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  • Beercules
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    #11
    Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS
    Anyone remember when Eli Seckbach had a scorecard on HBO? Had Brandon Rios winning every round despite clearly losing. That was the worst ever.
    The Pacquiao fight?

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    • Dr Rumack
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      #12
      Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS
      Anyone remember when Eli Seckbach had a scorecard on HBO? Had Brandon Rios winning every round despite clearly losing. That was the worst ever.
      Yeah I vaguely remember that. Was it the Abril fight?

      It's probably quite difficult to have your scorecards on live TV all the time and never look ridiculous.

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        #13
        Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS
        Anyone remember when Eli Seckbach had a scorecard on HBO? Had Brandon Rios winning every round despite clearly losing. That was the worst ever.
        Yes, I remember that. I think Rick Reeno was scoring the fight as well

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          #14
          Originally posted by Dr Rumack
          Yeah I vaguely remember that. Was it the Abril fight?

          It's probably quite difficult to have your scorecards on live TV all the time and never look ridiculous.
          Originally posted by BostonGuy
          Yes, I remember that. I think Rick Reeno was scoring the fight as well
          I can't remember if it was the Abril fight or if it was Alvarado. You remember BG?

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            #15
            i think hes usually spot on, not last night tho

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              #16
              Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS
              Anyone remember when Eli Seckbach had a scorecard on HBO? Had Brandon Rios winning every round despite clearly losing. That was the worst ever.
              didnt know about that

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                #17
                Depends on the fighters usually.

                Porter-Brook was a clear example; he had Brook with a solid lead and then began scoring clear Brook rounds (the clearest rounds of the whole fight) for Porter to make it look closer and make a potential robbery seem less blatant.

                He did the same last night for Dirrell.

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                • BostonGuy
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                  #18
                  Originally posted by ***1048;ATAS
                  I can't remember if it was the Abril fight or if it was Alvarado. You remember BG?
                  It was the Rios-Acosta fight:

                  http://boxrec.com/media/index.php?title=Fight:1564222

                  Press row scores: Steve Kim: 85-84 for Rios, Rick Reeno: 85-84 for Acosta, Elie Seckbach: 88-82 for Rios

                  Seckbach was seeing a much different fight than anyone else

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                  • LA_2_Vegas
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                    #19
                    I think Farhood is usually pretty good - i feel comfortable with his scores because I know he watches a lot of small fights than most don't give a crap about and is usually spot on. IF he's off a little in a notable fight it's whatever, just a scorecard that I don't agree with. Same thing with people here - I might disagree with some people hre but at least I know most of you are watching fights, know how to score, etc. etc I'm fine with it

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                    • Y0@NN
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                      #20
                      It's not like Lederman's are much better, or Weisfeld's who's even worse. I'm sure most of the time they just listen to the commentators and try to follow the trend.

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