Comments Thread For: Dmitry Bivol files protest over undisputed fight's scoring

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  • RJJ-94-02=GOAT
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    #11
    Embarrassing. All three cards were reasonable.

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    • Superbee
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      #12
      Title should say Team Bivol files protest... Bivol himself wouldn't go that low and frankly he knows what happened more than anybody else ...

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      • TheOneAboveAll
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        #13
        Originally posted by Liondw
        The 116-112 score for Beterbiev is crazy.
        Not at all.

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        • Claude Palle
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          #14
          Originally posted by Nash out
          Beterbiev won and deservedly so. Don't get the fuss about 116-112 either. Let's say each guy won 4 clear rounds each, with 4 rounds that could easily be scored either way, give those same rounds to one guy and you get 116-112. Now, never mind that, you can have a fight that all 12 rounds are close, practically even, and score every round for the same guy if you slightly prefer his work, therefore, you'd score a fight that was close 120-108, and the score would be fine. People look too much into scorecards to determine how close a fight was. As stated, a fight scored 120-108, could, in theory, be a closely contested fight. P.S. Stop crying Hearn, your boy lost. Nash out - His Excellency
          I get your point but can anyone other than a Beterbiev diehard show me the 8 rounds that he won. I re watched the fight and scored it either even or 7 rounds to 5 for Bivol.

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            #15
            If we are going to start filing protests because one scorecard was off, there's going to be a lot of protests being filed.

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            • Nash out
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              #16
              Originally posted by Claude Palle

              I get your point but can anyone other than a Beterbiev diehard show me the 8 rounds that he won. I re watched the fight and scored it either even or 7 rounds to 5 for Bivol.
              He took 1 of the first 4 for me, won the last 3 (easily), so that's 4-4 not including rounds 5/6/7/8, which for me, Beterbiev had the better of. I gave him 3 of those, could it be possible to give him all four of those, I'd say yes. Nash Out - His Excellency

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                #17
                Originally posted by Slowhand
                "The move, filed by Bivol attorney Pat English, isn’t expected to overturn the decision, but it does serve as added ammunition in Bivol’s effort to gain an immediate rematch". This is all we needed to know, he´s not really crying about the L.
                Seems as if Pat English is keeping busy nowadays...

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                • Claude Palle
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by Nash out

                  He took 1 of the first 4 for me, won the last 3 (easily), so that's 4-4 not including rounds 5/6/7/8, which for me, Beterbiev had the better of. I gave him 3 of those, could it be possible to give him all four of those, I'd say yes. Nash Out - His Excellency
                  It also could be possible to give Bivol 7 rounds. Very easily. It's called objective scoring.

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                    #19
                    Originally posted by Claude Palle

                    It also could be possible to give Bivol 7 rounds. Very easily. It's called objective scoring.
                    This is what I'm saying, but I believe it could be scored 116-112 Beterbiev, at the widest, and still be a good card. Nash out - His Excellency

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                      #20
                      No sanctioning organization is going to overturn a close decision. Pat English is an ambulance chaser. He knows his chances of overturning the decision is futile. But, if he can suck money from a plaintiff to enrich himself, he will.

                      Turki said he would stage a rematch. Bivol and Company, stop throwing away good money of such a foolish effort to change the decision with an ambulance chaser who has zero chance to accomplish reversing the decision. Too many boxers fall for hiring Pat English and once the bills start coming, which is his only objective, they will realize that they were scammed.

                      Haney will find the same result. I implore any boxer who falls for the Pat English trap to require English to take the case on a contingency basis ( this means the attorney will only get paid if he wins the case) then watch how fast he declines. That is the only way you will realize you’re being scammed.

                      If there is a clear case of breach of contract, fraud, violation of the Muhammad Ali Boxing Reform Act, or malfeasance by a manager, promoter, or sanctioning organization, then the attorney should be delighted to accept not more than 30% of any financial gain on a contingency basis only.

                      No contingency? Run!!! Pat English has 0% chance of overturning a close decision. Zero!!!
                      Last edited by Phase III; 10-17-2024, 01:01 PM.

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