B-town Boxing: A Heavyweight Universe

[Romdawg88]

If Mayweather thinks all of us would be so easy to beat Napoles has a slot open after the Arguello fight and would be more then happy to shut Mayweather's mouth.

[a87star]

Floyd Mayweather: Isn't Napoles the guy that that quit on his stool in the amateurs against Monzon? The guy has no heart but i'll be glad to take him up on his challenge. In fact, i'll fly down to Havana or wherever he wants to fight and completely embarrass him in front of his whole country.

[Romdawg88]

I just checked and notice that Mr. Mayweather doesn't have any opponent yet for this month so screw waiting until after the Alexis match lets do it now. I'm sure Btown would love to add another big fight to the month.

[a87star]

Floyd Mayweather: Fine. I'm going to enjoy taking you to school. Just don't cry when you get whooped. Actually, you'll just sit on your stool.

[mh2365]

Originally Posted by Romdawg88

I just checked and notice that Mr. Mayweather doesn't have any opponent yet for this month so screw waiting until after the Alexis match lets do it now. I'm sure Btown would love to add another big fight to the month.

Good move take on Floyd while you are still undefeated. Alexis told me he isn't interested in the fight if Napoles has a loss.

[btown32]

Ah, this is getting good! As I stated on the first introductory post of my universe, I am not using aging because I wanted each fighter facing each other in their prime.

- Not going for the CNBF title is always your prerogative. You never have to take a fight that is proposed unless you feel it is in your best interest. I know I wouldn't position myself to take a title fight that already belongs to one of my stable fighters.

- For all the new promoters - what Muckboys and Villebillie is doing is negotiating a fight between their stable fighters. In case you joined late and didn't know how this works, I will not schedule fights between your own fighters. Those contracts have to be negotiated between yourselves and if you decide to agree, I will schedule the fight.

I have to run an errand right now, but when I get back I will get to this contract negotiation between Napoles and Arguello. I will also look into Corrales and whoever else you guys are interested in scheduling. Keep it coming, this makes for a much more interesting boxing scene.

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Good move take on Floyd while you are still undefeated. Alexis told me he isn't interested in the fight if Napoles has a loss.

Don't worry Napoles has no intention of losing this fight. Truthfully, this is the kind of fight I would normally never sign to much risk of losing without enough of a PP benefit since Floyd only has one fight so far but I dislike the guy so much in the real world that I couldn't pass up a chance to watch him get beaten up in the virtual world, well hopefully.

Man, this is either going to turn out to be the best month ever for my stable or the worse. Everyone of my guys are in against live bodies.

[mh2365]

Don't worry if Napoles loses we'd be happy to smack around Savon in his place

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by mh2365

Don't worry if Napoles loses we'd be happy to smack around Savon in his place

Put my 9 against your 13 not a chance in hell. However, if you want to put Cotto in there instead of Arguello I would happily take the fight unless a mandatory title defense pops up.

[mh2365]

That's a possibility .. if you lose to Mayweather than Napoles - Arguello is off and Cotto - Savon is on

[Romdawg88]

Cool with me.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by Romdawg88

I was wondering what Trinidad or Corrales are doing this month. If either are free this month I would like to take them on as a warm up for the big show next month.

Don King: "Both Chico and Tito haven't signed contracts to fight this month. I am just worried that Napoles may not recover and be the same fighter after he loses and takes a beating to either of my fighters. Of course we will not accept a fight in Cuba due to the influence and control over the judges by the dictatorship over on the island."

[Romdawg88]

Originally Posted by btown32

Don King: "Both Chico and Tito haven't signed contracts to fight this month. I am just worried that Napoles may not recover and be the same fighter after he loses and takes a beating to either of my fighters. Of course we will not accept a fight in Cuba due to the influence and control over the judges by the dictatorship over on the island."

I'd bet that Gary Shaw isn't going to be too happy when he finds out that Don King is trying to set up fights for Chico. Since I'm going to be busy with Mayweather and Arguello in the coming months We're going to have to delay any fights with Chico or Tito. If by the grace of god Napoles comes through in one piece against Mayweather and Arguello we'll gladly sign to fight Chico. I would prefer not to do business with King for the same reasons he doesn't want to come to Cuba so Tito is out of luck for now.

[btown32]

Originally Posted by btown32

Don King: "Both Chico and Tito haven't signed contracts to fight this month. I am just worried that Napoles may not recover and be the same fighter after he loses and takes a beating to either of my fighters. Of course we will not accept a fight in Cuba due to the influence and control over the judges by the dictatorship over on the island."

Oops...a little too much drinking for Don. Of course, Shaw Productions will gladly accept a fight with Napoles whenever time permits. Corrales is focused on winning the MBF title at the moment and is in preparations for another fight this month.

