Who here actually keeps scorecards when watching a fight?

[-Boxzilla-]

I think he almost always gets it right in my book except when he had Williams beating Quintana the first time around.

ya, sometimes he has me scratching my head, quintana williams is a good example. but for the most part i agree with him. but often with me its just a round here and there not a whole fight.

[My Name Is...]

Always!!!!!!

[boxing_great]

I think keeping a scorecard feels like your working whilst watching the fight, so it takes the entertainment out of it. So instead of enojoying the fight, your busy analysing it, which takes the excitement out of the fight.

[warp1432]

I do about all the time using fightjudge.com. Only time I don't is when they don't have the fight on there (then which I keep track in my head) or watching casual fights where I don't care the winner and the match isn't to important. For example, the undercards to FNF's are usually those.

[squealpiggy]

If I'm a fan of the fighter then I don't keep a scorecard when I watch it the first time. If it's close I might score it when I rewatch it. If I'm not particularly a fan of either guy then I might keep a scorecard to keep myself involved.

[RimmyDelicious]

I frequently post a scorecard for major fights at another website, on threads were everyone posts them as well so we can all check who scored which rounds for who and why as the fight is going on.

[Texanballer]

IMO dont say a fight is a robbery unless you actually say down and scored rounds round by round. I notice a lot of people say that when they dont even know what rounds went to who

[Dan...]

I never score a fight the first time I watch it. I just try and enjoy it. When I am watching a fight for the second time on I always keep a scorecard.

[Savino]

normally I dont but I did with the hopkins-Pavlik and Jones-Calzaghe fight.

[boxer12]

too much work...and im usually drinkin

i only do it on replays.