Ultimate Heavyweight Boxing

[PilotMan]

Welcome to Ultimate Heavyweight Boxing!

Using OOTP's Title Bout Championship Boxing, I have taken all the heavyweight fighters and will be drawing them at random into my fictional universe. Like a young boxing federation starting out our size will be small, and gradually grow. The pool is 766 fighters big. So there will be some (many) fighters that noone has heard of. We will be crowning the UHB title. Fighters will age according to this model.

# of Fights Career Age
1-10 Begining
11-20 Pre-Prime
21-30 Prime
31-40 Post-Prime
41-50 End

Rules
No 3 Knockdown
No Standing 8
Can be saved by bell in any round
Only ref can stop the fight
Three Judges score the bout
10-pt must system

To keep things simple refs, trainers, cutmen, venues, and judges will be selected at random. Judges will keep their individual bias'.

Fights will be more or less at random, until I can get some feel for the way things are going, then I will add in some hand picked matches.

Fighters will retire automaticall after 50 fights. Fighters will also retire after 5 consecutive losses. New fighters will be added whenever I feel like it. They will be selected purely at random.

The Fighters.....

[PilotMan]

Jack Munroe (RH) Slugger - Canada
Riccardo Bertazzolo (RH) Slugger - Italy
Marvis Frazier (RH) Boxer - USA
Al Reich (RH) B/S - USA
Rudy Wagener (RH) B - Germany
Ed Mahone (RH) S - USA
Ron Stander (RH) S - USA
Long Tom Hawkins (RH) S - USA

[PilotMan]

The first thing that we need to do is to crown a champion. This is going to be done with a double elimination tournament.

First Match
Al Reich v. Marvis Frazier

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Frazier is knocked down and saved by the bell. Reich
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Frazier
Round 4: Even
Round 5: Reich's left eye is swelling. Frazier
Round 6: Both Reich and Frazier are tired. Even
Round 7: Even
Round 8: Reich
Round 9: Reich
Round 10: Even

Comp U Box
Reich 167/425 punches
Frazier 259/594 punches

Scoring
97-95
97-94
97-95

Al Reich by unanimous decision.

Scoring was a bit of a surprise, but the end result wasn't.

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Rudi Wagener v. Ed Mahone

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Wagener
Round 2: Mahone KO's Wagener

At :30 of the 2nd Round, winner by KO. Ed Mahone

Comp U Box
Wagener 19/34
Mahone 18/33

Mahone shows 1 punch potential.

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Jack Munroe v. Ron Stander

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Munroe has his lip split. Stander
Round 2: Munroe
Round 3: Munroe is KO'ed

At 2:43 of the 3rd round. Ron Stander by KO.

Comp U Box
Munroe 54/71
Stander 73/244

Stander was sloppy and threw lots of punches. Looks like the right ones hit.

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Long Tom Hawkins v. Riccardo Bertazzolo

Hawkins overtrained for the fight. Too much sparring. Bertazzolo is in good shape.

Round 1: Bertazzolo
Round 2: Even
Round 3: Bertazzolo suffers gashes above and below the left eye. Hawkins
Round 4: Hawkins is KD'ed for a 4 count. Bertazzolo
Round 5: Bertazzolo is tired. Hawkins is KD again, saved by the bell. Bertazzolo
Round 6: Hawkins right eye is swelling badly. Bertazzolo loses a point. Hawkins
Round 7: Hawkins
Round 8: Hawkins
Round 9: Bertazzolo cut over right eye. Bertazzolo
Round 10: Hawkins is gashed under right eye, KD for a 5 count. Bertazzolo

Comp U Box
Hawkins 230/454
Bertazzolo 199/672

Scoring
95-92
94-94
97-91

By Majority Decision - Riccardo Bertazzolo

Two knockdowns and only a majority decision. Almost gave the fight away in the middle rounds.

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Al Reich 1-0-0 v. Ed Mahone 1-0-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Mahone
Round 2: Mahone
Round 3: Reich
Round 4: Reich
Round 5: Mahone
Round 6: Mahone goes down for an 8 count. Reich
Round 7: Reich
Round 8: Mahone's left eye is swelling. Reich
Round 9: Mahone goes down for an 8 count. Reich
Round 10: Mahone is exhausted, KD twice. For a 9 count and saved by bell. Reich

Comp U Box
Reich 274/566
Mahone 135/455

Scoring
95-89
97-88
97-87

Al Reich by unanimous decision.

