How should P4P be determined?

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  • Capncrunch
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    #31
    Originally posted by techliam
    I had it even after 8 too. I had it like this (Trout/Cotto):

    1. Trout
    2. Trout
    3. Cotto
    4. Cotto
    5. Cotto
    6. Cotto
    7. Trout
    8. Trout
    9. Trout
    10. Trout
    11. Trout
    12. Trout

    Cotto tired during the Floyd fight too. I think Trout beat him just as convincingly. A lot of people scored it 116-112 for Trout, many had it 117-111 Trout too. Just as many people scored it 116-112 for Mayweather, and 117-111 Mayweather. In all, I believe the fights were scored mostly the same way from what I saw in the scoring patterns for those fights
    Floyd has the Jones Jr syndrome, where his opponent wins a round just because they didn't get schooled as bad as in the round before, thats the ONLY way the Cotto fight could be scored 8 rounds to 4. 117-111 is the best score.

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    • LacedUp
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      #32
      Originally posted by Weltschmerz
      Which is highly hypothetical and really a useless way of comparing fighters. p4p is not of any great use.
      I agree.

      But don't make it out as if it's a tool for putting the Klitschkos down. SRR really started to promote the term.

      "The greatest P4P fighter in the world" Sugar Ray Robinson.

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