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Hi. In your opinion, as you see it, it's the truth. But that's not objective at all is it? If it were, we would both be happy to see it included, right now. However, Wikipedia is all about providing references for anything added to articles, especially of a controversial nature, and especially in biographies of living persons to avoid slander/libel. Merely lumping in odd clearly biased comments based on personal observation ("I was watching the match") is not good enough.

I didn't personally see the match, but I struck the info out because it is blatantly non-neutral, and is unsourced. If it turns out to be as controversial as you seem to think, then I'm sure it will be included in the article eventually, but with proper reportage and sources. An article may state the facts, leaning neither one way nor the other, and leave the reader to decide what is the truth in their view by checking the sources added with the information.

Let's see what happens when the details sink into the media stream properly - it's too soon after the event. Please understand that I did not remove anything because I thought it was wrong - just not well enough referenced, that's all. Thanks for your post to my talk page. Ref (chew)(do) 21:59, 2 April 2008 (UTC)

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