Juan Diaz vs Timothy bradley 138 catchweight

[Santo Domingo]

Bradley would stop Diaz.


there actually is a distinction.

UD = lopsided fight

SD = close fight

Pull, you are asking me "my opinion". If MY opinion is close decision, then say 'close decision". I'm one person. I can't "split" my projected scorecard. Nahmean?

What if it was UD 115-113, 115-113, 115-113. Is that a Unanimous decision? Yes. Is that a lopsided fight? Um, no.,

Cotto over Mosley was a UD. Was that a close fight or a lopsided fight?

[el malo]

easy work for bradley, very easy.

[Pullcounter]

Pull, you are asking me "my opinion". If MY opinion is close decision, then say 'close decision". I'm one person. I can't "split" my projected scorecard. Nahmean?

well if you're looking it from that perspective... but i'm trying to predict the scores of the judges.

What if it was UD 115-113, 115-113, 115-113. Is that a Unanimous decision? Yes. Is that a lopsided fight? Um, no.,

Cotto over Mosley was a UD. Was that a close fight or a lopsided fight?

cotto over mosley was supposed to be a SD or a draw... but cotto had hometown advantage in MSG so the scores were skewed to a UD.

objectively on paper, a SD indicates that a fight was close and a UD indicates that a fight was not close.

in other words, you have to actually watch a fight of a UD to figure out if it was a close fight, but if you look up a fight on b0xr3c.kom and see a UD, you're automatically thinking that the fight was lopsided.

as I said, there is a distinction.