How did ya score Marquez-Vazquez 3?

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  • Pastrano
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    #1

    How did ya score Marquez-Vazquez 3?

    I haven't scored it yet, so I'm curious, it was a very close fight.
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    #2
    I Cant remember my exact scre but i thought Marquez squeaked it. 1 point up i had him i think, not sure but i defo thought he won but then in that type of fight it really could have gone either way

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      #3
      Originally posted by The Surgeon
      I Cant remember my exact scre but i thought Marquez squeaked it. 1 point up i had him i think, not sure but i defo thought he won but then in that type of fight it really could have gone either way
      I think I had Vazquez up by 1 going into the 12th and the final knockdown (ropes held Marquez up) sealed it. Great fights!

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        #4
        Originally posted by JAB5239
        I think I had Vazquez up by 1 going into the 12th and the final knockdown (ropes held Marquez up) sealed it. Great fights!
        I think their fights are better than Ward vs Gatti's and Morales vs Barrera's as u know That is really saying something!

        The fight in discussion is the best they had also imo

        U had Izzy one up, i had Raffa the same - just one of those fights! I actually felt at the time a draw would have been fair and a nice way to finish the trilogy, that didnt happen then Raffa smashed a worn out Izzy in their fourth battle.

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        • mrboxer
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          #5
          i think the score was pretty much on even keel with what the fight generated through punch stats i would like to see a change in the way a fight is scored to eliminate a lot of controversial decisions boxing needs to make changes in its scoring system to ensure accuracy towards the final scoring results

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          • Wild Blue Yonda
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            #6
            I had it dead-even after eleven, making Vazquez a two-point winner. It was hands-down their best fight, even allowing for how memorable their previous two had been. This fight had everything --- blood, knockdowns, a dramatic & unforeseeable comeback (played out over several enthralling rounds), controversy, & a grandstand finish. I deem it second only to Morales-Barrera I as the best fight of the decade (IMO, Vazquez-Marquez III was of an even higher standard than Corrales-Castillo I, & that sapeaks volumes).

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            • Pastrano
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              #7
              Originally posted by Wild Blue Yonda
              I had it dead-even after eleven, making Vazquez a two-point winner. It was hands-down their best fight, even allowing for how memorable their previous two had been. This fight had everything --- blood, knockdowns, a dramatic & unforeseeable comeback (played out over several enthralling rounds), controversy, & a grandstand finish. I deem it second only to Morales-Barrera I as the best fight of the decade (IMO, Vazquez-Marquez III was of an even higher standard than Corrales-Castillo I, & that sapeaks volumes).
              Yea, I think that trilogy was awesome. It may have been overlooked only because its a lower division trilogy, in comparison to Gatti-Ward. I guess this trilogy proved wrong that rule "when a boxer meets a puncher, boxer wins".

              Now that I think of it, this trilogy has some similarities with Barrera-Morales; Vazquez is Barrera and Marquez is Morales in this case. Marquez won the first fight somewhat controversially (tho it was a right stoppage), then Vazquez won the third thanks to a strong finish, much like Barrera.
              Last edited by Pastrano; 04-20-2011, 10:37 AM.

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              • BigStereotype
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                #8
                I had it close but clearly for Vazquez. That knockdown sealed it for me. I had it like 113-111, I believe.

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                  #9
                  Originally posted by Wild Blue Yonda
                  \Vazquez-Marquez III was of an even higher standard than Corrales-Castillo I.
                  HOW DARE YOU!

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