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| | Ayala Beats Tapia in Close Decision by Jason Levin (October 8, 2000) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-06) |
 | | Tapia, who said that he’d "Sucked ice cubes for days" to make 118 pounds for their first fight, demanded that the fight take place at a catch-weight of 124 pounds, and looked to be much bigger and stronger than Ayala. |
 | | Tapia opened the seventh with a strong combination, then dug a heavy left to the body, but Ayala, who said that the body shots never fazed him, never took a backwards step. |
 | | Tapia was frustrated and a little tired, and missed a lot of heavy punches, but with these two the tide can change in an instant, and sure enough Tapia suddenly came to life. |
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