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  • #91


    Heard he got robbed against Lopez even though he literally ran half the fight and waited for Teo to punch himself out chasing him.

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    • #92
      Lomachenko can be funny sometimes.

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      • #93
        Originally posted by Cypocryphy View Post

        The only one who's invested is you who keeps replying to this thread, repeating yourself over and over again. It's obvious now that your turban is on that puny little head of yours too tightly. It really eats you up inside that everyone knows that Haney lost, and when people do videos on it, it just supports what the vast majority of viewers saw that night, that Loma was robbed. That's actually not the main point of this thread. It's understood that he was robbed. The point was to show how accurate the AI is in judging this fight and that it should be used in all fights.

        And because you're a dumbass (oh yes you are), I will explain to you one more time. This has already been tested for years in amateur matches, whereby they use a multitude a video feeds to capture all of the action, which is what would be used in pro fights.

        Apparently, this must terrify you because all your favorite boxers would end up with losses if that were to happen.

        Anyway, please reply again and let me and everyone know how much this irritates you. I want to keep hearing it. It brings a smile to my face.
        It has not been WIDELY implemented in an OFFICIAL manner yet.

        No network has used it & no OFFICIAL entity has adopted it for OFFICIAL use, yet.

        Let that happen FIRST.

        Again, you're the one who keeps making threads and fxcking up the board with this one fight as if controversial decisions don't happen every fxckin' week in boxing.

        So you think Loma/Haney was a robbery?

        Get in line, I've thought hundreds of fights were robberies over the years.

        I don't make 100 threads about them.

        Get a fxckin' life.
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        • #94
          Originally posted by hhh1200 View Post


          Heard he got robbed against Lopez even though he literally ran half the fight and waited for Teo to punch himself out chasing him.
          Yeah. I think the problem with this fight is that the judge's scorecards were so far off what occurred in the ring. One judge said Loma only won one round, which is absurd. There were other issues too, such as round two, where Lopez landed a couple crazing body shots, while Loma landed five head snapping punches, yet all the judges gave that to Lopez. It's the round that Ward gave to Loma, and I can't imagine anyone awarding Lopez that round. Also, looking at the fight as a whole, Loma beat up Lopez, while the opposite can't be said. It creates a certain perception.

          It was a close fight. It reminded me of Shakur vs De Los Santos, in all honesty. Like how De Los Santos was pressing the fight but not landing much, you had Lopez pressing the fight and not landing much. The difference, however, was that Lopez won those rounds while De Los Santos lost those rounds. This is why people are not happy about how these judges score fights.

          I haven't done an actual punch count for this fight because it takes too long, but I'm hoping Jabbr picks this fight up to demonstrate DeepStrike. I'd like to see more controversial classics as well, such as Whitaker vs Chavez.

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          • #95
            Originally posted by The D3vil View Post

            It has not been WIDELY implemented in an OFFICIAL manner yet.

            No network has used it & no OFFICIAL entity has adopted it for OFFICIAL use, yet.

            Let that happen FIRST.

            Again, you're the one who keeps making threads and fxcking up the board with this one fight as if controversial decisions don't happen every fxckin' week in boxing.

            So you think Loma/Haney was a robbery?

            Get in line, I've thought hundreds of fights were robberies over the years.

            I don't make 100 threads about them.

            Get a fxckin' life.
            crimsonfalcon07 You see? This is one of those clowns I was telling you about, who's so triggered that he actually has to go to other threads that have nothing to do with Devin and Loma and start bitching and moaning about this fight.

            Every time someone mentions Devin's name, you can hear this clown's ass pucker from across the Internet. I rarely see a man as triggered as this clown.

            I've made one thread about this fight (this one) since the fight occurred to demonstrate this technology and how it could help in scoring fights, but in his little pea brain, he thinks this one thread has multiplied into hundreds. That's how bothered this man is. Like I said, his ass puckers every time you mention Devin's name. Don't be fooled by all his gifs. This man has untoward thoughts about other men.

            And like I said clown: Keep posting replies on here. I know how much it hurts, so keep making me smile.

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            • #96
              Originally posted by Cypocryphy View Post
              I don't know, let's see. I'll post it again.
              It would be cool if they allowed suggestions for future videos and demonstrations. Can think of many older fights, it would be great to see the real numbers like this. Lost count of the amount of times when I've seen a totally different fight than what the commentators are describing. Just off the top of my head... Castillo-Mayweather I, Dirrell-Froch, Holyfield-Lewis I & II, Calzaghe-Reid, several Pernell Whittaker fights. There was Catterall-Taylor recently, which was a sickening example of the corruption in Boxing.

              I'll defo have a look at the Canelo-Golovkin ones. I didn't think there was any great controversy in those fights, though it is one of those things where we have the grey area of subjectivity. One fan likes the slick defensive moves and the art of 'hit and not get hit'. Another likes the aggression and forward-pressure of the other fighter. So one gives 4 close rounds to the style he likes, and the other scores the 4 rounds to what he likes. Who is wrong in these situations? It's a hard one, but seeing things in the way Jabbr do it starts to paint a broader picture. Hell yea!

