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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Pablo Cesar Cano Shocks Mauricio Herrera With Split Nod Win

    33-year old super middleweight prospect Morgan Fitch (18-0-1, 8 KO), 163 , of Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, kept his undefeated mark in six-round action with a majority decision over 36-year old Travis Scott (19-2, 5 KO), 163 , of Baton Rouge, Louisiana. It wasn't a thrilling affair, Scott electing to move and elude the punches of Fitch without much fire in return. It was enough for the more aggressive Fitch to get scores of 59-55 and 58-56 for the win with one judge coming in at 57-57 all.

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    • OctoberRed
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      Goodbye career for Herrera. A loss to Cano was the nail in the coffin!

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        • Teetotaler
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          That freakin sucks. Ima have to watch the fight cause those scores seem to wide for cano to get against a guy like herrera

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            • OctoberRed
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              Originally posted by Teetotaler
              That freakin sucks. Ima have to watch the fight cause those scores seem to wide for cano to get against a guy like herrera
              Herrera admitted defeat after the fight, said he couldn't adjust to Cano's length

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                • paulf
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                  Cano is carving out a nice little career for himself. Upsets over Theophane and Herrera and completely robbed against Paul Malignaggi. I'd like to see PBC sign this guy.

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                    • frantic fighter
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                      Originally posted by paulf
                      Cano is carving out a nice little career for himself. Upsets over Theophane and Herrera and completely robbed against Paul Malignaggi. I'd like to see PBC sign this guy.
                      He's golden boy and also got beat by grandpa Mosley. I think this is more of 36 year old Herrera being done. He can still tell his grandkids that he loss a close fight to Garcia though.

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                        • Sadiqkingofko
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                          great win for Cano

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                            • nycsmooth
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                              Maybe he shot some people but I was totally surprised he has been losing to be classified as the last two years and just never reached his potential he should get at least one $$ fight out of this win hopefully but not a title shot...

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                                  herrera has back to back losses he might be done.it wasn't that long ago when he whooped cherry garcia's ass.

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                                    • rrayvez
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                                      Originally posted by GMAN SUPREME
                                      herrera has back to back losses he might be done.it wasn't that long ago when he whooped cherry garcia's ass.
                                      going in 3 yrs since that fight. That's an eternity in boxing.

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