Beibut Shumenov lost today?

[Steak]

I just checked, boxrec says he lost to Campillo by decision.

what the heck. apart from the fact that I thought he was a budding star, I didnt even know he was fighting today.

Tunney or Carnivore or whatever your name is now, did you know about this? I know you were following him, right? what happened in the fight?

[boxasmash]

Yeah he lost, massive shame too. Tunney posted about it earlier.

[D-MiZe]

Tunney hyped him up and looked ****** when he lost.

[Shattered Jaw]

Tunney posted this a while back. Close fight but the other dude took it form him down the stretch; including a KD to secure a few points on the cards.

[Shattered Jaw]

Tunney hyped him up and looked ****** when he lost.

No, just no. He didn't hype him at all - he gave him credit and informed us it was likely to be a good fight. I can't believe how much of a disgrace you are to this forum. And please don't post on my profile again with some whining comment crying about 'alts' - I can't stand your pathetic comments tatooing my account page.

[Silencers]

Haven't seen the fight but it was supposed to be a good, entertaining battle. Both guys got knocked down, Campillo supposedly took over when Shumenov faded a little.

[TheGreatA]

"WBA light heavyweight champion Gabriel Campillo of Spain (19-2, 6 KOs) retained his title for the first time with a hard-fought, thrilling twelve-round unanimous decision over sensational Kazakh prospect Beibut Shumenov (8-1, 6 KOs). Shumenov, WBO #6, WBA #9 and WBC #15 175lber in the world, fighting for the major belt in his ninth fight as a pro, started the bout aggressively, throwing punches in bunches but mostly to the block of his opponent. Campillo was fighting smoothly, trying to counter the challenger from the distance and displaying savvy boxing skills in controlling the tempo. Kazakh Shumenov was visibly tired at the halfmark of the fight but dug deep to catch the second wind as the collision went on. In round nine already fatigued but yet powerful Shumenov floored the champion with a hard left to the chin. Campillo, seemingly on the brink of defeat, was able to regroup and fought back with the zeal. Championship rounds were back-and-fourth but the Spaniard solidified his position with a wicked left hook to the body that put Shumenov down early in the twelfth. At the end of the day, all three judges saw the battle in a favor of the defending titlist: 114-112, 114-112 and 114-113 – for Campillo. Fight news reporter saw it 113-113 a draw. All in all, an exciting two-way action and a strong effort by 25-year old Shumenov."

[Steak]

Tunney hyped him up and looked ****** when he lost.

Tunney's prospects are generally really good on paper, but it seems like he curses them.

really, count em. Vic Ortiz, Shumenov, Alexander Alexeev...
maybe its just bad luck.

not that one loss=end of career or anything. as long as the guy put on a good showing and are young, I still consider them good prospects.

[The Hammer]

I just checked, boxrec says he lost to Campillo by decision.

what the heck. apart from the fact that I thought he was a budding star, I didnt even know he was fighting today.

Tunney or Carnivore or whatever your name is now, did you know about this? I know you were following him, right? what happened in the fight?

Here's the thread:

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/showthread.php?t=297414&highlight=Shumenov

[Steak]

Here's the thread:

http://www.boxingscene.com/forums/sh...light=Shumenov

thanks, I didnt know about this.

shame I missed the fight, seems like it was entertaining and a good show by both guys. I wouldve liked to see it.