Comments Thread For: Milan Melindo Retains With Bloody Split Nod Over Hekkie Budler

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Milan Melindo Retains With Bloody Split Nod Over Hekkie Budler

    A bloodied Milan Melindo did not have an easy night in making his first defense of the IBF junior flyweight title. He was able to secure a twelve round split decision win over former world champion Hekkie Budler of South Africa in the main event of "Pinoy Pride 42" at Waterfront Hotel and Casino in Cebu Saturday.
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    #2
    It sounds like this was a close fight...

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    • Corelone
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      #3
      A bloody split nod loss in enemy country is as good as a win. We saw what happened to Carson jones and Manny. Hekkie gets road warrior points and should get a rematch... someplace else.

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      • smellard
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        #4
        Originally posted by Corelone
        A bloody split nod loss in enemy country is as good as a win. We saw what happened to Carson jones and Manny. Hekkie gets road warrior points and should get a rematch... someplace else.
        As I know there was no robbery. Budler was dropped. So I think that it is not similar to what happened with Manny and Carson Jones.

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        • gritsteel
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          #5
          Originally posted by smellard
          As I know there was no robbery. Budler was dropped. So I think that it is not similar to what happened with Manny and Carson Jones.
          The judges were not from the hometown too.

          "Judge Glenn Trowbridge had 115-112 and Takeo Harada 117-110 for Melindo but Carl Zappia scored the bout 115-113 for Budler."

          Carl Zappia is Australian, the others USA and Japan.

          Anyway, I read that the crowd was good, chanting "Kenya" when a Filipino won a decision he clearly did not deserve against a Kenyan.

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          • Tony Trick-Pony
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            #6
            Sounds like it was a war. Very good for boxing.

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            • Andre_parker1
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              #7
              a good performance by budler but melindo got a unification next now...perhaps he fights the winner

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