Comments Thread For: The Hidden Prejudices in Boxing Judging
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If you're telling me, they don't need that part because they're just highly qualified individuals that only know how to judge a fight, yet then they give horrendous scores that nobody else on the planet witnessed, are they highly qualified?
I know judging is a tough job in itself, even if you're a GOOD judge, but in general, their scores are reflective of what the audience saw. Even if the fight was razor thin and you can give it to either guy, the score should look close then. Though if the fight was razor thin by everyone's eyes and you have one judge giving a shutout to one guy, that's not a quality judge I'd say...Comment
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I don't understand this position, why not just score the fight 120 - 108 every time in that case? They have to hand in their scorecard at the end of each round, so are you suggesting they score the obvious ones to the "B-side" but then remember to score enough closer ones to the "A-side"?
You conspiracists are so confident with your outpourings on this subject you should be able to explain in greater detail what's going on here.Comment
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