Zyberian's Uni

[zyberianwarrior]

I have done this in the past not quite like this though and since I will have a LOT of free time now (don't ask not injured again but out of work). I am going full bore into this uni.

The setup pits historical AND RFG's (realistic setting) in one ongoing uni. I started off with 64 fighters in each of the historical 8 weight classes and fought them 12 times the worst 32 fighters out of that group were eliminated from title contention. The 32 remaining were in a single elimination tourney for the unified title and to determine the top 12 in the championship group (by rank). To get a stack of 32 contenders a new group of 32 combined fighters went 12 bouts and then a double elimination tourney to decide the top 16. (Basically 16 fighters are knocked out of the title picture from both the journeyman and contender roles every two years). Pretty much the same idea I have been working on for a while 12 fights they are prime 6 fights is pre prime and anywhere from 18 to 30 fights before going post prime.

I have split it into two main groups 0-6 and 7-15 meaning the 7-15's cannot pad their records against the 0-6 group and balance things out in the long run.

So it starts off with 32 fighters going to the rookie group and they fight 6x (3x a year) and then all move up to journeyman and pre prime where they fight 6 rounds instead of four then if they make it 8 rounds in contender and a minimum of 8 in the championship group.

I also moved up the fighters from say cruiserweight to heavyweight and one each with the exception of strawweight where they moved up to bantam.

Had some interesting results so far (I am at the welterweight champions and have 4 to go) and will start posting the results here along with some notable historical fighters in each division so everyone here can follow along.

[bob_bask]

Sorry to hear about work situation. Will be following.

[Lee]

Originally Posted by bob_bask

Sorry to hear about work situation. Will be following.

Ditto, wishing you the best in that regard

[zyberianwarrior]

Thanks guys I'll bounce back quickly though I hope to have something posted tonight on my uni.

[zyberianwarrior]

As promised here are some results from the championship tournaments

RFG Rommel Buenaventura with a 15-0-2(7) record wins the 0-6 unified title he is rated as a 5 but will face stiff competition with the likes of 11-1-3(2) Henry Flakes.

In the 7-15 group 16-0-0(6) RFG Ron Foster faced 11-4-1(4) Lennox Lewis in the finals. Foster was game but could not match Lewis as lewis coasted to a championship victory and fosters first loss. Other notables include 10-4-2(2) Jack Johnson, 10-2-1(6) Vitali Klitschko and RFG 10-2-1(4) Jesus Hernandez.

In the 0-6 Light heavy 15-2-0(5) Ashley Crawford delivered a thrilling KO to capture the unified 0-6 title over Vincenzo Nardiallo who fell to 10-4-2(4) RFG Argentina's David Mejia checks in with an impressive 12-1-1(2) record.

In the 7-15 group John Henry Lewis leads a tough field as a 12-2-3(1) champion with 12-3-2 Maxie Rosenbloom and 9-4-2(1) Philadelphia Jack O'Brien nipping at his heels. 10-4-2(4) Archie Moore is in the mix as well as is 8-4-2(1) Jimmy Bivins and 11-3-2(1) Lucian Bute. RFG Cuba grown 10-3-2(3) Rafael Medellin leads the group for the RFG's.

over in the Middleweights, Englands second champion 12-4-1(3) Richard Williams faces stiff competition from RFG's Jaiver Moreno 12-2-2(2) Eugene Carson 13-3-1(6) and from Morocco Abdul-Wahid bin Jameel 11-2-2(3)

In the 7-15 group RFG American 11-4-2(1)Lowell Anderson went the distance in a 116-113 decision over 12-4-1(5) Maurice Hope to win the title and is getting immediate notice from fellow American 11-2-1(4) Marvin Hagler.

In the welterweights American RFG 16-1-0(6) Myles Harris delivered a TKO win over 15-2-0(3) Freddie Pendleton 8-3-2(2) Young Corbett is rated 29th overall and barely made it to the championship group.

In the 7-15 group RFG American 14-2-1(6) Howard Hunt (rated 10) is the current title holder but 10-2-4(2) fellow american Floyd Mayweather Jr will have a lot to say in one of the weakest divisions in boxing right now. Henry Armstrong and Oba Carr are making noise in the journeyman group but they are not expected to hit the championship group until 2016.

In the 0-6 lightweight group RFG Twain's own 11-5-1(2) Chua-kah Ts'ai defeated Scottsman 12-5-0(1) Ricky Burns in a thrilling 12 rounder for the title. RFG Puerto Rico Jamie Rivera checks in with a very impressive 13-1-1(7) record and is expected to make a bid for the title.

In the 7-15 group 13-4-0(2) Jose Luis Ramirez breaks the run of RFG victories needing three KD's to record a thrilling 113-111 decision over 14-2-1 Ike Williams. 12-4-0(3) Shane Mosley and 10-3-3(1) Ray Mancini is expected to make noise in this division as well.

In the 0-6 featherweights Bernabe Concepcion struggled through 11-6-0(3) the early stages of his career but went perfect in the tournament for the title. There are no 6 rated fighters in the championship pool and 11-5-0(5) Thailand Sompichai Kratingdaengg will be eying the title with serious interest.

In the RFG Heavy 7-15 group, Phillippines own Bayanai Recio (rated 12) gave the home crowd something to cheer about as he is currently on top with a 14-1-2(2) record beating New Zealand RFG Jerry Kennelly (rated 13) 15-2-0(2) before his hometown people in the Philippines. Cuba's own Kid Chocolate 11-2-1(1) and Baby Arizmendi 10-5-1 leads the historic fighters.

In the 0-6 bantamweight 12-2-3(2) Ju-do Chun brought home South Korea's first title defeating RFG 13-2-2(1) Yasuyuki Okarnoto in Japan. Rafael Pedroza 11-3-0(4), Eden Sonsona 11-3-1(2) and Frankie Duarte 12-3-1(3) leads this talent heavy historical team.

In probably the not so biggest surprise secret 7-15 division only ONRE name stands out Eder Jofre he took home the title with a 9th rd TKO points stoppage to up his record to an impressive 16-1-0(5) mark against Johnny King 13-4-0(8) in England. Johnny Tapia 7-3-3(2) is in the championship mix as well.

