CompuBox Final Stats: Klitschko vs. Brewster
Detailed final statistics for IBF heavyweight champ Wladimir Klitschko's six-round stoppage of Lamon Brewster in Germany.
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CompuBox Final Analysis: Hatton-Castillo
More than 13,000 boxing fans jammed into Thomas and Mack Center in Las Vegas Saturday night expecting to see a war. What they got instead was a rout.
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CompuBox Final Stats: Hatton vs. Castillo
Detailed final statistics for Ricky Hatton's knockout of Jose Luis Castillo in four rounds.
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CompuBox Analysis: Hatton vs. Castillo
by Bob Canobbio - Ricky Hatton, (42-0, 30 Kos), a three-time champ, an 8-5 favorite over two-time lightweight champ Jose Luis Castillo, (55-7-1, 47 KOs). Hatton relinquished the 140-lb title he won from Juan Urango in January. Against Urango, Hatton landed 34% of his 63 total punches thrown per round (52 of which were power shots), but did more clinching than fighting after Urango landed a series of body shots in round five. He averaged just 49 total punches thrown per round over the last four frames after getting off 85 in round one, 77 in round three and 75 in the fourth. Oddly, the defending champion Urango landed an average of just 10 of 35 power shots over the last seven rounds after peppering Hatton with 23 of 52 power punches in the fifth. The scoring was wide (119-109 3x), the performance was lackluster. Eight months earlier, Hatton’s move to welterweight for a challenge of the light-hitting Luis Collazo’s belt nearly turned disasterous in round twelve. Hatton, out on his feet in that last round, survived, averaging 62 punches thrown per round for the fight, 53 of which were power shots. He landed 35% overall and 40% of his power shots. Collazo landed 30% overall and 35% of his power shots. Hatton had a 259-213 edge in total connects. By comparison, Collazo landed just 87 total punches over 12 rounds in his decision loss to Shane Mosley last February. Collazo landed just 14% of his total punches vs. Sugar Shane, who landed 46% of his power shots.
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CompuBox Fight Stats: Hatton vs. Castillo
Detailed statistics of select past fights for Ricky Hatton and Jose Luis Castillo.
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CompuBox Final Analysis: Miguel Cotto-Zab Judah
By Bob Canobbio - Unlike the inconclusive ending to the Sopranos finale Sunday night, Miguel Cotto left no doubt as to who was the better welterweight Saturday night, as he stopped former champ Zab Judah in the eleventh round of their title fight before a sold out crowd of 21,685 at New York’s Madison Square Garden.
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CompuBox Final Stats: Miguel Cotto vs. Zab Judah
Detailed final statistics for WBA welterweight champion Miguel Cotto's eleven round knockout win over Zab Judah in New York's Madison Square Garden.
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CompuBox Analysis: Miguel Cotto vs. Zab Judah
By Bob Canobbio - Miguel Cotto (29-0, 24KOs), making the second defense of his welterweight title, nearly a 3-1 favorite vs. former two-time champ, Brooklyn’s Zab Judah, (34-4-2NC, 25KOs) who hasn’t won a fight in over two years. A sellout crowd of 17,000-plus is expected at New York’s Madison Square Garden on the eve of the annual Puerto Rican Day Parade. Cotto made a successful first defense last March, pummeling German-based challenger Oktay Urkal over 11 rounds as the capacity crowd at the Coliseo Roberto Clemente cheered his every punch landed. And land he did - 54% of his power shots, many to the body of Urkal , who landed 45% of his power punches, with no effect on the frustrated Cotto, who was clearly looking for the KO win from the opening bell. Cotto balanced his attack, averaging 19 jabs thrown per round among his 49 total punches thrown per round. He landed over 58% of his power shots in five of the 11 rounds, bolstered by that steady body attack. Speaking of his body attack, Cotto won his version of the welterweight title by hammering the body of Carlos Quintana for five rounds last December. The previously undefeated Quintata (23-0) was coming off a one-sided victory over the highly-touted Joel Julio six months earlier. Quintana got off 102 punches in round one, then averaged just 63 per round (landing 19%) the rest of the way after feeling Cotto’s power. Cotto averaged 56 punches thrown per round and landed 33% of his power shots. Cotto mixed in 13 jabs thrown per round vs. the southpaw Quintana.
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CompuBox Fight Stats: Miguel Cotto vs. Zab Judah
Detailed statistics of select past fights for Miguel Cotto and Zab Judah.
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CompuBox at Ringside: "Memphis Middleweights"
by Bob Canobbio - ‘Dancing with the Middleweights’ made its debut Saturday night in Memphis, just off Beale St.
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