A dominating and decisive victory for Al Reich.

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Ron Stander 1-0-0 (1) v. Riccardo Bertazzolo 1-0-0

Both fighters are in good shape for the fight.

Round 1: Stander
Round 2: Stander
Round 3: Bertazzolo
Round 4: Bertazzolo
Round 5: Bertazzolo
Round 6: Stander
Round 7: Stander is tired, Stander is cut over his right eye. Bertazzolo
Round 8: Bertazzolo is tired. Stander's left eye is swelling, and gashed above. TKO

At 2:23 of the 8th round. Riccardo Bertazzolo wins due to severity of cuts.

Comp U Box
Stander 178/547
Bertazzolo 183/309

Bertazzolo was ahead on 2 scorecards.

Stander shows his sloppiness again, Bertazzolo shows he can be tough.

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Marvis Frazier 0-1-0 v. Rudi Wagener 0-1-0

Both fighters are in good shape for the fight.

Round 1: Frazier is knocked down for a 6 count. Wagener
Round 2: Frazier is gashed above right eye. Frazier
Round 3: Frazier is knocked down for a 2 count. Wagener
Round 4: Wagener is tired. Frazier
Round 5: Frazier is gashed under left eye. Wagener
Round 6: Frazier is tired. Frazier
Round 7: Even
Round 8: Frazier
Round 9: Wagener's right eye is swelling. Frazier
Round 10: Frazier

Comp U Box
Frazier 307/537
Wagener 146/742

Scoring
95-94
95-94
95-94

Marvis Frazier by unanimous decision.

Survived early onslaught. Showed great defense, and ability to rebound. Wagener has no stamina at all.

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Jack Munroe 0-1-0 v. Long Tom Hawkins 0-1-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Munroe
Round 2: Hawkins goes down for a 1 count. Munroe
Round 3: Hawkins goes down for a 9 count. Munroe
Round 4: Hawkins
Round 5: Hawkins is tired. Munroe is down for a 9 count. Hawkins
Round 6: Munroe is exhausted. Munroe
Round 7: Hawkins
Round 8: Hawkins
Round 9: Munroe
Round 10: Hawkins

Comp U Box
Munroe 184/498
Hawkins 191/553

Scoring
96-91
95-92
94-93

Jack Munroe by unanimous decision.

I thought that this was a much closer fight than the judges did. No idea how Munroe managed to get a 5 pt margin on one judges scorecard.

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Al Reich 2-0-0 v. Riccardo Bertazzolo 2-0-0 (1)

Both fighters are in good shape.

Round 1: Reich
Round 2: Reich's left eye is swelling. Bertazzolo
Round 3: Bertazzolo
Round 4: Reich
Round 5: Even
Round 6: Bertazzolo is tired. Reich
Round 7: Bertazzolo is cut above the left eye, and KD for a 6 count. Reich
Round 8: Bertazzolo
Round 9: Bertazzolo has gash over left eye. Reich
Round 10: Bertazzolo

Comp U Box
Reich 233/572
Bertazzolo 187/535

Scoring
97-94
96-94
96-94

Al Reich wins by unanimous decision.

Reich wins his way to the final match. He will be favored. Bertazzolo fought tough.

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Marvis Frazier 1-1-0 v. Ron Stander 1-1-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Stander
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Stander's left eye is swelling. Frazier
Round 4: Frazier
Round 5: Stander is exhausted. Frazier
Round 6: Stander is tired. Frazier
Round 7: Frazier
Round 8: Frazier is tired. Frazier
Round 9: Frazier
Round 10: Frazier

Comp U Box
Frazier 362/620
Stander 146/498

Scoring
99-91
98-92
99-91

Marvis Frazier by unanimous decision.

Frazier pounded Stander and for once Stander wasn't the busier fighter.

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Jack Munroe 1-0-0 v. Ed Mahone 1-1-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Munroe
Round 2: Munroe has cut lip. Munroe floored 2 times, 9 count and saved. Mahone
Round 3: Munroe's hands are being held low. Mahone
Round 4: TKO

At 2:06 of the 4th round the referee stops the fight. Jack Munroe wins by TKO.

Comp U Box
Munroe 117/281
Mahone 48/183

Mahone was ahead on all 3 scorecards.

