Do judges see compubox numbers b4 they turn in there scorecards?

[supRa]

loccy was talkin 2 me lulz

[cletoreyes147]

Compubox is ******; I thought it was some kind of badass motion detecting computer program but then I found out it's just a bunch of guys pressing buttons. They should put some sensors on the gloves to count the punches, instead. If we can put a man on the moon, we can count the punches in a fight, no problem.

[#1Assassin]

Compubox is ******; I thought it was some kind of badass motion detecting computer program but then I found out it's just a bunch of guys pressing buttons. They should put some sensors on the gloves to count the punches, instead. If we can put a man on the moon, we can count the punches in a fight, no problem.

how are they gon tell if its hitting a scoring area? u gon put some **** on ppls body and face too?

compubox is good, ofcourse its not always exactly accurate but its not supposed to be used to score a fight just to watch and be like "huh.. interesting".. thats all it is.

to answer TS, no they dont see compubox numbers.

[Hannibal Barca]

No, otherwise Pac would have a loss to Marquez.

[Bright-Eyes]

Stopped taking Compubox seriously when I saw the numbers for the Wladimir Klitschko-Tony Thompson fight.

[supRa]

buuuuuuumppppppppppp

[Bhopreign]

Of course they dont see them.

[Va_BoriKua]

Stopped taking Compubox seriously when I saw the numbers for the Wladimir Klitschko-Tony Thompson fight.

i stopped taking them seriously when i saw calderon cazares 2 numbers

[Thread Stealer]

They don't see them, and they shouldn't. Compubox shouldn't be taken so seriously.

[bojangles1987]

That would be f***ing awful. Compubox in a close fight is useless, it simply doesn't tell the story of what happened. It's just interesting in the blowouts, like Mayweather-Mosley or Pac-Clottey.