Tweet
Lost by tech Decision after a clash of heads sent it to the cards in the 5th. 
-
-
Tough luck for Dale. He's not known as a quick starter, and an accidental headbutt caused a cut on Swartz and it went to the cards. One round earlier and it probabaly would have been a technical draw.
-
Yeah it was ****ed up......You could tell Swartz could not keep that pace up much lomger anyway.It appeared the Dr. was going to let it go on but they opted not to thinking they were up on the cards.Originally posted by Bozo_no noTough luck for Dale. He's not known as a quick starter, and an accidental headbutt caused a cut on Swartz and it went to the cards. One round earlier and it probabaly would have been a technical draw.Comment
-
Dale Brown upset!
By Matt Cleary at ringside
Seminole Hard Rock LIVE Arena, Hollywood, Florida:
Unheralded cruiserweight Shane Swartz (18-4, 11 KOs) shocked IBF #5 Dale Brown (35-5-1, 22 KOs) via an upset technical decision. Brown got off to a slow start and Swartz suffered a bloody gash on his forehead after an unintentional headbutt late in round four. The bout was halted at the start of round five due to the cut and sent to the cards where Swartz was ahead by scores of 50-45, 50-45, 49-46.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Cruiserweight contender Andre Purlette (39-2, 35 KOs) overcame a first round flash knockdown to edge "The Ding-a-ling Man" Darnell Wilson (18-5-3, 15 KOs) over six rounds. Scores were 57-56 on all cards. Wilson came in as a late sub when Earnest Mateen weighed in over 20 pounds above the contract weight.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
Former heavyweight champion "The Atomic Bull" Oliver McCall (47-8, 34 KOs) needed just 69 seconds to vaporize Ken Craven (27-18, 22 KOs). McCall detonated an explosive barrage of overhand rights that finally sent Craven to the deck as the referee stepped in to stop the slaughter.
--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
In an upset, junior welterweight Armando Cordoba (21-24-2) held highly regarded Jorge Teron (10-0-1, 7 KOs) to a six round draw. Scores were 58-56 (Teron), 57-57, 57-57.Comment
-
Did the Urango fight started?Comment
-
No about 10-15 minutes.Originally posted by borikuaComment
-
has the urango fight started yet? if so, how is it going?Comment
-
Ben Rabah has been hard for Urango to hit so far.Comment
-
Ben Rabah is doing well.....moving and making Urango chase him while landing.Comment
-
which round are we at now?....any hard shots?
.i hope this fight is available for download later...Comment
Comment