Mahone's big punches were doing damage. Too bad his chin couldn't hold up.

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Marvis Frazier 2-1-0 v. Jack Munroe 2-1-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Frazier
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Frazier
Round 4: Munroe
Round 5: Frazier
Round 6: Munroe is tired. Frazier
Round 7: Munroe
Round 8: Frazier is tired. Frazier
Round 9: Munroe is cut under the left eye. Frazier
Round 10: Frazier
Round 11: Munroe
Round 12: Frazier

Comp U Box
Frazier 362/584
Munroe 211/669

Scoring
117-111
117-111
117-111

Marvis Frazier by unanimous decision.

Frazier's defense saves the day, and results in the perfect match for a pure boxer.

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Marvis Frazier 3-1-0 v. Riccardo Bertazzolo 2-1-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Bertazzolo is gashed below the left eye. Frazier
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Frazier
Round 4: Frazier
Round 5: Frazier
Round 6: Bertazzolo is tired. Even
Round 7: Frazier
Round 8: Bertazzolo's nose is bloodied and he is gashed above the right eye. Frazier
Round 9: Bertazzolo is cut again above the right eye. Frazier is tired. Frazier
Round 10: Bertazzolo
Round 11: Frazier
Round 12: Frazier

Comp U Box
Frazier 409/744
Bertazzolo 136/590

Scoring
119-110
117-111
119-110

Marvis Frazier by unanimous decision.

Bertazzolo comes out of this looking like hamburger. Fraziers defense and accuracy are a force to be reckoned with. Setting up a rematch of the first match for the title.

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Al Reich 3-0-0 v. Marvis Frazier 4-1-0

Both fighters come into the fight in good shape.

Round 1: Reich
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Reich has his nose bloodied. Frazier is KO'ed!

At 2:51 of the 3rd round. Your winner, and NEW UHB Champion Al Reich!

Comp U Box
Reich 28/152
Frazier 77/111

Fight was even on the scorecards.

Frazier was well on his way to another workhorse like fight, but nobody ever accused him of having a good chin.

Al Reich wins the tournament.

[PilotMan]

I am trying to come up with a good method for deciding matches. So I just through a couple of matches together. In addition after the inital tournament there have been 4 new fighters added to the federation.

New Fighters...

Ralf Ficuchello (RH) S - USA
Paul Cavalier (RH) B/S - USA
Sinan Samil Sam (RH) S - Turkey
Murray Gitlitz (RH) S - USA

See them all soon!

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Marvis Frazier 4-2-0 v. Long Tom Hawks 0-2-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Frazier
Round 2: Hawkins goes down for a 4 count. Frazier
Round 3: Frazier has a bloody nose. Hawkins
Round 4: Frazier is down for a 6 count. Hawkins
Round 5: Frazier is tired, nose bloodied again. Hawkins
Round 6: Frazier
Round 7: Hawkins has a gash over his left eye. Hawkins is tired. Frazier
Round 8: Frazier
Round 9: Frazier is carrying his hands low. Hawkins
Round 10: Frazier

Comp U Box
Hawkins 205/583
Frazier 245/497

Scoring
95-93 Frazier
96-94 Hawkins
96-92 Frazier

Marvis Frazier by split decision.

I had Frazier winning 6, with the knockdowns a wash. This was a good match for Hawkins though, against a fighter who just fought for the title.

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Jack Munroe 2-2-0 (1) v. Rudi Wagener 0-2-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Munroe goes down for an 8 count, again for a 4 count and again and .. out!

Your winner at 2:58 of round 1, by knockout, Rudi Wagener.

Comp U Box
Munroe 5/20
Wagener (forgot)

A good ol' fashioned ass whipping by a figher who needed a win. He has the power to be dangerous, but if you can outlast him he will tire quickly. As far as Munroe is concerned he should really get his head examined.

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Riccardo Bertazzolo 2-2-0 (1) v. Manny Gitlitz DEBUT!

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Gitlitz goes down for a 7 count. Bertazzolo
Round 2: Gitlitz goes down for a 5 cound. Bertazzolo
Round 3: Bertazzolo
Round 4: Gitlitz goes down for a 6 count. Bertazzolo
Round 5: Gitlitz is carrying his hands low, and he is tired. Gitlitz
Round 6: Gitlitz has a gash over his right eye, and he goes down for an 8 count. TKO

Winner, at 1:49 of the 6th round, by TKO, Riccardo Bertazzolo

Comp U Box
Bertazzolo 168/439
Gitlitz 114/159

Bertazzolo was ahead on all 3 judges' scorecards.

