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(Joshua Clottey, pictured on left, landing a solid right hand to the side of Diego Corrales' head) SPRINGFIELD, MISSOURI (April 7, 2007) – Photo: TOM CASINO/SHOWTIME - It was too much, too soon for Diego “Chico” Corrales Saturday on SHOWTIME boxing. Attempting to move up two weight classes against a dangerous, world-ranked, full-fledged welterweight, the three-time world champion was battered and beaten up by Joshua Clottey, who scored two knockdowns en route to registering a clear-cut, dominant 10-round unanimous decision.
Gary Shaw Productions and Tony Holden Promotions co-promoted the hard-fought boxing match before a near-capacity crowd of 2,300 at The Shrine Mosque. The crowd-pleasing bout aired on SHOWTIME CHAMPIONSHIP BOXING at 9 p.m. ET/PT (delayed on the west coast).
It was an exciting, albeit one-sided slugfest from the outset. As expected, there was little dancing or posing and the boxers performed with as much determination and courageousness as any one could expect. Both stood their ground on the inside and connected with their best shots. continue l
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