Samil Sam vs Vidoz and Hide vs Seferi RBR !!!Both fights are over...

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Originally Posted by JohnnyKickAss

Boooooorrriiiiiinnng...Hope there will be a ko don't care who goes down preferly Hide...

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I think the fact that the ref didn't let them fight inside was a big factor for the boring thing, with out that Seferi didn't has many options.

To me Hide clearly now looks the best Cruserweight was not his best didplay but won clearly.

Funny named guy had a solid chin.

okay...official scores r!!!!

117-112
119-100
117-111


Hide keeps winning......horray!!!

Man Johnny,Lost track of time with the Family and the 4th celebration....Thanks for the RBR,I owe ya.I feel like a no-show chump :-X:fight:.......top notch breakdown Chief,Hoisting a Foster's for ya ;D

So Hide got cracked in the 1st?HAAA...This was at Cruiser Right?

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Originally Posted by Spicoli surfs 'Nawlins

Man Johnny,Lost track of time with the Family and the 4th celebration....Thanks for the RBR,I owe ya.I feel like a no-show chump :-X:fight:.......top notch breakdown Chief,Hoisting a Foster's for ya ;D

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I've been disappointed time and again(especially by CutMeMick...)when doing RBR...So I'm used to it...

If I would do a RBR for Sturm vs Griffin tomorrow who will show up ?!?...same time as today...

Sam, Vidoz battle to draw!
Friday, July 4 2008
Turkish national hero Sinan Samil Sam (31-3-1, 16 KOs) and Paolo Vidoz (25-4-1, 14 KOs) battled to a twelve round draw in a battle for the vacant European heavyweight title on Friday night at the Bueyuek Anadolu Hotel in Ankara, Turkey. Sam pressed the action and landed the heavier shots, but Vidoz' quick hands scored, as well. Sam closed strongly, having his best round in the twelfth. Both fighters had previously held the title, which remains vacant.In the co-feature, WBC International Herbie Hide (44-4, 41 KOs) outpointed Nuri Seferi (21-6, 15 KOs) over twelve. Hide, a former WBO heavyweight champion before moving to cruiserweight, was knocked down early in round one, but the "Dancing Destroyer" recovered and outboxed Seferi over the rest of the way. Scores were 117-112 119-110, 117-111.




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