Is Gitlitz ready for boxing at any level. He showed to be an accurate puncher, and has some heart, however, his chin is glass. Bertazzolo could contend for the title.

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Ron Stander 1-2-0 (1) v. Paul Cavalier DEBUT!

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Cavalier
Round 2: Cavalier
Round 3: Cavalier
Round 4: Cavalier
Round 5: Cavalier
Round 6: Stander is tired, and cut over his left eye. Cavalier
Round 7: Cavalier
Round 8: Cavalier
Round 9: Stander
Round 10: Cavalier

Comp U Box
Stander 162/576
Cavalier 328/674

Scoring
98-92
99-92
97-93

Paul Cavalier by unanimous decision.

Cavalier dominates with better accuracy and more work. Landing twice as many punches as Stander. Stander shows how wild he is, but he never gave up. Maybe he should have.

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Ralf Ficucello DEBUT! v. Sinan Samil Sam DEBUT!

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Ficucello
Round 2: Sam
Round 3: Sam
Round 4: Sam
Round 5: Sam
Round 6: Sam
Round 7: Ficucello is tired. Ficucello
Round 8: Sam
Round 9: Ficucello
Round 10: Sam is tired. Ficucello
Round 11: Ficucello is down for an 8 count, and again for a 6 count. Sam
Round 12: Both of Ficucello's eyes are swelling. Sam goes down for a 6 count. Ficucello

Comp U Box
Ficucello 181/689
Sam 279/786

Scoring
114-110
114-110
114-110

Sinan Samil Sam by unanimous decision.

Neither fighter was particularly good, but they were not bad either. Sam certainly won the fight, but who knows how he would have rebounded from that knockdown?

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Al Reich 4-0-0 (1) v. Ed Mahone 1-2-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Reich
Round 2: Reich
Round 3: Reich
Round 4: Mahone is KO'ed!

Winner, by KO, at 1:51 of the 4th round, Al Reich.

Comp U Box
Reich 114/159
Mahone 38/200

Reich was ahead on all 3 judges' scorecards.

This was not a title fight as Mahone is not worthy of such things yet. Mahone looked terrible. His chin is again in question, and his overall ability is in question. Reich continues unbeaten.

[PilotMan]

As with any new promotion you really don't know what you have in the begining. You kind of need to throw everyone together in a battle royale and see who comes out on top. I like tournaments because you can get many fights scheduled for the fighters and you can weed out some of the talent. The downside is that your good fighters ineveitably end up fighting early on and you really never end up with that 48-0 fighter.

Aside from random scheduling, tournaments seem to be the best option until the group gets a little larger and settled out. Fighters are not ranked until after their 10th fight so no sense in looking at that just yet. I have a feeling that there may be some fresh blood in the future.

I have an 8-man single elimination tournament scheduled next.

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Rudi Wagener 1-2-0 (1) v. Ed Mahone 1-3-0 (1)

In a rematch of their first fight where Mahone cleaned Wageners clock with one punch. Neither fighter has really done anything since and don't look like they are going for the title any time soon.

Rumor had it Wagener partied too hard and forgot to train, Mahone looks good.

Round 1: Wagener goes down for a 9 count. Mahone
Round 2: Wagener
Round 3: Wagener is tired. Mahone
Round 4: Mahone
Round 5: Wagener is down for a 7 count. Mahone
Round 6: Mahone goes down for a 6 count. Wagener
Round 7: Mahone is tired. Wagener
Round 8: Wagener
Round 9: Wagener goes down for a 7 count. Mahone
Round 10: Wagener's left eye is swelling. Wagener

Comp U Box
Wagener 206/447
Mahone 191/556

Scoring
94-92
94-92
93-93

Ed Mahone by majority decision

You would think that your opponent takes you lightly, he tires by the 3rd round, and you put him down 3 times, that you would do better than a majority decision. I think that if Wagener actually trained he would have won this one.

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Ralph Ficucello 0-1-0 v. Riccardo Bertazzolo 3-2-0 (2)

Neither fighter looks in very good shape. They were talking about moving the fight to the Krispy Kreme for a donut eating contest instead.