To wrap it up in the Flyweight 0-6 group England's RFG Archie Snooks 11-4-2(2) won the title via TKO cuts but is expected to face a challenge from 11-4-1(1) Surachai Saengmorakot

Finally in the 7-15 group Mexico has reason to celebrate as well as Humberto Gonzalez remains perfect 16-0-1(3) but that perfection could be short lived because a 15 rated RFG from Ghana Tariq Were is making noise despite a record of 8-3-4(1) in an otherwise weak division as well. Only four fighters are in the championship group rated over 10. Pascal Perez is currently making noise in the contender group and is expected to advance to teh championship in 2016.

[zyberianwarrior]

one shocker in the heavyweights so far from the journeyman class Ken Norton was eliminated in the first round of the tournament to pick the final 16 that moves up to contender and thus is out of the title hunt picture.

[zyberianwarrior]

I have finally managed to sim out the 2014 season and have a lot of interesting results, rulings, upsets and a terrific fight of the year. It took me a while due to my situation and will not continue into 2015 until I get settled in a new place (and internet) due to the rommie experiment has ended in colossal failure. I will be breaking this page up in multiple parts due to the many title changes that occurred and will post the PBP of the FOY as well.

Since I started 2014 with the Light heavyweight and Flyweight divisions, I'll start there. In the 0-6 Flyweight the year opened with a stunning DQ to the champ Archie Snooks for constantly leaning on the neck of Ramon Baca and the ref stopped the contest in the 6th rd. Baca is the first Argentine and second RFG to win this title. Baca would go on to defend his title successfully with a 9th rd KO of Marvello Blanco. Controversy followed Baca into his last fight of the year (and can be found under the headbutts and TKO section in the main group) as what was originally ruled a TKO win turned into a NC due to the fight being stopped in the 3rd round of an accidental headbutt. Yasutaka Kuroki is scheduled to face Baca sometime next year for the title.

In the 7-15 group Humberto Gonzalez started off the year with the title made a successful defense via a 12th rd TKO (points) over Lorenzo Parra but lost the title (his first loss stopping his 17 bout win streak) via SD to RFG American Earl Chestnut. Chestnut had a more controversial defense of his title as a headbutt in round three caused a cut and was finally stopped in the 7th round with Chestnut winning the round easily over Viktor Ozarnikov. Viktor was actually leading on one score card and the other two had it even but did not count the 7th round. The rules stated that the 7th round had to be counted and thus Chestnut went from a technical draw to a Technical SD winner. No announcement has yet to me made regarding a rematch. Vitkor is currently ranked 10th out of the top 12 fighters (23rd overall). Ghanas Tariq Ware (rated 15) is being touted for a title bout next year (Chestnut is rated 8).

Over in the Light Heavyweight 0-6 group, Crawford Ashley lasted 4 rounds before being knocked out by Chuck Speiser. Speiser would lose the bout in his first defense via a 10th rd DQ low blow to Salvadore Lopez (RFG Spain) (Speiser was clearly winning the bout on the cards). Lopez first defense ended in a 12 round draw to Steve Griffin. Finland's RFG Aappo Toivenen is the current #1 challenger to the title. Italian Vincenzo Nardillo lost via KO to hurt his chances but he is still in the top 4 with RFG Argentina David Mejia and England's Ashley.

In the wild 7-15 division John Henry Lewis took on all comers after beating Maxie Rosenbloom in the tournament finals. Beat Cuba's RFG Rafael Medellin via 10th rd TKO (cuts) the faced off with legend Archie Moore in a 12 round slugfest in Las Vegas. The bout was back and forth and very close throughout but Moore was called on two point deduction fouls in the final two rounds to give Lewis a MD (114-114 on one card 116-112 for Lewis on the second and 115-114 for Lewis on the 3rd) This fight was considered for FOY but that award went elsewhere. Moore is screaming for a rematch and is currently 4th the payday for the two fighters was a whopping $43,997,600 for each fighter (highest payday of the year). Lewis the set his sights on RFG fighter from the Philippines Felino Castillanes and needed only one minute and 12/12 punches to lay him out. In addition to Moore the other top two fighters are Philadelphia Jack O'Brien and Lucian Bute.

Up next will be the Welterweight and Featherweight.

[zyberianwarrior]

2014 was a banner year for 0-6 Welterweight American RFG Myles Harris but it was not an easy one for him. His first title defense was a successful 114-112 split decision over Ricardo Torrez. Then poured it on in his second defense for a 4th rd TKO (cuts) over Tom Carr before earning the nickname cardiac kid surviving an early knockdown to rally to a 114-113x2 and a 114-114 split decision over Arturo Rocha. His record is at a 19-1-0(7) and should have formidable opposition over fellow americans Freddy Pendleton (17-3-0(4)) and Bryan Shaw 12-2-2(6) next year.

In the 7-15 Welterweight fellow American RFG Howard Hurt enjoyed a bit of easier success in his three title defenses winning by either TKO (cuts) or outright KO over his opponents. Andrew Cameron went 12 rounds with Hurt before succumbing to his cuts calling off the fight. Ron Hill lasted only 8 rounds before getting knocked out. Luis Collazo lasted until the 10th round before his cuts over came him giving Hurt a 17-2-1(9) record. Top contender Floyd Mayweather Jr (12-2-5(3)) is not impressed and vows to take the title from Hurt next year.

Over in the 0-6 featherweight group the title changed hands every fight Bernabie Concepcion won in the tournament but met up with a tough Mexican Martin Honorio losing the belt via MD. Honorio lost his belt in his first title defense going only two rounds before the ref stopped further punishment at the hands of RFG from Spain Luis Maldonado. Maldonado lasted six rounds in his only defense of the title before being knocked out by Sornpichai Kratingorenggym. Concepcion somehow is now the #1 challenger and right behind him is Juan Gerardo Cabera and fellow Thai Fashan 3K Battery.

