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I'm not even a fan of Soto or Antillon but I felt that Soto was clearly dominating the fight on points, while Antillon's only chance was a punchers chance with the way he choose to fight Soto. I totally disagree with the judges scorecards.
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5Soto clearly won and the fight wasn't as close as the judges had it on the scorecards60.00%3Antillon won and was robbed0.00%0It was a close fight that could have gone either way on the scorecards40.00%2Other0.00%0Last edited by starkiller; 12-07-2010, 06:25 PM. -
nope........sotto was landing the bigger and cleaner punches by far..... -
I scored it 8-4 to soto inc the point deductuion. It wasnt a clsoe fight, soto clearly did more work and easily won the fight imoComment
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I feel the judges gave Antillon too much credit for pressuring in the fight.Comment
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they sure did, soto was fighting the perfect fight, letting antillion come inside then countering himOriginally posted by starkiller View PostComment
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Totally agree!! The only thing Antillon had going for him was applying pressure. Based on clean effective punching, Soto all the way!Comment
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it was a close fight, but Soto clearly won the fight esp. in the first half.
Urbano came strong at the end and was making the champ work hard.
I scored it 115-112 I think.Comment
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I had it 117-110 Soto.Comment
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I had it 114-113 Soto. I think in many rounds, while Soto seemed to be busier it looked to me (especially in the the slo-mo replays) that alot of his punches were glancing, flat out missing, or just not very solid in quite a few rounds. That's why it was closer than it had to be.Comment
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115-113 Soto.Comment
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