[btown32]

Alexis Arguello, Nicaragua, 2-0-0 (2) vs Ricardo Mayorga, Nicaragua, 4-0-0 (4)

Pharoahs Casino, Managua, Nicaragua. The much awaited fight between the two best fighters of their country, Nicaragua, has brought a sellout crowd to the Pharoahs Casino. Arguello lands the better punches and hurts “El Matador” in the 1st round, 18-9. Mayorga is cut early in the 2nd by an accidental head-butt. But the cut wont matter as Arguello proves why he is the best Nicaraguan fighter and knocks out Mayorga at the 2:48 mark of the 2nd round.

Winner: Arguello
Result: (KO2)
Cards: 10-9, on all three cards in favor of Arguello
Punch stats: 27-48, 56.3% Mayorga - 88-149, 59.1% Arguello

[Romdawg88]

Wow, great performance by Alexis. I expected him to win easily but I figured it would take a few rounds for him to get Mayorga out of there. Well, we're half the way to having next month's superfight set.

[btown32]

Joe Bugner, UK, 16-3-0 (13) vs Ron Harman, England, 9-4-0 (7)

Latchmere Leisure Centre, Wandsworth, London, England, UK. Bugner is full of energy after his horrendous loss to David Haye in August. Bugner was dominating the fight and ahead on all cards, when the referee stopped the fight and disqualified him for a foul. Bugner has set the pace and controlled all three rounds to start the fight. Harman lands a nice hook that shook Bugner early in the 4th. Harman runs into a hook and is down but the ref rules it a slip. Harman controls the 4th, 17-9. Bugner tires of the bad refereeing and doesn’t want to leave it to his discretion as he attacks Harman the entire round until the ref has no choice but to stop the fight.

Winner: Bugner
Result: (TKO5)
Cards: 39-37, on all three cards in favor of Bugner
Punch stats: 64-167, 38.3% Harman - 192-373, 51.5% Bugner

[btown32]

EBU Title Fight - Tryst Sports Centre, Cumbernauld, Scotland, UK

[Champion] Joe Calzaghe, UK, 15-0-0 (13) vs EBU#1 Soren Peterson, Denmark, 13-0-0 (9)

Calzaghe makes his first title defense against mandatory opponent, Soren Peterson of Denmark. Calzaghe is 4-0-0 (4), 1KO, 3TKO in title fights while this will be the first title shot of any kind for Peterson. Peterson looks dazed but the bell rings to end the 1st, 10-3, Calzaghe. The challenger responds and shows why he is the number one ranked contender, 14-5, in the 2nd. The champion lands effectively in the 3rd, 20-5. Peterson is down from a combination in the 4th, and loses that round badly, 19-0. Round 6 is the best round of the fight as both boxers stand toe-to-toe, 14-11, in favor of Calzaghe. Peterson definitely has Calzaghe in some trouble here in the 7th, 14-4, as the champ clinches to get out of the round. 12-10, Calzaghe, as Peterson does a nice job of countering and has the champ a little dazed again at the end of the 8th. Calzaghe lets both hands go in the 9th, 27-2, as he looks to be ahead in this fight. 17-7, Calzaghe in the 10th. Calzaghe successfully defends his title by way of 11th round knockout at the 2:38 mark.

Winner: Calzaghe
Result: (KO11)
Cards: 98-91, 98-91, 97-92, all three cards in favor of Calzaghe
Punch stats: 179-480, 37.3% Peterson - 380-821, 46.3% Calzaghe

[btown32]

CNBF Title Fight - Palacios Deportes, Havana, Cuba

[Champion] Yanqui Azcuy Diaz, Cuba, 17-7-1 (16) vs. CNBF#1 Felix Savon, Cuba, 11-1-0 (9)

Savon unleashes a nice combination that brings approval by the crowd but is suddenly looking up as Diaz lands a wild overhand right that connects. Savon is up at three and does a real good job of avoiding any more trouble and finishes the round. Savon lands a cross and puts Diaz down with 2:29 left in the 2nd round. Savon has Diaz trapped in the corner and is trying to end this fight right now, 41-0, as Diaz goes down again for good at the end of the round. We have a new CNBF Champion, Felix Savon.

Winner: Savon
Result: (KO2)
Cards: 10-8, on all three cards in favor of Diaz
Punch stats: 12-116, 10.3% Diaz - 78-119, 65.5% Savon

[btown32]

Oct/Nov?

All U.S. fighters:

Jack Clifford, 2-0-0
Dino Homsey, 2-0-0 (2)
Tony Novak, 1-1-0 (1)
Felix Abner, 1-0-0 (1)
Mike Scheibelhood, 2-0-0 (2)
Al Spaulding, 0-3-0
Buddy Scott, 2-1-0 (1)
Johnny Allen, 1-2-0
Walter Wohlwend, 3-1-0 (1)
Chris Thomas, 3-1-0 (2)
Jerry McSwain, 3-1-0 (1)
Chief Mayle, 3-1-0