The 7-15 featherweights was exciting and memorable in many ways. Phillippino Bayanai Arizemendy, after winning the tournament, needed only two rounds to dispose of Baby Arizmendi vis KO but lost the title to a vicious headbutt foul in the 7th round to Italian RFG Virgile Viceronte. Viceronte had several options for his first title defense but settled for a Puerto Rican fighter named Juan Manual Lopez. Lopez did not have a great record 8-7-2(3) coming in and Viceronte was rated higher (10-8) but the bout was made and the result was the FIGHT OF THE YEAR.

Fight Card - 2014-10-11
Main Event
Virgile Viceronte vs Juan Manuel Lopez

Fight info: Piazza de Siena, Rome, Lazio, Italy, 2014-10-11, announcer is Jimmy Lennon, referee is Juan Arredondo, the bout will be scored by three judges: Lloyd Scaife (United States), Richard Flaherty (United States) and Santiago Medine (Panama), ring card girl is Grace Rivera, the fighters will compete for the Unified 7-15 title(s), the bout is scheduled for 12 rounds, Unified-rules are in effect, three KD rule is not in effect, save by the bell is not in effect, only the referee can stop the fight, mandatory 8 count is not in effect, fight stopped due to an accidental head butt: Tech. Draw through 4/Scorecard after 4, game will check for injuries, game will not adjust ratings for weight class, use judges bias is set to 'none', Scoring System is 10 Points
In the red corner: Virgile Viceronte - Record: 10-4-1 (4) - Career Stage: Prime - Conditioning: Fights Too Frequently - Trainer: Cory Patrick - Cut Man: Drew Qualtrough
In the blue corner: Juan Manuel Lopez - Record: 8-7-2 (3) - Career Stage: Prime - Conditioning: Top Condition - Trainer: Amawal Manni - Cut Man: Allan Calleson



Round 1

Time Commentary Points
0:00 The fighters come out of their corners, ready to initiate action here in the first. 0:0
0:12 Lopez has Viceronte cornered! 0:0
0:16 Lopez fires and misses. 0:0
0:18 * Viceronte is told to keep his punches up by Arredondo. 3:0
0:37 Viceronte moves into a neutral corner. 3:0
0:41 Lopez misses. He had an opening and whiffed with the punch. 3:0
0:57 Lopez keeps looking to get inside on Viceronte 3:0
1:01 Viceronte sometimes falls in love with his hook ... but when it scores like that one, it's hard to blame him! 6:0
1:10 There's a lot of excitement surrounding this fight and the crowd is really showing it. 6:0
1:18 Lopez grabs Viceronte. Too much of this kind of thing can have a negative affect on the scoring of the fight. 6:0
1:22 Arredondo moves in to break the clinch. 6:0
1:31 Viceronte connects with a violent combination! 11:0
1:31 Lopez was rattled by those shots and he is in a world of hurt! 11:0
1:45 Lopez takes a hard combination from Viceronte 15:0
1:45 Viceronte has Lopez in trouble, he is hurt and trying to hang on!! 15:0
1:53 Viceronte scores with a quick hook to the head of Lopez after Juan Manuel Lopez missed with a wild shot of his own. 17:0
1:53 Viceronte is going to let it all hang out and try to end this fight right here and now! 17:0
2:07 Viceronte fails to connect with that punch. He pushed it out there instead of cutting loose with it. 17:0
2:13 Lopez connects with a solid uppercut! 17:4
2:13 That punch may have stunned Viceronte momentarily. 17:4
2:27 Viceronte whiffs with the hook. 17:4
2:38 Viceronte fires a wild overhand right and misses everything. 17:4
2:45 Viceronte takes a heavy hook downstairs. 17:8
2:45 Viceronte is hurt! 17:8
3:00 Lopez muscles his way inside. 17:8
3:00 That was a solid, action packed round! 18:9



Round 2

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Viceronte and Lopez square off as the bell sounds to start the action for Round 2. 0:0
0:10 Juan Manuel Lopez fires a wild overhand left and misses everything. 0:0
0:17 Allan Calleson was really animated in Lopez's corner and Lopez was nodding in agreement. 0:0
0:22 Lopez fires a shot, but it glances off Viceronte's shoulder. 0:0
0:40 Lopez just can't find the range with that jab. 0:0
0:55 Viceronte works his way in and leans on Lopez... 0:0
1:06 Arredondo breaks them up... 0:0
1:11 The fighters are taking an extended breather. 0:0
1:15 * Arredondo is telling Viceronte to watch using his elbows. 4:0
1:38 Viceronte is in constant motion. He is a hard fighter to corner. 4:0
1:43 Viceronte quickly pulls at his trunks. 4:0
1:58 Viceronte tries to get the hook into the the ribs, but Lopez blocks it. 4:0
2:04 Lopez lands a vicious hook! 4:4
2:04 And Viceronte's in big trouble now! 4:4
2:26 Virgile Viceronte made Lopez look foolish as he dodged everything he threw just now. Lopez would have better luck trying to catch a greased Pig. 4:4
2:32 Juan Manuel Lopez steps back as he tries to create some punching room. 4:4
2:36 Lopez moves into the upper corner. 4:4
2:36 Both fighters are pawing with the jab, trying to find an opening. Viceronte digs a quick hook into the exposed side of Lopez. 6:4
2:45 Lopez said he wanted to start fast but, he still hasn't found his rhythm. 6:4
2:53 Viceronte clinches... Lopez gets an arm free! He should be punching with it! 6:4
2:58 Viceronte shoves Juan Manuel Lopez away. 6:4
3:00 Lopez wants to go downstairs, but can't penetrate Viceronte's defense. 6:4
3:00 That was a really tentative round for both men. 5:5



