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Antonio Margarito vs. Joshua Clottey
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2006-12-02 : Antonio Margarito 147lbs beat Joshua Clottey 147lbs by UD in round 12 of 12
Location: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
Referee: Benjy Esteves Jr.
Judge: Paul Venti 116-112
Judge: John Stewart 116-112
Judge: Eugene Grant 118-109
* World Boxing Organization Welterweight Title (Margarito's 7th defense)
* Weights: 147 lbs (each)
Comments
* Margarito suffered from a severe sprained ankle only a week before the bout, and also had problems with his left shoulder as reported days before the fight.
* Clottey suffered an injured left hand in round four, probably while landing a left uppercut. He immediately went into retreat and told his corner at the break.
* Showtime reported this live, explaining why Clottey proceded to lose rounds five through eleven on all three official scorecards.
* Clottey later admitted his hand was not broken as initially reported.
* Data Boxing reported blows: Margarito 356/972 37%, Clottey 210/468 45%. Clottey led in controls 89, mostly defensive, to Margarito's 70, usually attacking. In the very busy 133 Events Per Round( Attempts + Controls), Margarito had a 65-35% advantage, due to his workman like approach.
Antonio Margarito vs. Joshua Clottey
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2006-12-02 : Antonio Margarito 147lbs beat Joshua Clottey 147lbs by UD in round 12 of 12
Location: Boardwalk Hall, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA
Referee: Benjy Esteves Jr.
Judge: Paul Venti 116-112
Judge: John Stewart 116-112
Judge: Eugene Grant 118-109
* World Boxing Organization Welterweight Title (Margarito's 7th defense)
* Weights: 147 lbs (each)
Comments
* Margarito suffered from a severe sprained ankle only a week before the bout, and also had problems with his left shoulder as reported days before the fight.
* Clottey suffered an injured left hand in round four, probably while landing a left uppercut. He immediately went into retreat and told his corner at the break.
* Showtime reported this live, explaining why Clottey proceded to lose rounds five through eleven on all three official scorecards.
* Clottey later admitted his hand was not broken as initially reported.
* Data Boxing reported blows: Margarito 356/972 37%, Clottey 210/468 45%. Clottey led in controls 89, mostly defensive, to Margarito's 70, usually attacking. In the very busy 133 Events Per Round( Attempts + Controls), Margarito had a 65-35% advantage, due to his workman like approach.
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