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Roy Jones Talks Calzaghe, Jermain Taylor vs. Carl Froch?
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My point is that the judges ringside are the opinions that MATTER. They do this for a living and are very experienced. This was no robbery, rather a fight that was close and the man who won was recognized (2) times.
>I am making a point that judges are persuaded by business, but in this case Taylor was alot busier but in fact landed 10 less shots in the first fight. Right? That does not mean that a fighter should win if they have to be forced into engagement every exchange and happen to land more shots.
In fight 2 Taylor was outlanded by only 6 punches, but again pushed the fight. That means something, believe it or not.
>They have never been exactly right, but always very close. Usually within 10-25 punches. I don't remember exact totals off the top of my head, but I assure you that I have been doing this for a while because I too used to doubt the authenticity of compu-box. Also, there is no way to acually determine if they are correct or not without counting yourself. What will you do? Ask a competitor to count too? And, who would be able to tell if they were right? See where I am going with that? Okay then, that's why I count punches myself and I always trust MYSELF over YOU, the judges and the compu-box personel.
>Exactly my point. I am glad you are able to admit that as I am. Also, there is no Doubt in MY mind that Hatton won 5 of the first 7 rounds against Floyd too.Last edited by IMDAZED; 06-27-2008, 04:36 PM.
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Originally posted by IMDAZED View PostOhh...I coulda sworn your point was what you said before: Most people thought Taylor won. Thanks for clarifying.
So Taylor threw more - a lot more - yet landed less. But he deserves the win. I guess activity and INeffective aggression count more than clean punching and ring generalship. Got it.
Right. We here believe that you think compubox is accurate because every fight, you count along with them. Sure.
Which just goes to show you that I'm right. You score missed punches...especially when they miss a lot of them.
>He carried the fight and landed the harder punches, almost knocking down Hopkins on a few occasions while being busier. He won and I do not have to argue that FACT with you. Point proven to all but you.
>I did'nt say I counted punches in every fight. I said in the ones that mean something to me. I see all of the fights that are aired , period. Whether it be PPV, ESPN, HBO, Showtime, Versus and sometimes even Telemundo. I only count on the fights that have my fav's in them. There you are again putting words in my mouth. Point proven to all but you. Again.
>Read my post again, I said "I DO NOT" score punches that don't land. Get it right to understand me on this level. I'm starting to doubt your credintials and may not respond to you anymore. Keep it correct. I always do and have no reason to lie. I don't get kicks arguing with you on the Internet. I just speak my mind. Like you.Last edited by Chase8400; 06-27-2008, 04:56 PM.
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Originally posted by Chase8400 View PostLike I said, I counted out that fight too. Compu-box was pretty close. From what I remember, Joe landed slightly less than compu-box counted. However, I only counted clear connects. Not grazing ones or punches that were half hearted taps that did no damage. Joe landed a whole lot more on Hopkins, thats why I scored it a DRAW based on the KD. Hopkins landed the harder, more telling shots though.
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Originally posted by Chase8400 View PostSee what I mean , "IMDAZED"?Last edited by IMDAZED; 06-27-2008, 05:09 PM.
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I have to chuckle at the dedication afforded to the Taylor v Hopkins fight and more importantly, Taylor himself. When in reality, his fight with Froch is his last in the upper tier of the sport.
Froch holds every single advantage over Taylor. Having medalled at the World amateur finals, extensive amateur career, height, power, awkward style, power, chin, chin, power and chin... did i mention power ?
Jermain, as game as he is has pushed around by Ouma, Spinks, and Winky Wright - the majority of them could fight at Welter if they wanted to.
There is a very real reason as to why Calzaghe didn't make the fight with Froch over the last 4 years, preferring Evans Ashira and Mario Veit (again) when all he had to do was accept Froch's mantle.
I expect a great fight from Taylor, but by the halfway point it will unravel for him as Froch walks through his best shots and takes him out either with a body assault or uppercut.
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Originally posted by ALT-Assassin View PostJermain Taylor was the undefeated middleweight champion before Pavlik came around.The same irrational logic could be said about Jones not deserving a shot at Calzaghe!
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Originally posted by cityfgod View PostI have to chuckle at the dedication afforded to the Taylor v Hopkins fight and more importantly, Taylor himself. When in reality, his fight with Froch is his last in the upper tier of the sport.
Froch holds every single advantage over Taylor. Having medalled at the World amateur finals, extensive amateur career, height, power, awkward style, power, chin, chin, power and chin... did i mention power ?
Jermain, as game as he is has pushed around by Ouma, Spinks, and Winky Wright - the majority of them could fight at Welter if they wanted to.
There is a very real reason as to why Calzaghe didn't make the fight with Froch over the last 4 years, preferring Evans Ashira and Mario Veit (again) when all he had to do was accept Froch's mantle.
I expect a great fight from Taylor, but by the halfway point it will unravel for him as Froch walks through his best shots and takes him out either with a body assault or uppercut.
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