Dirrell- Froch official punch statistics (daylight robbery)

[Shattered Jaw]

This would have been the same story anywhere in the world. You CANNOT go over to the home guy's ground and expect to win a title running away and leaving 6 or so close rounds. This is PROFESSIONAL boxing... it's tough and not necessarily ***fair***.

[Bhopreign]

This would have been the same story anywhere in the world. You CANNOT go over to the home guy's ground and expect to win a title running away and leaving 6 or so close rounds. This is PROFESSIONAL boxing... it's tough and not necessarily ***fair***.

Why should hometown matter? Were Froch's fans judging the fight?

[NakiFan]

lol im sure these stats are fake froch missed a lot, but a 6% connect rate rofl

[jayblack]

i thought it was a robbery watching the fight but after seeing the stats I can't ****ing believe this ****.... homeboy got ****d

Exactly the way i feel

[$partacus]

lol im sure these stats are fake froch missed a lot, but a 6% connect rate rofl

Obviously a Dirrell fan making up fake numbers, Dirrell did land more but those numbers are BS.

[Heru]

There are no official punch stats. HBO has an exclusive premium network deal with Compubox. Showtime doesn't have that or they would show it during their fights.

Any stats would be unofficial.

[F l i c k e r]

Damn, I return from a long absence and this is what I return to see? Damn, Boxing scene is still filled with ******s. Froch may have missed alot but seriously, 39 punches landed? lol

As a matter of fact, where the **** Tredkiller ol' boy need to pay up.

[karrapato]

wow! Awesome!

[Scott9945]

I have no problem with anyone who thought that Dirrell should have won, even though I'm personally glad he lost. But anyone who accepts these stats as "official" is a fool. Compubox does stats exclusively for HBO.

[Shadows]

I have no problem with anyone who thought that Dirrell should have won, even though I'm personally glad he lost. But anyone who accepts these stats as "official" is a fool. Compubox does stats exclusively for HBO.

I thought they did it for ESPN and Versus too. Do they use another punch tracking system?