Round 3

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Round 3 begins as the bell sounds. 0:0
0:06 Viceronte received a pep talk from Cory Patrick before he left his corner; we'll see if it worked. 0:0
0:11 Viceronte lets his hands go inside, but Juan Manuel Lopez protects his body well. 0:0
0:21 Lopez works downstairs, scoring with series of hooks. 0:2
0:33 Lopez pops a jab home. That punch didn't hurt but it still scored points. 0:4
0:45 The fighters are at close quarters now as Virgile Viceronte lands a hook downstairs. 2:4
0:58 Viceronte has Lopez trapped in the upper left neutral corner... 2:4
0:58 The fighters are tangled up inside. Viceronte has a hand free and lands a little uppercut. 4:4
1:15 Lopez traps Viceronte's gloves under his arms. He won't let go until Arredondo breaks it up. 4:4
1:19 * Viceronte is told to watch leading with his head by the referee Arredondo. 4:4
1:19 * Arredondo steps in and deducts a point from Viceronte! 4:4
1:25 Viceronte fires a straight right. He split the gloves with that punch. 6:4
1:34 Lopez backs into the upper corner. 6:4
1:39 Viceronte is still trying to find the range with his punches. He's just missing with some of his shots. 6:4
1:45 Virgile Viceronte takes a tremendous hook to the jaw! 6:8
1:45 Viceronte was staggered by that punch! 6:8
2:13 * Viceronte takes a hard uppercut right on the button and hes down! 6:8
2:16 Arredondo picks up the count from the timekeeper... 6:16
2:16 1 6:16
2:17 2 6:16
2:18 3 6:16
2:19 4 6:16
2:20 5 6:16
2:21 6 6:16
2:22 7 6:16
2:22 * Viceronte beats the count, but he appears to be hurt badly! 6:16
2:22 Viceronte does not looks like he has fully recovered from the knockdown but he tells the ref that he can still fight. Arredondo must agree as he signals for the fight to go on. 6:16
2:22 Lopez hurt Viceronte with that last shot! He's got him on wobbly legs, let's see if he can close the deal! 6:16
2:36 Lopez lands a wicked combination! 6:21
2:36 Viceronte looks to be in big trouble after that barrage! 6:21
2:45 Viceronte is forced into his own corner... 6:21
2:54 That combination from Lopez lands with some authority! 6:25
2:54 Virgile Viceronte is unsteady and looking to hang on as he took some shots! 6:25
3:00 Both boxers go back to the middle of the squared circle. 6:25
3:00 Viceronte does a great job of moving as Lopez tries to work inside. 6:25
3:00 What a devastating knockdown, you can bet the fans in attendance will be talking about that round long after the fight is over. 7:24



Round 4

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Lopez didn't sit in the corner between rounds and he comes out quickly to begin Round 4. 0:0
0:05 Viceronte got some great advice from Cory Patrick between rounds, let's see if he puts it to use here in round 4. 0:0
0:10 Viceronte circles around the ring. 0:0
0:10 Despite the punches landed, both fighters remain unmarked. 0:0
0:22 Lopez misses with what looked like a backhand. He's lucky. If that had landed, he might have drawn a warning. 0:0
0:29 Lopez takes a punishing over hand right to the jaw! 5:0
0:29 Lopez takes a step back, obviously hurt! 5:0
0:38 Viceronte pins Lopez in the corner! 5:0
0:42 Viceronte pummels Lopez, capping off his assault with a stiff cross! 10:0
0:42 Juan Manuel Lopez seems to have been hurt by that punch! 10:0
0:55 Viceronte sneaks home the right cross. 12:0
1:13 Viceronte misses with the left and then fails to connect with the right as well. 12:0
1:19 Viceronte is receiving a lot of encouragement from his corner. 12:0
1:28 Viceronte can't find the range as he tries to work the body. 12:0
1:34 Juan Manuel Lopez lands a powerful cross right on the button! 12:5
1:34 Viceronte is badly hurt! 12:5
1:48 Both men look like they want to keep this fight in the center of the ring. 12:5
1:48 Viceronte appears to be rebounding from the knockdown he suffered in the last frame. 12:5
1:58 Viceronte misses with an uppercut from way outside. That's a dangerous punch to throw. You leave yourself wide open for a counter. 12:5
2:05 The fighters jockey for position as they both try to gain the advantage here in the 4th. 12:5
2:09 Lopez lets his hands go inside and scores with at least two hard shots to Viceronte's ribs. 12:8
2:18 Viceronte doesn't have to look for Lopez this round as He is right there in front of him. 12:8
2:22 Viceronte lands a cross to the body. 14:8
2:42 Lopez retreats into a neutral corner. 14:8
2:46 Viceronte is boxing beautifully, smoothly moving side to side and in and out. 14:8
2:51 The fighters are back at ring center... 14:8
2:51 Lopez takes a cross to the head from Viceronte. 16:8
2:55 Lopez now has some bruising under his left eye. 16:8
3:00 A nice action round! Both fighters had their moments and receive a well-deserved round of applause as they head for their corners. 18:9



Round 5

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Viceronte is off his stool and waiting for the bell to begin Round 5. 0:0
0:06 Whatever Cory Patrick said to him in the corner between rounds must have had some effect as Viceronte has some spring in his step here in the 5th round. 0:0
0:10 Virgile Viceronte pins Lopez's arms. Now they move apart. 0:0
0:15 Now they break clean. 0:0
0:20 Lopez retreats into the near corner. 0:0
0:24 Viceronte tries to go to the body but he can't find an opening. 0:0
0:31 A big combination from Lopez lands with serious impact! 0:5
0:31 Viceronte is trying to regain his senses after those punches! 0:5
0:40 Viceronte had the upper hand in an action packed exchange! 3:7
0:53 Lopez slides into his own corner... 3:7
0:53 Viceronte presses the attack, landing a crisp uppercut inside. 6:7
1:07 Viceronte misses wildly with the Hook. 6:7
1:13 A brutal hook from Lopez connects to the solar plexus! 6:12
1:13 Viceronte was stunned by that blow! 6:12
1:29 Viceronte telegraphed that shot and Lopez ducks under it easily. 6:12
1:40 Viceronte throws a flurry of punches but Lopez either blocks or slips them. 6:12
1:47 Lopez lands a solid hook! 6:16
1:47 Viceronte is gasping for air!! 6:16
1:56 Viceronte is trying to avoid shots to the body, but He better get his hands up! 6:16
2:00 Viceronte lands a short hook to the body. 8:16
2:13 Viceronte slides into the corner... 8:16
2:18 Juan Manuel Lopez doesn't connect with the cross. 8:16
2:25 Lopez's fans are here in force tonight, cheering everything he does. 8:16
2:32 Lopez ties up Virgile Viceronte. Why would he want to clinch now? 8:16
2:37 * Viceronte is leaning on the back of Juan Manuel Lopez's neck and Arredondo has seen enough as he issues a warning. 8:16
2:58 Viceronte attempts to go to the body, but can't connect. 8:16
3:00 The bell stops the action as Viceronte and Lopez go back to their corners. 8:15



