Comments Thread For: Daily Bread Mailbag: Jaron Ennis, Charlo-Benavidez, Claressa Shields, More
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I love Bread but he ****s on too much about Meldrick v JCC & a lot of what says is rubbish. Meldrick v JCC is kinda similar to Floyd v Castillo. Meldrick was ahead but JCC was always doing damage with short punches to body & head. There is no way, to me, that Meldrick was more than 2 rounds ahead going into the 12th. Yes, the judges may have been bought but I wasn't. So, suppose Steele doesn't stop the fight & Meldrick takes more punishment. It is a 10-8 round, maybe even a 10-7 round. Meaning Chavez wins by a close decision or, at best for Taylor, its a draw. Meldrick was a great talent that coulda been a great fighter. He & his corner made some terrible decisions, specifically he shoulda stayed at 140 & not gone higher. He was NOT robbed v Chavez.Comment
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IDK if I'm clueless but I don't think I'm biased. After the bout ended Meldrick went to emergency care & JCC went out on the plss. That suggests, to me, that the judges's scorecards & the commentary were maybe not reflecting what happened inside the ring?Comment
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I'm thinking when one man parties while the other is in the hospital, it's clear as day who won.Unless you're biased.Comment
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———I love Bread but he ****s on too much about Meldrick v JCC & a lot of what says is rubbish. Meldrick v JCC is kinda similar to Floyd v Castillo. Meldrick was ahead but JCC was always doing damage with short punches to body & head. There is no way, to me, that Meldrick was more than 2 rounds ahead going into the 12th. Yes, the judges may have been bought but I wasn't. So, suppose Steele doesn't stop the fight & Meldrick takes more punishment. It is a 10-8 round, maybe even a 10-7 round. Meaning Chavez wins by a close decision or, at best for Taylor, its a draw. Meldrick was a great talent that coulda been a great fighter. He & his corner made some terrible decisions, specifically he shoulda stayed at 140 & not gone higher. He was NOT robbed v Chavez.
If you watched the fights, you would never use the word you just used (… suppose Steele doesn't stop the fight & Meldrick takes more punishment.) - the fight was literally ending. Less than 12 seconds remaining.
How much “more” punishment was he going to get?
To quote Breadman, how is it that the B side NEVER gets the benefit of doubt or the better decision?Comment
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That's ridiculousI love Bread but he ****s on too much about Meldrick v JCC & a lot of what says is rubbish. Meldrick v JCC is kinda similar to Floyd v Castillo. Meldrick was ahead but JCC was always doing damage with short punches to body & head. There is no way, to me, that Meldrick was more than 2 rounds ahead going into the 12th. Yes, the judges may have been bought but I wasn't. So, suppose Steele doesn't stop the fight & Meldrick takes more punishment. It is a 10-8 round, maybe even a 10-7 round. Meaning Chavez wins by a close decision or, at best for Taylor, its a draw. Meldrick was a great talent that coulda been a great fighter. He & his corner made some terrible decisions, specifically he shoulda stayed at 140 & not gone higher. He was NOT robbed v Chavez.
You gotta be Mexican
I've never met a non-Mexican argue that it was a good stoppage
As Bread said
Even with a 10-8 round, Taylor still wins the fight.. The official scorecards going into the 12th round was 108-101 Taylor, 107-102 Taylor and 105-104 Chavez.
And no, he wouldn't have taken a horrific amount of damage with 2 seconds left in the fight
Taylor was wayyy ahead on the official cards & the commentary reflected how far ahead Taylor was
Y'all know damn well that's now how fights are scored
Taylor outlanded Chavez 457-258
He dominated that fight and the fight was stopped with 2 seconds left BECAUSE he was dominating the fight.
Taylor wasn't a very durable fighter & as we all know JCC has a chin of granite, so "who was hurt worst" isn't really indicative of who actually won the fight.Comment
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Imagine if football or basketball were treated like boxing is, and top teams refused to play each other to protect their "0"... Boxing is a weird sport sometimes.
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