Round 1: Ficucello
Round 2: Bertazzolo
Round 3: Ficucello has his lip cut. Bertazzolo
Round 4: Ficucello
Round 5: Ficucello and Bertazzolo are tired. Ficucello
Round 6: Bertazzolo
Round 7: Ficucello goes down and is saved, and gashed under his left eye. Bertazzolo
Round 8: Ficucello
Round 9: Bertazzolo
Round 10: Ficucello

Comp U Box
Ficucello 222/784
Bertazzolo 224/554

Scoring
96-94 Ficucello
95-94 Bertazzolo
95-94 Ficucello

Ralph Ficucello by split decision.

This actually turned out to be a really good fight. They seemed pretty evenly matched up. I actually had Bertazzolo winning by 1. Shows how much I know.

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Sinan Samil Sam 1-0-0 v. Long Tom Hawkins 0-2-0

Sam is in good shape, while Hawkins doesn't look like he is in good shape at all.

Round 1: Hawkins
Round 2: Sam
Round 3: Sam
Round 4: Hawkins
Round 5: Hawkins
Round 6: Hawkins is tired. Hawkins
Round 7: Hawkins is cut under his right eye. Sam
Round 8: Sam is tired. Sam
Round 9: Hawkins
Round 10: Sam

Comp U Box
Sam 234/575
Hawkins 210/596

Scoring
96-94 Sam
96-94 Hawkins
95-95 Even

DRAW!

Pretty sad for a slugger like Sam to not do anything against a winless fighter with a suspect chin, who cam in out of shape. Hawkins is a game fighter who met Sam punch for punch.

[PilotMan]

REMATCH!

Sinan Samil Sam 1-0-1 v. Long Tom Hawkins 0-2-1

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Hawkins
Round 2: Sam
Round 3: Sam
Round 4: Hawkins goes down..and he is out!

The winner, by knockout, at 1:01 of the 4th round is Sinan Samil Sam!

Comp U Box
Sam 76/309
Hawkins 56/90

Sam was ahead on 2 of 3 scorecards.

Hawkins' chin lets him down again. Sam was throwing tons of punches and really dominating the ring action. Hawkins was landing while he was throwing, which wasn't very often.

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Paul Cavalier 1-0-0 v. Ron Stander 1-3-0 (1)

This is a rematch of Cavalier's debut. He was able to dominate Stander then and his trainer is confident he will do it again.

Paul Cavalier is in good shape, while 'The Butcher' failed to train really at all.

Round 1: Cavailier
Round 2: Cavailier
Round 3: Stander has a gash under his right eye. Cavalier
Round 4: Stander is carrying his hands lower, and his right eye is swelling. Cavalier
Round 5: Stander is tired. Cavalier
Round 6: Cavalier
Round 7: Stander
Round 8: Cavalier
Round 9: Cavalier is cut under his left eye. Cavalier
Round 10: Cavalier

Comp U Box
Cavalier 332/603
Stander 114/560

Scoring
99-92
99-92
98-93

Paul Cavalier by unanimous decision.

Very similar fight as before. Ron Stander sucks, and has terrible accuracy. Paul Cavalier barely seemed to break a sweat for this fight.

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Ed Mahone 2-3-0 (1) v. Ralph Ficucello 1-1-0

Ficucello looks good, Mahone's training looks questionable.

Round 1: Mahone
Round 2: Ficucello
Round 3: Mahone
Round 4: Mahone goes down for a 4 count. Ficucello
Round 5: Mahone goes down for an 8 count. TKO

The winner, by TKO at 2:52 of round 5, Ralph Ficucello!

Comp U Box
Mahone 81/205
Ficucello 119/405

Ficucello was ahead on all 3 scorecards.

I thought for a minute that Ed Mahone was going to make a run for it, but instead is knocked out for the third time. Ficucello is on to the finals of the tournament.

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Sinan Samil Sam 2-0-1 (1) v. Paul Cavalier 2-0-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Sam
Round 2: Cavalier
Round 3: Sam
Round 4: Cavalier goes down for a 3 count. Sam
Round 5: Cavalier
Round 6: Cavalier
Round 7: Cavalier is tired, and is cut over his left eye. Sam
Round 8: Sam is tired. Sam
Round 9: Even
Round 10: Cavalier
Round 11: Sam
Round 12: Even

Comp U Box
Sam 204/699
Cavalier 290/649

Scoring
116-115
117-113
116-113

Sinan Samil Sam by unanimous decision.