Round 6

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Round 6 gets underway as the fighters move to the middle of the ring. 0:0
0:13 Several solid punches from Lopez land, stopping Viceronte in His tracks. 0:3
0:32 Lopez lands a hard hook! 0:7
0:32 Virgile Viceronte is suddenly in trouble! 0:7
0:52 Juan Manuel Lopez is holding on to Viceronte. He seems to be taking a breather. 0:7
1:04 Lopez finally lets go of Viceronte. 0:7
1:15 Viceronte plants a cross on Lopez's rib cage. 2:7
1:24 Viceronte is looking to protect his body and he's leaving his chin wide open! 2:7
1:28 Lopez sends the sweat flying with that cross to the head of Viceronte. 2:10
1:41 Lopez has Viceronte blocked in! 2:10
1:45 Lopez grabs Viceronte's head, pulls it down, into his chest. Arredondo has to force Lopez to let go. 2:10
1:50 Arredondo separates the two fighters. 2:10
1:54 Lopez lands a combination. Viceronte drops his guard and Lopez whacks him again! 2:13
2:13 Lopez cuts loose with a combination and the crowd roars, but the truth is none of those punches landed. Viceronte had his elbows tucked in nicely. 2:13
2:21 Lopez is really focused in this round. 2:13
2:27 Viceronte steals a quick glance at his corner. 2:13
2:34 Lopez forces the action inside with an arcing cross to Virgile Viceronte's head. 2:16
2:38 There appears to be some minor swelling under Viceronte's left eye. 2:16
3:00 Lopez lands a devastating hook! 2:20
3:00 Viceronte looks hurt... He's stumbling backward! 2:20
3:00 Round 6 of this scheduled 12 rounder ends as the bell sounds. 2:20



Round 7

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Grace Rivera exits the ring to wild cheering. We await the bell, signaling the start of Round 7. There it is! 0:0
0:07 Cory Patrick seemed to pump up Viceronte between rounds. 0:0
0:12 Lopez lets his hands go but his punches land on the arms of Viceronte. 0:0
0:14 Juan Manuel Lopez walks in to a glancing hook from Virgile Viceronte. 2:0
0:19 Both of these fighters are really laboring now... 2:0
0:28 Lopez is blocked in his opponents corner... 2:0
0:37 * Viceronte lands a violent shot under Lopez's ribcage and Lopez instantly drops down on both knees. 2:0
0:40 Arredondo picks up the count.. 10:0
0:40 1 10:0
0:41 2 10:0
0:42 3 10:0
0:43 4 10:0
0:44 5 10:0
0:45 6 10:0
0:46 Lopez is struggling to regain his feet as the count reaches 7. 10:0
0:46 * Lopez looks stunned, but he is able to beat the count. 10:0
0:46 This bout will continue as Arredondo signals to both men to fight. 10:0
0:46 Viceronte has Lopez hurt, now let's see what kind of finisher Viceronte is. 10:0
0:59 That punch actually went behind Lopez's head as he moved inside of a looping shot from Viceronte. 10:0
1:10 Lopez is either lucky or has radar. Viceronte's last punch missed landing by a fraction of an inch! 10:0
1:16 Virgile Viceronte scores with a hook to the side of the head. 12:0
1:32 Viceronte throws a leaping shot that fails to hit the target. 12:0
1:39 Viceronte moves in and scores with a quick jab. 14:0
1:55 Watch Virgile Viceronte move. He is darting in and out, in and out, keeping Lopez off balance. 14:0
2:00 Lopez slides into a neutral corner... 14:0
2:04 Viceronte lets his hands go but his punches land on the arms of Lopez. 14:0
2:18 Lopez tries to muscle inside but Viceronte clinches him. 14:0
2:23 The fighters separate after a clinch. 14:0
2:27 Viceronte and Lopez grab a quick breather. 14:0
2:30 Viceronte traps Lopez in the corner! 14:0
2:30 Viceronte lands a volley of punches and at least one scored cleanly. 16:0
2:35 The swelling is increasing around Lopez's left. 16:0
2:44 Viceronte has been watching too much wrestling, the way He's grabbing Lopez. 16:0
2:48 Arredondo has to break the clinch. 16:0
2:57 Juan Manuel Lopez has Virgile Viceronte trapped! 16:0
2:57 Lopez scores with a punch that's part uppercut, part hook! 16:2
3:00 It looks like Lopez has a pretty solid lead at this stage of the fight. 16:2
3:00 The bell sounded, ending the round but it's a wonder the referee and the fighters could hear it over the noise being made by the crowd. That knockdown really pumped up the spectators here tonight. 16:2



Round 8

Time Commentary Points
0:00 Viceronte looks to be in fair shape as Round 8 gets underway. 0:0
0:21 Viceronte throws a straight right that glances off the shoulder of Lopez but it's enough to keep him off-balance. 0:0
0:38 Lopez leans on Viceronte and fires a weak hook to the ribs. 0:2
0:54 That uppercut from Lopez has some power behind it! 0:6
0:54 Hide the women and children, that punch nearly took Viceronte's head off and he is in a world of trouble!! 0:6
1:08 Arredondo yells at the fighters to separate but Viceronte and Lopez are a tangle of arms. 0:6
1:23 Arredondo has to separate the two... 0:6
1:36 Viceronte looks to work the body, but Lopez covers up nicely. 0:6
1:42 Both fighters are being extremely cautious in this round, definitely not what the fans had hoped for. 0:6
1:51 Viceronte drives that short hook into Lopez's midsection! 4:6
1:51 Lopez is clutching his side! 4:6
1:55 The knockdown suffered by Lopez should have made that last round Viceronte's by a wide margin. 4:6
2:06 Lopez fires away but finds nothing but air. 4:6
2:12 Viceronte's corner is screaming at him to finish the round strong. 4:6
2:16 Juan Manuel Lopez backs into a neutral corner. 4:6
2:20 Lopez picks off the jab thrown by Viceronte. 4:6
2:27 We have a lull in the action. 4:6
2:30 Viceronte lands a stinging jab. 6:6
2:35 Lopez's swelling isn't getting any better; as a matter of fact it's even more swollen here in round 8. 6:6
2:44 Viceronte lands a strong hook! 11:6
2:44 Lopez is favoring his ribs, he's hurt!! 11:6
2:58 Lopez pins Viceronte's arms! The fighters are tied up... 11:6
3:00 Lopez pushes Viceronte away. 11:6
3:00 Lopez appears to have a pretty good lead at this point. 11:6
3:00 And there's the bell ending Round 8. 10:6



