Fight Score - Loma Vs Haney - 880 Entries
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And that's on top of you not knowing the rules of boxing OR the definition of 'close' in the dictionary. Nothing you've claimed actually supports your position. I'm honestly impressed you've managed to be wrong on so many different levels.Comment
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I'm saying that by your own logic, you should be giving 2 to Loma. You're the one saying that if all 3 judges think a fighter won a round that should count as good evidence that said fighter won that round. So it's even internally inconsistent for you to be arguing for round 2 of all rounds.
And that's on top of you not knowing the rules of boxing OR the definition of 'close' in the dictionary. Nothing you've claimed actually supports your position. I'm honestly impressed you've managed to be wrong on so many different levels.
At what point did I say if all 3 judges score the round for a fighter that that's good evidence that fighter won the round? I didn't say that at any point.
How do you go about justifying the position that there can't be either way rounds in a boxing match when you just said one of the rounds you citied, were split between the judges?
You know that usually means, right? When the round is split between the judges?Comment
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I did give Round 2 to Loma.
At what point did I say if all 3 judges score the round for a fighter that that's good evidence that fighter won the round? I didn't say that at any point.
How do you go about justifying the position that there can't be either way rounds in a boxing match when you just said one of the rounds you citied, were split between the judges?
You know that usually means, right? When the round is split between the judges?
Not to mention, none of the judges would agree that the round they scored one way "could have easily gone to the other fighter.". The fighter that gets the 10 needs to be the winner of the round in the judge's mind. If it could go either way, that's the literal definition of an even round, and is supposed to be scored that way.
Judges getting it wrong doesn't mean that there's not a correct winner to the round or the fight. That logic suggests that the Tony Weeks, Adelaide Byrd, Dave Moretti, etc are just as objective and valid as anyone else, and that's clearly false.
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