Eye-catching punches is all it takes to get decision wins...

Is that all it takes even thought they're few and far between? What rules am I missing? Rewatch the fight and notice that Beterbiev blocked alot of those shots. Not all of course. I didnt notice it till I saw the slow-mo replays. He also turns his head with shots too.

Well it doesn’t hurt. Lol Judges are human. They’re influenced by things that stand out. Sugar Ray Leonard beat Marvin Hagler in one of the most infamously controversial decisions in boxing history by using this bit of psychology.

Is that all it takes even thought they're few and far between? What rules am I missing? Why do so many people get all “teen girl” upset when a fight is close? I personally saw a very close fight. The last two rounds Bivol looked bad. He was a warrior STILL. I was very impresses with Bivol. I still thought Beterbiev edged him slightly by 1-2 rounds but if Bivol would of won. I wouldn't cry about it like the girls on here. Not even Bivol cried about it. If they fight again id bet money on Bivol. I thought Beterbiev legs looked shot. He looked OLD but he hit HARD and Bivols punches didn't bother him.

I saw no "quite a lot" in this fight. 12 rounds is 36 minutes long, excluding 1 minute breaks. Assuming he does 6 eye-catching scenes per round, 6 secs long each, that's only 7 minutes the entire fight. What the heck was he doing the rest of half an hour of the entire fight? getting into position to throw the eye catchers

depends on whos throwing them quite a lot I saw no "quite a lot" in this fight. 12 rounds is 36 minutes long, excluding 1 minute breaks. Assuming he does 6 eye-catching scenes per round, 6 secs long each, that's only 7 minutes the entire fight. What the heck was he doing the rest of half an hour of the entire fight?

depends on whos throwing them quite a lot