OP: How did you scored it round by round?
That fight was no robbery or draw..
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Pretty much how I feel.. 115-113 or 116-112 are the only scores I see that make sense.. Maidana clearly won 4 early rounds and was ahead after 6 rds. But after that, I thought Floyd took clear control of the fightGTFOH with the bull**** already..Mayweather beat Maidana in a closely competitive fight..I had it 8-4 for Mayweather..I see no need for a rematch,or for anyone to make this into something it's not..Maidana was not robbed,he fought hard but did not have the stamina to win this fight..
I do tip my hat to Maidana doe,much better showing then I expected..Comment
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I agree with Maidana winning 4 rds..I disagree tho that Maidana was winning after 6..The fight was even after 6 in my book..Last edited by Rome-By-Ko; 05-05-2014, 12:35 AM.Comment
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Yeah, I had it 8 to 4 also although I could see it 7 to 5 maybe. I gave maidana 4 of the first 5 rounds but I gave floyd the rest. At no point did maidana have floyd in trouble and floyds shots were a lot cleaner and you could hear them much more easily. Maidana was hitting floyd in his back all night and was resorting to wrestling and typical latino machismo type bs that probably turned the one judge off that scored it 117 to 111.
Id be a lot more interested in seeing Pac or Khan next than a sloppy fighter like maidana who Floyd figured out after round 5 once again.Comment
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I scored it 114-114. Each fighter won 5 out of 6 rounds in each half the fight.
Although, if someone told me they scored it 115-113 or 116-112 (and no higher) for Mayweather, I could understand where you got the score and wouldn't necessarily complain.Comment
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Sure. Landing at a 2:1 ratio falls directly into the clean effective punching category. Secondarily, ring generalship and defence, Mayweather dominated as well. Which means he's controlled 3/4 of the criteria for winning rounds.
Accuracy of your shots matters, quite heavily. How you could say the opposite is beyond me. Being aggressive means nothing when your opponent is out landing you at a 2:1 ratio in every area, and throwing less.
In any event, here's some links for you to read on the criteria of judging a boxing match:
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