The first round I don't think you could give to Collazo, he landed 1 good left but that was about it. Berto had him on the ropes at the end...an even round or maybe even Berto's. A few others I can't remember was the same, really look at the 12th round Collazo was ready to go....the dude was getting hit with clean effective shots and I didn't see the same thing for Berto....Collazo was pitty patting a lot
Collazo nearly always got the better of the exchanges on the inside. Berto missed many of his shots on the outside and had no jab. Even if Collazo was pitty patting he was scoring with his shoeshines and combos to the body of Berto.
Why was that a ****** thing to say MikeBrew? You quoted me? Why??? I don't know if 720p existed back in 2006 because I'm not rich and I don't own alot of great technology and I haven't ever seen a 720p copy of Calzaghe/Lacy around anywheres. ****ing jack ass.
He landed some really good combinations and hurt Berto. Berto worked his way back in it, but Collazo landed some good shots at the end there and plus he hurt Berto.
I agree, I do not believe that the first round clearly went to Collazo. That was a swing round, could of went either way.
However, its hard to imagine that Berto won the fight with the point deduction, but thats why i'm watching it again. I do not think it was a robbery, but my first impression was that Collazo won the fight.
My point is there were many of those swing rounds....and judges tend to compensate for wrongful, or at least controversial point deductions.
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