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              • #97
                Originally posted by W1LL View Post

                It would be cool if they allowed suggestions for future videos and demonstrations. Can think of many older fights, it would be great to see the real numbers like this. Lost count of the amount of times when I've seen a totally different fight than what the commentators are describing. Just off the top of my head... Castillo-Mayweather I, Dirrell-Froch, Holyfield-Lewis I & II, Calzaghe-Reid, several Pernell Whittaker fights. There was Catterall-Taylor recently, which was a sickening example of the corruption in Boxing.
                Yeah. Apparently they have a list at the moment. I ready that they are stepping away from posting more fight videos for a little bit because some were blocked for copyright violations and that they have some deadline they are working on. It was something like that. That was about a month or so ago. However, they did say they will be back shortly to post more. You could leave a request on their YouTube page.

                I'll defo have a look at the Canelo-Golovkin ones. I didn't think there was any great controversy in those fights, though it is one of those things where we have the grey area of subjectivity.
                Personally I didn't see much grey area in those fights. They didn't do the first, just the second one, and it was even more apparent that Golovkin should have had his hand raised. I think sometimes when we rewatch fights, especially when we rewatch fights knowing how the judges scored it in favor of someone we didn't initially see win, it will make a person overvalue what was being done by the person who eventually had his hand raised. Usually, our first judgment of a fight is the most accurate one based on how the AI is scoring the fights. That's how it's been for me.

                One fan likes the slick defensive moves and the art of 'hit and not get hit'. Another likes the aggression and forward-pressure of the other fighter. So one gives 4 close rounds to the style he likes, and the other scores the 4 rounds to what he likes. Who is wrong in these situations? It's a hard one, but seeing things in the way Jabbr do it starts to paint a broader picture. Hell yea!
                I suppose it depends on how much weight you apply to the four criteria. In Europe, they actually apportion a percentage to the four criteria, where clean punches is given the most weight, and defense is given the least weight. There are percentages next to each criterium.

                The latter three criteria are dependent on the first one, which is "clean punches." So whatever someone likes, whether it be a smooth, fleet-footed out-boxing style or an aggressive volume punching style, it's about who lands the more effective punches. The sport is called "boxing" after all. I see people try to give rounds to a guy who has great upper body movement despite still getting him more off than the other guy. I think that's just someone way to disguise an effort to rob another fighter.

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                • #98
                  Originally posted by Cypocryphy View Post

                  Yeah. Here's DeepStrikes Scorecard:

                  DEEPSTRIKE
                  DEVIN HANEY VASYL LOMACHENKO
                  1 10 9
                  2 9 10
                  3 9 10
                  4 9 10
                  5 9 10
                  6 9 10
                  7 9 10
                  8 9 10
                  9 9 10
                  10 9 10
                  11 9 10
                  12 10 9
                  TOTAL: 110 118
                  Do they do cards now? 118-110 Loma is an insane card.

                  Last I watched they just told who landed more shots, bigger shots & some other less obvious stats that can be interpreted many ways. And as we all know & agree with largely landing more shots doesn't equal you win the round unless you time machined back to early 90's amateur boxing.

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                  • #99
                    Originally posted by Cypocryphy View Post

                    So here we go. This is 99.99 percent accurate. Round by round. You tell me what the scorecard is then.

                    Round One
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 5 4
                    High Impact 1 0
                    Thrown 36 30
                    Pressure 34% 25%
                    Aggression 16% 15%


                    Round Two
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 11 14
                    High Impact 1 3
                    Thrown 43 63
                    Pressure 42% 25%
                    Aggression 21% 30%

                    Round Three
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 12 16
                    High Impact 2 4
                    Thrown 39 53
                    Pressure 34% 21%
                    Aggression 18% 28%

                    Round Four
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 6 10
                    High Impact 1 3
                    Thrown 43 24
                    Pressure 32% 24%
                    Aggression 23% 10%

                    Round Five
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 11 13
                    High Impact 1 2
                    Thrown 53 39
                    Pressure 35% 30%
                    Aggression 27% 20%

                    Round Six
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 10 13
                    High Impact 3 3
                    Thrown 36 37
                    Pressure 37% 19%
                    Aggression 17% 19%

                    Round Seven
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 11 19
                    High Impact 1 1
                    Thrown 40 39
                    Pressure 36 29
                    Aggression 22 18

                    Round Eight
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 14 15
                    High Impact 3 6
                    Thrown 42 39
                    Pressure 31 27
                    Aggression 21 20

                    Round Nine
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 9 16
                    High Impact 2 6
                    Thrown 40 43
                    Pressure 32 21
                    Aggression 20 20

                    Round Ten
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 5 13
                    High Impact 2 4
                    Thrown 31 37
                    Pressure 28 25
                    Aggression 13 12

                    Round Eleven
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 5 21
                    High Impact 2 11
                    Thrown 33 44
                    Pressure 34 36
                    Aggression 17 21

                    Round Twelve
                    Devin Haney Lomachenko
                    Landed 14 7
                    High Impact 2 2
                    Thrown 47 48
                    Pressure 37 38
                    Aggression 26 25
                    â
                    So you believe landing more shots equals a round being won???

                    I don't even think the JabbrAI ppl believe that. Most boxing fans definitely don't believe that.

                    I love this AI punch stat world thats coming, but I think you are going further with their stats than they are.

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                    • Originally posted by Mammoth View Post
                      I scored it a draw live so I really have no issue with anyone feeling either guy won.

                      This is weird though. I can't imagine living this way.
                      Same. To me it was a close enough either guy winning would have been fine or a draw obv.

                      I do love these AI stats tho & I hope they put compubox out of business soon with their nintendo controller bs. That said I do think ppl make too much of stats like this when they want to & don't realize this is like rushing yards or fumbles in a football game more than its what should be on the scoreboard.

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