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Muhammed Ali Vs. Wladimir Klitschko Computer Matchup
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If anyone wants to purchase these simulations themselves here are the links:
Title Bout 2.5
http://www.ootpdevelopments.com/joom...oads-tbcb.html
Data Boxing
http://www.downeygames.com/catalog/i...roducts_id=185
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Originally posted by bklynboy View PostThese projections can't silence anybody or prove anything because it isn't working with objective figures.
Let's take something simple. How much power did Marciano have? Or Foreman? We don't know. If we had sensors and data of them (and 1000s of other fighters) hitting heavy bags and pads we might have an idea of their power in a real fight. And this is something relatively easy to quantify. What about something much more difficult such as keeping focus and determination while losing, allowing you to capitalize on a mistake and turn the fight around?
These simulations mean nothing and prove nothing. The only thing they're good for is to give us more to talk and think about.
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Originally posted by poet682006 View PostHere are the results of Morales Vs. Hamed:
Title Bout II
Erik Morales 82-18-0 with 63 stoppages
Naseem Hamed 18-82-0 with 11 stoppages
Data Boxing
Erik Morales 63-34-3 with 28 stoppages
Naseem Hamed 34-63-3 with 11 stoppages
Cheers for running that.
You should def. do that tournament with all the fighters u were talking about. Would be interesting to see the results.
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Originally posted by gingeralbino View PostThats kind of what i was expecting. The first one was a bit too one sided for Erik, but that may be me blinded by my love for the prince! I was curious to see how many KOs they gave, concidering Naz had insane power and Erik had equally an insane chin, Naz had a good chin too, and Erik could KO fighters right left and centre over 12 rounds of constant hits.
Cheers for running that.
You should def. do that tournament with all the fighters u were talking about. Would be interesting to see the results.
Poet
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Originally posted by bklynboy View PostThese projections can't silence anybody or prove anything because it isn't working with objective figures.
Let's take something simple. How much power did Marciano have? Or Foreman? We don't know. If we had sensors and data of them (and 1000s of other fighters) hitting heavy bags and pads we might have an idea of their power in a real fight. And this is something relatively easy to quantify. What about something much more difficult such as keeping focus and determination while losing, allowing you to capitalize on a mistake and turn the fight around?
These simulations mean nothing and prove nothing. The only thing they're good for is to give us more to talk and think about.
http://www.**********.com/?d=0N1OC2YO
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