I had Sam winning this fight as well, but still felt like it was a big upset. Cavalier certainly had not been tested in his previous fights and Sam was no world beater against Long Tom Hawkins. Makes for a good final.

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Sinan Samil Sam 3-0-1 (1) v. Ralph Ficucello 2-1-0 (1)

Ficucello is in good shape, but Sam appears to have underestimated his opponent.

Round 1: Sam goes down for a 9 count. Ficucello
Round 2: Ficucello
Round 3: Sam goes down for a 6 count. Ficucello
Round 4: Ficucello
Round 5: Sam's left eye is swelling. Ficucello
Round 6: Sam is tired. Ficucello
Round 7: Sam goes down for a 5 count. Ficucello
Round 8: Sam is exhausted, and is gashed over and under his right eye. Ficucello
Round 9: Sam's right eye is swelling, cut over his left eye, and down for a 6 count. Ficucello
Round 10: Ficucello
Round 11: FIcucello
Round 12: Ficucello

Comp U Box
Ficucello 370/1051
Sam 195/453

Scoring
119-105
119-106
120-105

Ralph Ficucello wins by unanimous decision.

This was the worst beat-down in the history of UHB. Sam was completely unrecognizable after this fight, his face in shreds. Ficucello never let up, a continuous barrage of punches that no fighter has shown to this point. Who would have thought that Ficucello had that much power?

[PilotMan]

*************News Flash**************

Bruce Seldon is scheduled to make his UHB debut against Ron Stander. This is an important fight for both fighters. Seldon wants to make a great start, and Stander is fighting for his career. If he loses this one, he will retire.

Another fighter is also fighting for his career. Long Tom Hawkins, who has yet to win his first fight, will fight Ed Mahone. Neither fighter is doing well, although both have shown potential. Hawkins trainer has picked this fight carefully.

Also on the card are sluggers Rudi Wagener and Riccardo Bertazzolo. Don't plan for this one to go the distance. Sinan Samil Sam against Murray Gitlitz. Sam is still trying to get his self respect off the floor and Gitlitz would like to earn some after his 1st round KO in his debut. Ralph Ficucello and Paul Cavalier in a battle of up and coming stars. Finally, Marvis Frazier, the quick, and crafty boxer will take on Jack Munroe, who is still trying to make a name for himself in the UHB.

[PilotMan]

Bruce Seldon DEBUT! v. Ron Stander 1-4-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Stander
Round 2: Seldon
Round 3: Stander is gashed under his left eye. Even
Round 4: Stander
Round 5: Stander is cut again under his left eye. Seldon
Round 6: Seldon is tired. Stander
Round 7: Stander is tired. Seldon
Round 8: Seldon
Round 9: Even
Round 10: Stander

Comp U Box
Seldon 178/468
Stander 227/767

Scoring
97-95
97-95
96-95

Bruce Seldon by unanimous decision.

Well Stander did put on a good fight. He outworked Seldon, and by my record had at least earned a draw. But it was not to be. Bruce Seldon did not look dominating, considering he was fighting one of the lowest rated fighters in the UHB. His future is a little murky.

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Rudi Wagener 1-3-0 (1) v. Riccardo Bertazzolo 3-3-0 (2)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Wagener
Round 2: Wagener
Round 3: Wagener
Round 4: Bertazzolo
Round 5: Wagener
Round 6: Wagener and Bertazzolo are tired. Wagener goes down and is KOed!

Winner, by knockout, at 1:58 of the 6th round, Riccardo Bertazzolo!

Comp U Box
Wagener 124/436
Bertazzolo 95/206

Wagener was ahead on all 3 scorecards.

How many times are we going to see this with Rudi Wagener? He was totally dominating the fight and then BAM! he's gone. He was well on his way to steamrolling Bertazzolo. Now Bertazzolo adds a 3rd KO to his record. He could be a good fighter, or maybe not. We will see.

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Sinan Samil Sam 3-1-1 (1) v. Murray Gitlitz 0-1-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good condition.

