I also can run the sims now too if anyone likes.
QUOTE(prodigious1 @ Jul 8 2009, 03:44 PM)

Norris-Pwill 12?
used generic trainers and cutman but
Norris-Pwill 12
GCx2
Round 1:
Norris dominated the majority of the round with quick jabs and ocassional lead rights, only to be caught by an uppercut and going down with 30 seconds left in the round, he rose to his feet at 3.
Rd 2 pretty boring with Norris edging it out slightly
Rd 3 Pwill dominated from start to finish
Rd 4, 30 seconds in Williams lands a low blow and is warned, soon as the fighters start back up Williams connects with a huge hook and drops Norris for a 6 count, Norris covers up while Williams unloads the rest of the round.
Rd 5 is pretty even with Norris taking the edge with more punches landed.
Rd 6 They start off trading jabs, Norris throws a nice right to the body and is warned for a low blow, when the shot clearly was above the belt. Norris is pissed and drops Williams with a flurry of 4 punches as soon as action resumes. Williams gets back to his feet at 5, and covers up the rest of the round.
Rd 7 Williams starts off with a nice combo to the body, and Norris fires right back, They trade blows the majority of the round with Norris landing more.
Rd 8 wasnt that action packed except for a huge hook by Norris that had Williams on unsteady legs, Williams did nothing but get rocked that round.
Rd 9 Williams wobbles Norris 3 times in the round, but Norris gave as good as he took, and made it a close round.
Rd 10 was a clinch fest with Williams doing just enough to possibly pull it out.
Rd 11, Williams lands a nice one two, then gets caught with a crushing cross following by a nice uppercut in close, Norris continues to lay the leather on Williams to close out the round.
Rd 12 seen Williams stun Norris before Mills Lane for some reason out of no where stops the fight with a minute 30 remaining thinking he heard the bell, was a horrible time to stop the fight, Williams had Norris stunned.
the judges score it as follows
Reg Thompson, England 113-112 Terry Norris
Keith MacDonald, US 113-113 Even
and
Henk Mejiers, New Zealand 114-112 for your winner Terry Norris.