By Jake Donovan - Katie Taylor looks to cap what has been a domination of the lightweight field in this inaugural season of women's boxing in the Olympics. The fighting pride of Ireland is in pursuit of gold as she faces Sofya Ochigava of Russia. who has been equally as dominant in her two bouts leading to Thursday's finals. [Click Here To Read More]
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close fight, trailing after 2 rds, getting a 2 pt lead going into the last rd and holding her nerve in tha last rd to hold on to the 2 pt lead.
Well done Katie. Hopefully the lads in the team can follow suit.
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Originally posted by House of Stone View Postwell done katie man oh man that was a bit close for comfort though!
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Originally posted by gingeralbino View Postfar too close for comfort, i couldnt believe the commontators saying she was handing out a boxing lesson and it was in the bag in the final rd, i thought that last rd (which was scored even) was razor tight and couldve went either way, and with only a 2 pt lead i was nervous she might have let it slip.
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Originally posted by GStalker View PostCall me a biased bastard, but this fight was hardly a win for the Irish girl. The first two rounds were rather even, the third one was clearly won by miss Taylor due to somewhat wrong tactics of Ochigava but the last stanza was all Ochigava's except for the last punch. I guess 3-3 score isn't legit in this case. Naturally, the fight was a draw though Katie Taylor seemed to have an upper hand in this contest and I wouldn't have been disappointed with Ochigava's loss on the countback. 10-8 score didn't exactly reflect the flow of the fight, which (had it been scored under pro rules) was at leat a draw for Sofya.
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Originally posted by booshay View PostIt wasn t a draw Katie was a 1 point winner IMO as i also gave last round to ochigava by a point .......had if it went to a count back katie definetly would have won as she was the more active fighter
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