Round 1: Gitlitz
Round 2: Sam
Round 3: Gitlitz goes down for an 8 count. Sam
Round 4: Gitlitz is cut under his right eye. Sam
Round 5: Even
Round 6: Gitlitz goes down for an 8 count. Sam
Round 7: Gitlitz is tired. Sam
Round 8: Sam is tired. Sam
Round 9: Gitlitz
Round 10: Sam

Comp U Box
Sam 228/860
Gitlitz 174/319

Scoring
99-91
99-91
98-90

Sinan Samil Sam by unanimous decision.

Sam gets a comfortable win. A couple of knockdowns and he was never really tested. Gitliltz was landing when he was throwing, which wasn't often enough. He needs to be more aggressive.

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Ralph Ficucello 3-1-0 (1) v. Paul Cavalier 2-1-0

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Cavalier
Round 2: Cavalier
Round 3: Ficucello has a gash over his left eye. Cavalier
Round 4: Cavalier is cut over his right eye, and Ficucello has a gash under his left eye. Ficucello
Round 5: Ficucello
Round 6: Cavalier goes down for a 2 count. Ficucello
Round 7: Cavalier and Ficucello are tired. Cavalier
Round 8: Cavalier is cut under his left eye and goes down for a 6 count. Ficucello
Round 9: Cavalier
Round 10: Cavalier

Comp U Box
Ficucello 157/594
Cavalier 265/547

Scoring
94-94
94-94
94-94

This fight has been declared a DRAW!

An inspiring fight from Ralph, as he was cut severly around his left eye, and was lucky the ref didn't stop the fight. Next he was able to floor Paul Cavalier 2 times. Cavalier showed good poise by hanging in there and winning early and not giving up after the knockdowns and taking the last 2 rounds. I am sure that these two will meet again.

[PilotMan]

Marvis Frazier 5-2-0 v. Jack Munroe 2-3-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Frazier
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Frazier
Round 4: Frazier
Round 5: Munroe is tired. Even
Round 6: Even
Round 7: Frazier
Round 8: Munroe is gashed above his right eye. Frazier
Round 9: Frazier
Round 10: Munroe's left eye is swelling. Frazier

Comp U Box
Frazier 334/532
Munroe 135/491

Scoring
100-92
99-93
100-92

Frazier landed a ridiculous percentage of punches thrown. He is easily the most accurate puncher in all of the UHB. Jack Munroe could do nothing against the crafty boxer. I don't think he hit him with one solid punch the entire fight.

[PilotMan]

Ed Mahone 2-4-0 v. Long Tom Hawkins 0-4-1

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Hawkins
Round 2: Hawkins
Rouns 3: Hawkins
Round 4: Mahone is tired. Hawkins has a gash under his right eye and goes down for a 4 count. TKO

Winner, by technical knockout, at 2:18 of the 4th round, Ed Mahone!

Comp U Box
Mahone 66/158
Hawkins 138/285

Hawkins was leading on all 3 cards.

What can I really say? Hawkins was doing exactly what he needed to do. He was executing his gameplan perfectly. Unfortunately he forgot that Ed "The Hammer" Mahone can hit like a ton of bricks. Mahone was going to lose this one, no doubt about it, but like other fights he pulled it out with the big punch and big round.

[PilotMan]

*******************News Flash*******************

Today at press conference fighters Ron "The Butcher" Stander and Long Tom Hawkins announced their retirements from the Ultimate Heavyweight Boxing federation. Both fighters addmitted that they regretted doing so, but felt that their health was more important. Commish PilotMan added that "the way these two were fighting one of them was going to get hurt seriously. Neither looks to have a bright future in boxing and we reccomended that they find another carrer."

We are pleased to announce that we have signed 3 new fighters to the UHB. First, we have signed Jorge Brescia, a right handed, slugger from Argentina. The second new fighter is Alex "The Destroyer" Stewart, a right handed, slugger from the United Kingdom. And the last is Jack Gardner, another right handed, slugger, from the UK.

We are pleased that these fighters have chosen to start their careers here and look forward to seeing them in the ring soon.

[tategter]

Cool Dynasty. and i don't even like watching boxing...

Go Sam

[PilotMan]

Originally Posted by tategter

Cool Dynasty. and i don't even like watching boxing...

Go Sam

Thank you very much. If you have any suggestions about potential matchups I would be glad to consider them. The public always has a right to be heard. Too bad real boxing can't be like that.

[PilotMan]

COMING UP!

An 8-man single elimination tournament has been sceduled. It is open to all fighters and titles are not at stake during any of the matches. Prize money will be supplied by our sponsors, but the winner will gain more prestige, and better their prospects at a title shot.

