Comments Thread For: Glenn Donaire vs. Omar Salado Early Telemundo Results

[JakeNDaBox]

By Jake Donovan - Glenn Donaire takes his comeback south of the border, as the 32-year old takes on Omar Salado in their 12-round main event Friday evening at Auditorio Plaza Condesa in Mexico City. [Click Here To Read More]

[Hougigo]

Good on him. Don't see him winning a title though

[Rolaz]

Its nice to see Donaire winning in UD inside Salado's hometown crowd.

[nycsmooth]

Terrible judging when you have spread like that...1 has it10-2 another 7-5...2 much of a spread watching the same bout....glad Donaire won, nice comeback & he's his own man, not NoNo's brother...

[JakeNDaBox]

Terrible judging when you have spread like that...1 has it10-2 another 7-5...2 much of a spread watching the same bout....glad Donaire won, nice comeback & he's his own man, not NoNo's brother...

Not always the case, as I thought the varying scores were justified last night. There were several close rounds and scoring/refereeing/officiating is all about angles. That's why there's always more than one official for every fight/game/match/etc. In this case, Donaire got the benefit of the doubt in all close rounds on one card (honestly, I thought 9-2-1-even was a bit too wide), while Salado got 'em on the closest card (115-113). 116-112 was the most accurate card, IMO, but there's a case to be made for all three scores.

[nycsmooth]

Not always the case, as I thought the varying scores were justified last night. There were several close rounds and scoring/refereeing/officiating is all about angles. That's why there's always more than one official for every fight/game/match/etc. In this case, Donaire got the benefit of the doubt in all close rounds on one card (honestly, I thought 9-2-1-even was a bit too wide), while Salado got 'em on the closest card (115-113). 116-112 was the most accurate card, IMO, but there's a case to be made for all three scores.

All In say is when all 3 have varying spreads as stated, 1 judge, @ least is losing concentration...no excuse for that...good judges don't miss close rounds consistently...