CompuBox: What Say Ye?

[ßringer]

It's really inaccurate but that's not surprising considering it's probably old men pushing buttons.

To make it accurate they need to hire some young gamers with fast reaction and good vision.

1 kid to count jabs thrown/landed, one clicker on each hand.

1 kid to count body shots thrown/landed, one clicker on each hand.

1 kid to count power shots thrown/landed, one clicker on each hand.

X 2 = 6 people in the truck or ringside.

I really don't know how they have it set up but I see a lot of punches that don't get accounted for.

I've heard this argument put forth many times before - That compubox could be much more accurate if they doubled or tripled their staff. I honestly don't know how anybody who has been watching the sport for more than a few years could even come to that conclusion.

It's a total cluster**** right now with 2 guys, as is. Double or triple the amount of people at the table and you're also doubling or tripling the amount of human error that's bound to occur.

I'd love to see what the numbers would look like under your scenario, though. My guess is that the guys involved wouldn't even be able to agree on the final numbers by the end of the first round. Either that or they'd be even more woefully inaccurate than they are right now.

[daggum]

watch calzaghe-hopkins

[Tony Trick-Pony]

I took it to heart for a long time, figuring they had to be accurate. However in recent years I have been hearing they may not be as accurate as we think. I guess in the end, you have to judge a fight for yourself and to hell with the numbers which may or may not be true.