Round 9

Time Commentary Points
0:00 The bell sounds to start Round 9. 0:0
0:08 If the swelling was lessened by Lopez's corner, it wasn't reduced enough to make a big difference. It's going to be a factor in this fight if it continues to worsen. 0:0
0:14 Viceronte ties up Lopez... 0:0
0:26 * Lopez is hitting with his shoulder in the close and Arredondo has seen enough as he issues a warning. 0:0
0:42 Lopez has Viceronte pinned! 0:0
0:46 Lopez pins Viceronte's arms against his body stopping him from throwing any punches. 0:0
0:55 Arredondo moves them apart. 0:0
1:08 Lopez misses with the right and then fails to connect with the left as well. 0:0
1:14 Viceronte misses with the left and then fails to connect with the right as well. 0:0
1:21 Lopez lands a crushing cross! 0:4
1:21 Viceronte looks shaken! 0:4
1:35 Lopez lands a paralyzing uppercut! 0:8
1:35 That punch really rocked Viceronte! 0:8
1:35 * Oh! That last shot has opened a cut on Viceronte because there's blood flowing from somewhere. 0:9
1:35 * Blood is coming from under Viceronte's left eye; but it probably looks worse than it really is. 0:9
1:39 Look for Juan Manuel Lopez to start to target Viceronte's left eye in an attempt to close it because the swelling under it has continued to grow. 0:9
1:49 Lopez fires a volley of punches but Virgile Viceronte was already moving laterally and was out of harm's way. 0:9
2:04 Lopez traps Viceronte in the corner! 0:9
2:09 Viceronte smothers Lopez's attack as Juan Manuel Lopez tries to get off some shots inside. 0:9
2:20 Lopez tries to drop the right hand over the top but Viceronte ducks under it. 0:9
2:36 * Lopez throws a wild overhand right that lands flush! Viceronte drops to one knee and will take the count! 0:9
2:38 Arredondo stands over Viceronte and starts the count... 0:18
2:38 1 0:18
2:39 2 0:18
2:40 3 0:18
2:41 4 0:18
2:42 5 0:18
2:43 6 0:18
2:44 7 0:18
2:45 8 0:18
2:45 * Viceronte still looks shaky after getting up from the knockdown and Arredondo is taking a long look at him. 0:18
2:45 Arredondo looks closely at Virgile Viceronte who indicates he is ok, and the fight will continue... 0:18
2:45 Lopez picks up the pace sensing he can get Viceronte out of there! 0:18
2:59 Lopez just misses with a huge shot as Viceronte chooses the perfect time to suddenly backpedal. 0:18
3:00 Lopez appears to have a pretty good lead at this point. 0:18
3:00 Forget the sweet science, boxing fans love a knockdown as their approval of that last round clearly demonstrates. 0:18



Round 10

Time Commentary Points
0:00 The bell starts the action as Viceronte and Lopez leave their corners. 0:0
0:07 Amawal Manni was extremely upbeat during the break with Lopez providing some solid encouragement. 0:0
0:07 The cut under the left eye suffered by Viceronte has been closed for the time being, thanks to a great job by his cut man. 0:0
0:12 Viceronte lands a hard uppercut! 5:0
0:12 Lopez is trying to regain his senses after that punch... 5:0
0:17 Lopez's left eye is becoming more swollen. his corner is going to need to be control it or it will become a factor. 5:0
0:26 Viceronte drops the right hand flush on Lopez's chin! 10:0
0:26 Lopez looks like he was hurt by that punch! 10:0
0:26 * Viceronte's last punch snapped back the head of Lopez. And it looks like it has also drawn blood! 11:0
0:26 Lopez is bleeding from a cut on his forehead. Cuts like that tend to bleed a lot but are stopped fairly easy if they aren't too deep. 11:0
0:35 Lopez moves into the right corner. 11:0
0:35 Both fighters are throwing but it looks like Viceronte is scoring more than Lopez. 14:2
0:40 The swelling under Juan Manuel Lopez's left eye is causing him problems and it won't take much more to become a major handicap for him. 14:2
0:47 Viceronte has Lopez cornered! 14:2
0:47 Viceronte digs a short hook to ribs of Lopez. 16:2
1:01 Viceronte misses badly. It looked like he changed his mind half way through the punch. 16:2
1:07 Both fighters are feinting with the shoulders. Now, Viceronte lands the right hand. 18:2
1:21 Virgile Viceronte just comes up short with the uppercut. 18:2
1:28 The uppercut just landed by Viceronte is a nice weapon on the inside. 20:2
1:33 Last round's knockdown doesn't appear to have had any carry over here in Round 10. 20:2
1:42 Virgile Viceronte just comes up short with the jab. 20:2
1:48 Viceronte is protecting the body nicely as Juan Manuel Lopez fails to score inside. 20:2
1:55 Viceronte doubled up on the hook. Did you see the water fly off Lopez's head? 25:2
1:55 Mercy! that was a crushing blow! Lopez is trying to hang on... 25:2
2:00 The swelling around Lopez's left eye is getting messy and his vision has to be obscured. 25:2
2:12 Viceronte wraps his arms around Juan Manuel Lopez. 25:2
2:16 Viceronte is aggressively moving forward and Lopez ducks down, looking to land some body shots. Oh, there's a clash of heads and Lopez is bleeding more heavily than he was previously. 25:2
2:16 What once was a small cut on Lopez's forehead is becoming more pronounced here in Round 10. 25:2
2:16 * That accidental head butt that occurred during the clinch has opened a cut! 25:2
2:21 The crowd has been reacting to every punch thrown by these guys, whether it lands or not. 25:2
2:29 Virgile Viceronte throws a crushing right to Lopez's jaw! 30:2
2:29 Viceronte just delivered some big time hurt with that punch! Even the fans at ringside felt it! 30:2
2:38 * That punch caught Lopez clean. He brings his arms up in a defensive posture. Now he pitches forward! Lopez goes down after a delayed reaction to the cross by Viceronte! 30:2
2:41 Arredondo begins the count... 40:2
2:41 1 40:2
2:42 2 40:2
2:43 Lopez is in bad shape as he tries to regain his feet. 40:2
2:44 4 40:2
2:45 5 40:2
2:46 6 40:2
2:47 7 40:2
2:48 8 40:2
2:49 9 40:2
2:50 10! 40:2
2:50 * Lopez can't regain his feet! His legs just won't support him. Lopez rolls over on his back... Viceronte wins by knockout! 40:2



