Marquez could but I Ajose might have against Matthysse one of the rounds
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PAc knocked JMM 3x's in one round and 2 judges scored correctly 10-6 round and one numbskull scored it a 10-7 round but........ i believe if there are 3 knockdowns or more in a round you have the option to score it a 10-7 or 10-6, which makes no f'ing sense. Anyhow that cost Pac the fight and he had to settle for a draw. To the TS, come on, 10-9 to fighter A kid.
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Originally posted by Unknown Champ View PostPAc knocked JMM 3x's in one round and 2 judges scored correctly 10-6 round and one numbskull scored it a 10-7 round but........ i believe if there are 3 knockdowns or more in a round you have the option to score it a 10-7 or 10-6, which makes no f'ing sense. Anyhow that cost Pac the fight and he had to settle for a draw. To the TS, come on, 10-9 to fighter A kid.
They should change the 10-point must system to a 3-point max.
Winner gets 1 point
Winner and knock-down or domination gets 2
Multiple knock-downs get 3
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Originally posted by slickslysmooth View PostLet's say fighter A was knocked down by fighter B. The KD happened in the first minute, but after fighter A got up, he proceeded to school fighter B. Would that round in a 9-9 score?
Or would it be a 10-8 score from there?
Originally posted by Unknown Champ View PostTo the TS, come on, 10-9 to fighter A kid.Last edited by Fury; 01-06-2013, 04:53 AM.
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Of course if you use the ten-point must system as I believe it was intended; where both boxers start with ten points each and lose points for KDs, losing the round and deductions then the correct scoring for that round would be 9-9 or 9-8.
Fighter A losses a point for being knocked down.
Fighter B losses a point for losing the round.
Fighter B losses an additional point for being dominated.
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my understanding is this: under the 10 point must system, if fighter A gets knocked down but wins the round, the round is scored 9-9 (10-9 for fighter A actually but because of the knockdown one point is deducted).
Marquez vs Katsidis was a fight in which Marquez got knocked down in a round and almost won the round after that, so you could have scored it 9-9.
But usually in 99.99 % of all fights, you give the fighter the round who scored the knockdown, so you score it 10-9 for the fighter who scored the knockdown and the knockdown itself takes one point away from the opponent, so you end up with a 10-8 score.
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Originally posted by Fury View PostIt would be a 10-10 or 10-9 to fighter A depending on how badly he schooled him.
Please stop trying to score fights.
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Originally posted by Halls of Fame View PostDude, you got something wrong here. A round in which a fighter gets knocked down will NEVER be scored 10-10 cause the knockdown always takes one point away, no matter under which system the fight is being scored.
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