[PilotMan]

Tournament Schedule

Murray Gitlitz 0-2-0 v. Jack Munroe 2-4-0 (1)

Marvis Frazier 6-2-0 v. Jorge Brecia DEBUT!

Alex Stewart DEBUT! v. Ralph Ficucello 3-1-1 (1)

Rudi Wagener 1-4-0 (1) v. Paul Cavalier 2-1-1

[PilotMan]

Murray Gitlitz 0-2-0 v. Jack Munroe 2-4-0 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Munroe
Round 2: Gitlitz
Round 3: Munroe's left eye is swelling, Munroe goes down and is saved. Gitlitz
Round 4: Munroe is tired, and is cut above the right eye. Munroe goes down and OUT!

Winner, by knockout, at 2:53 of round 4, Murray Gitlitz!

Comp U Box
Gitlitz 153/270
Munroe 62/128

Gitlitz was ahead on all 3 scorecards.

One came desperate for a win, and the other just showed up. A fine fight for Gitlitz, the best that he has looked. Jack Munroe is no title contender, but a win is a win.

[PilotMan]

Marvis Frazier 6-2-0 v. Jorge Brescia DEBUT!

Frazier enters the ring is good shape, however Brescia looks uncomfortable, and unsure.

Round 1: Even
Round 2: Frazier
Round 3: Frazier
Round 4: Frazier
Round 5: Frazier
Round 6: Brescia is tired. Brescia
Round 7: Frazier
Round 8: Frazier is tired. Brescia is cut over the right eye. Frazier
Round 9: Frazier
Round 10: Even

Comp U Box
Frazier 259/558
Brescia 183/511

Scoring
99-93
100-94
99-92

Marvis Frazier by unanimous decision.

Another easy win against a lesser opponent for Frazier. He is a true boxer --> too afraid to get clobbered. Not a great debut for Jorge. He didn't hurt Frazier one time, which is too bad, since Frazier doesn't have the best chin. A tough opponent for the first fight.

[condors]

not sure if others would be interested but if you don't mind posting a tale of the tape before title fights, give the fighters ratings of each fighter before the title fight

[PilotMan]

Alex Stewart DEBUT! v. Ralph Ficucello 3-1-1 (1)

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Stewart
Round 2: Stewart
Round 3: Stewart
Round 4: Stewart goes down and is saved by the bell. Ficucello
Round 5: Ficucello is tired. Ficucello goes down for a 5 count. Stewart
Round 6: Stewart is tired. Ficucello
Round 7: Stewart
Round 8: Ficucello
Round 9: Even
Round 10: Ficucello

Comp U Box
Stewart 206/528
Ficucello 168/592

Scoring
95-94 Stewart
95-94 Ficucello
95-94 Stewart

Alex Stewart by split decision.

A tough debut for Alex Stewart. Ficucello is a game fighter who has had some very good fights. I had Stewart by 1, if Ficucello could have pulled out that last round he would have gotten a draw, but it was not to be. I really thought that this one was not going to go the distance.

[PilotMan]

Rudi Wagener 1-4-0 (1) v. Paul Cavalier 2-1-1

Both fighters enter the ring in good shape.

Round 1: Wagener's nose is bloodied. Even
Round 2: Cavalier
Round 3: Wagener
Round 4: Wagener goes down for an 8 count. Cavalier
Round 5: Wagener is holding his hands low, and is tired. Wagener
Round 6: Cavalier is tired. Wagener
Round 7: Wagener
Round 8: Wagener
Round 9: Wagener
Round 10: Cavalier

Comp U Box
Wagener 195/571
Cavalier 263/583

Scoring
95-94 Cavalier
96-94 Wagener
95-95 Wagener

Rudi Wagener by split decision.

This goes down as an upset in my book. Wagener, to this point should not be in the same league as Paul Cavalier. Cavalier in his own right has now lost 2 straight fights. Things were going all his way in the begining, Wagener fought hard and deserves the win.

[PilotMan]

Originally Posted by condors

not sure if others would be interested but if you don't mind posting a tale of the tape before title fights, give the fighters ratings of each fighter before the title fight

What kinds of things would you like to see? I think that I may be able to come up with a height and weight, and I may be able to small keys to win preview for the fight as well. What ratings would you like to see?