Fight Result


Here's Jimmy Lennon with the call...

Ladies and Gentlemen! The winner and still Unified 7-15 champion by knockout at the 2:51 mark in Round 10 is...

Virgile Viceronte!





Score Cards


Lloyd Scaife Round Total
United States 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Virgile Viceronte 9 10 7 10 9 9 10 10 8 82
Juan Manuel Lopez 10 10 10 9 10 10 8 9 10 86

Richard Flaherty Round Total
United States 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Virgile Viceronte 10 10 7 10 9 9 10 10 8 83
Juan Manuel Lopez 9 10 10 9 10 10 8 9 10 85

Santiago Medine Round Total
Panama 1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Virgile Viceronte 10 10 7 10 9 9 10 10 8 83
Juan Manuel Lopez 9 10 10 9 10 10 8 9 10 85

Round Totals Round Total
1 2 3 4 5 6 7 8 9 10 11 12
Virgile Viceronte 29 30 21 30 27 27 30 30 24 248
Juan Manuel Lopez 28 30 30 27 30 30 24 27 30 256





Statistics

Categories Virgile Viceronte Juan Manuel Lopez
Knockdowns scored 2 2


Jabs / Round 3.80 3.70
Hooks / Round 5.10 3.10
Crosses / Round 5.50 4.30
Combinations / Round 3.70 2.60
Uppercuts / Round 3.30 2.90


Punches Landed / Round 21.40 16.60
Punches Missed / Round 67.80 51.90


Punching Accuracy 24.0% 24.2%


Total Number of Fouls 4 1
Low Blow 1
Using Elbow 1
Head Butting 1
Using Shoulder 1
Leaning on Opponent's Neck 1


Foul Penalties:
Point Deduction 1
Caution 3 1


Suffered Accidental Head Butt causing Cut 1
Bouts with eye swelling resulting from punches 1 1


Cuts totals (opened/reopened/worsened) 1 / 0 / 0 1 / 0 / 1
Cuts after head butts (opened/reopened/worsened) 0 / 0 / 0 0 / 0 / 1


Cut locations breakdown:
Cut under left eye 1 / 0 / 0
Cut on forehead 1 / 0 / 1


Bouts halted to check cut(s) 0 0


Corner work on closing cuts (trials/success):
Trickle 0 / 0 0 / 0
Minor 0 / 0 0 / 0
Bleeding 0 / 0 0 / 0
Bad 1 / 1 0 / 0
Heavy 0 / 0 0 / 0
Gushing 0 / 0 0 / 0


Strategies (demanded/followed)
Cover Up 2 / 2 2 / 1
Fight Inside 0 / 0 4 / 3
Fight Outside (Offensive) 4 / 3 0 / 0
Fight Outside (Defensive) 0 / 0 0 / 0
Go for KO 0 / 0 2 / 2
Go All Out for KO 2 / 2 1 / 1
Protect Cut 0 / 0 0 / 0
Take a Round Off 1 / 0 0 / 0

RFG New Zealander Jerry Kennelly has remained as the #1 challenger all year and will put his 18-2-0(2) record on the line next year for the title.

Up Next Middleweight and Lightweight

[zyberianwarrior]

Continuing on with the Middleweight and Lightweight groups, the action didn't stop and notable fighters make their presence known.

In the 0-6 Middleweights England's Richard Williams was on a roll after winning the title in the tournament and kept on rolling with a stunning 5th rd KO over Morocco RFG Abdul-Wahid bin Jameel and capped it with a 10th rd KO over RFG USA John Tatum. Williams was looking to a 3rd KO on the year and matched up with Syrian Mustafa Hamsho. Williams had trouble focusing on the fight and was knocked down in both the 4th and 5th rounds but refusing to stay down. Williams went down again in the 9th and was wobbly the rest of the way. Hamsho finally delivered a blow to send down Williams a 4th time with 10 seconds to go in the fight but this time Williams stayed down. Puerto Rico's RFG Jaiver Marrero is the new #1 contender and will challenge for the title next year.

In the 7-15 group, Lowell Anderson had a tough first bout defense winning by close 115-114x2 and 115-113 UD over Maurice Hope and not noted as a puncher went the distance against Shawn Snider and 11-3-2 Chris Drake winning both by a comfortable margin. Marvin Hagler is currently ranked 4th with a 13-3-1(6) record but lost to RFG Jamaican Justin Coombs via 3rd rd TKO 11-6-1(3) in a title eliminator matchup. RFG American Trevor Woods 16-3-0(3) is the current #1 contender and is eyeing a NYC fight with Anderson.

In the 0-6 lightweight Chua-Kak Ts'ai fresh off his victory over Ricky Burns in the tournament struggled against USA RFG Todd Fisher but would win the bout via MD. Puerto Rico RFG Jamie Rivera must of saw something in that fight for he only needed two rounds to capture the title as the ref stopped the contest to prevent further damage to Ts'ai. Rivera had options but settled for RFG Macedonian Djordje Srskic. The bout was entertaining and when the dust settled it was Rivera coming out on top by two points on each scorecard for the UD. Rivera has an impressive 16-1-1(9) record and is eyeing Filipino RFG 14-4-1(4) ranked #2 contender 10th overall Edilberto Alonza next year.

