-2 (2) vs Damien Walec 6-0 (3)

The Omen delivered a severe and one sided beating on Blundell, while Lee showed a lot of heart and scored at times he was floored four times, the last two in the ninth round and a barrage along the ropes forced the stoppage shortly after the fourth knockdown.

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Matthew Macklin 23-4 (17) vs Damien Walec 7-0 (4)

The Omen continued to dominate his competition, out-boxing Macklin in the first two rounds from range before breaking his nose in the third and pummeling him with both hands (3-31). Then in the fourth a straight left hand put Matthew down for a five count and the follow up assault forced the TKO.

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Don Lee 6-2 (5) vs Damien Walec 8-0 (5)

Early in the opening round Lee connected with a vicious uppercut that buckled Walec's legs and Don carried the entire stanza with powerful hooks and uppercuts while Damien maintained a defensive posture. Don took the second as well and he landed at least three nasty crosses as Walec struggled to get anything going.

The Omen got his jab going a bit in the third and while Lee scored with a couple of hard body shots it was an even round. Thirty seconds into the fourth Walec slipped a right hand and came back with a short hook that put Lee on the canvas for a six count. That was the end of the good start for Lee as Damien pummeled him for the remainder of the round and for the opening minute of the fifth until a straight left hand snapped back Lee's head and his neck went limp prompting the ref to step in after walec's toughest fight to date.

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Damien Walec 9-0 (6) vs Bert Colima 1-7-1

This was a mismatch on paper and it played out that way. Walec dominated from the outset, floored Colima with a combo in the third and twice more in round nine that led to the TKO victory.

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Damien Walec 10-0 (7) vs Joe Grim 1-9 (1)

Another easy match up for The Omen as he punished Grim from the outset, he was never able to floor Joe but the ref stepped in and stopped the gruesome mismatch early in the fourth round with Grim absorbing bomb after bomb in the corner.

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Damien Walec 11-0 (8) vs Gary Logan 3-8

Walec ripped into Logan with bruising combinations and only a minute into the fight a searing uppercut crashed into Gary's chin and left him flat on his face for the ten count.

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Anthony Mundine 24-6-2 (5) vs Damien Walec 12-0 (9)

Mundine showed no interest in engaging the Omen, holding and using his legs early on as walec pressed the issue and scored with straight left hands. Damien dropped Mundine with short hook in the sixth and that took Anthony's survival instincts to their highest level. Walec kept pressing but his reluctant foe managed to last the distance and hear the lopsided call of the judges. 100-87 & 99-89 x2

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Damien Walec 13-0 (9) vs Ted Wright 11-2 (4)

Wright obliged the aggressive Walec as they traded blows early and often in the opening stanza. With a minute left a three punch combo opened a bad cut over Walec's right eye and Ted scored with another searing salvo before the bell. Wright was fighting confidently in round two until he ducked into a wicked uppercut that sent him staggering into the ropes, Damien flailed away with both hands and connected with several power shots, but Wright was able to remain upright until his minute reprieve.

The next three rounds were impossible to score with The Omen throwing harder and more frequent punches while Wright countered and defended with style. A short hook reopened Walec's cut late in the fifth and the doctor was called to look at it. Feeling desperate, Walec was a tornado in round six, blistering Wright to the head and body with murderous combinations. The next two rounds followed that same pattern and while Wright probably gave Damien his toughest fight to date, a straight left hand put him flat on his back for the ten count in round nine.

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Damien Walec 14-0 (10) vs Loucif Hamani 5-9 (3)

Walec continued to blaze through his opposition when a brutal 3 punch combination exploded into Hamani's chin and left him unconscious after only forty-five seconds of action.

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Damien Walec 15-0 (11) vs Frank Tate 9-5-1 (4)

Another batch of fights, another dominant showing by the Omen. He was never able to floor Tate and Frank had a couple of decent rounds late, but Walec piled up points behind his long southpaw jab and straight left hand en route to a concise UD, 99-91 x2 & 97-93

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Damien Walec 16-0 (11) vs Lou Woods 3-13

Walec came in uncharacteristically out of shape, but it didn't matter. He dominated Woods in a lethargic performance, but all the same his skills were evident in the UD whitewashing, 100-90, 99-90 & 98-92

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Agostino Cardamone 8-8-1 (2) vs Damien Walec 17-0 (11)

Walec was back to his punishing self, flooring Cardamone twice in the third with left hands and again in the fifth and seventh with combinations. Somehow Cardamone managed to survive the punishment, but he was never competitive as Damien took another lopsided UD. 99-86, 98-87 & 97-88