In the 7-15 group Jose Luis Ramirez opened his title defense to California Jackie Wilson and in another entertaining bout back and forth but while one judge ruled in favor of Ramirez 116-113 the other two judges saw it 115-113 giving the title to Wilson. Wilson opted to fight Canadian RFG Dave King and it was King early and often cutting Wilson early before finally getting a stoppage in the 10th round to become the first Canadian and RFG to win the title. Kean then opted to accept Ray Boom Boom Mancini's challenge in what a surprising even fight for two rounds but with 1:37 in round 3 this happened as Jim Lampley takes the call.....Mancini takes a terrific shot to the jaw and he turns away.. he is pointing to his jaw, which has already begun to swell and thats going to be it! Kean is the winner by TKO as Mancini can not go on, as it appears his jaw is broken! Xrays later confirmed that the jaw is indeed broken but that is not phazing #1 contender Ike Williams from challenging Kean next year.

Heavyweight and Bantamweight will finish off the 2014 reporting

[zyberianwarrior]

ok well its been well over a year so let me go ahead an update everyone as to what is what...

First personal matters back in 2012 I got the opportunity to move from Tallahassee area Florida to Columbia Tennessee as a nice job opened up for me there. In 2013 I developed a back injury that took longer than the mandatory 30 days to fix. Cause was unknown but Steroid injection directly into the back helped. Where I was working they cut me loose and I pretty much lost everything with some exceptions. When the finances were gone I was looking at all of my meds and thought out loud what the hell why not...cops fire ems all showed up before I took the meds en masse and I was committed (seeing how im a republican that wasnt a far reach anyway) stays 5 days mandatory in the nut house and got sprung to a local halfway type house/center and I met up with someone there that got a huge settlement from ssi disability and became my roommate for a few months until he got drunk off his ass and fought a neighbor and got his sorry butt recommitted (havent heard from him since which is good) anyway I was able to stay until last feburary when the money ran out again and I was forced out my stuff was arranged to stay with a neighbor that I havent heard from in a while.

anyway the bastards a centerstone retook me and thought it would be a wonderful idea for me to stay at some type of a work camp for a few days then send me to the mission shelter in Nashville which lasted 8 hours I BOLTED found a nicer (semi anyway) place called room at the inn and despite putting up with chest beating alpha male orangutangs which the overwhelming majority of them were a bunch of punk ass candy girls thinking they can push me around but quickly found out different. Anyway there actually were some nice guys in there and some of them were telling me about temp agencies and told me where to go to get work (Nashville certainly had the jobs) I found a place that finally got me into a place called Nashville Wire where last september I was hired on full time (I make oven racks basically) and been staying at a nice weekly hotel with wifi and a little fridge and microwave and with my federal bailout aka tax refund got around to getting an all in one computer (which I am on now) and having working day shift I get to relax at night and take in some nhl nashville predator games (in fact a season ticket holder to boot now ) and seeing some very nice country singers at local shows (and yes some of them are very very pretty ) while I miss the old computer (because it had my kick butt universe in it and all of my photos and what not) i'm getting back on track.

Ok so NEW universe and after spending a few days importing fighters from you guys (at least the ones I can use tbdx 3) and resetting things back up i'm ready to dive back in and sadly start all over again but oh well.

Looking back at my notes I started off with 32 historical and 32 RFG fighters fight them a total of 6 times 4 rounds each at beginner then 6 more times at pre prime 6 rounds each the top 32 from that group will when the matched up in a single elimination 3 round tourney and the winner gets the title and the top 11 after that moves up to the championship level where they will fight a minimum of 8 rounds. 10 for co feature and either 12 or 15 for title. The bottom 4 from the remaining 20 will be eliminated which will leave 16. After that a new group of fighters will be selected (16 8 in each group) and they will fight 12 times and after that the 16 fighters will have a tournament of their own where the top 8 moves up and the rest are eliminated which will leave 24 contenders after a two year cycle there will be a contender tournament similar to the ones I have seen on box nation where the top 8 moves up and the winner gets a title shot. In the championship level the top 4 fighters after the second year stays and the bottom 8 gets regulated back to contender. the bottom 8 contenders are eliminated from the title hunt and a new group of 8 from the journeyman tournament moves in.


there will also be one team of beginner journeymen and one group of preprime journeymen since its 6 fights every two years and since the fighters are reset every two years it will keep things flowing

The eliminated fighters will fight 4 rounds at least 6 times a year. maybe more havent decided if i want to do more yet anyway.

The fighters starting out will have default offense trainers and cutmen and default ref who will score the bout much like the box nation tournament. (the default ref will also be used for all tournaments) once they reach contender they will have judges and cornermen. The boxers will age by bouts and with the heavy use of tournaments I have decided on the following 6 bouts to pre and to prime. In prime they will see 36-60 bouts before going to post prime meaning at 6 fights every two years not counting the single elimination tournaments they will be in prime from anywhere for 6-10 years. (which really isn't that unrealistic from what I have seen real fighters go through) 12-24 from post prime to end and six more fights will retire them. Unified rules apply and again since I like the way the 0-6 and 7-15 fighters fight amongst themselves that will stay and there will only be ONE TITLE for each group. (Im also thinking of doing a butterbean type king of the 4 rounders for the eliminated fighters which will have default everything including judges)

Hopefully this uni will hang around a while

To those of you that cheered me up thanks

Now lets get it on!!!!

[zyberianwarrior]

Well I made a few changes first off dropped the number to 32 from 64 because there is no 64 tourney oh well also because of the LOW number of 7-15 rated REAL fighters I have I am not going to start them until all of the initial tournaments are finished (meaning the RFG will dominate the 7-15 show for a few years ) However when you have 4k of 0-6 heavyweight fighters well.....The 0-6 group is mixed in immediately and just getting ready to wrap up the tournaments and will post results in another link soon (hopefully tonight or tomorrow) hopefully some of you will tune in