Comments Thread For: Sor Rungvisai Drops, Decisions Roman Gonzalez in Big Upset

[Mexican_Puppet]

You are a ****ing clown and not a puppet. I lost count of how many punches he slipped this fight. Also, the prince of back acne looked like **** against a dude with 5 draws. Roman won a close tough fight against a dude that hobbies as a ram when he isn't boxing.

hahahaha man, you are sick of fanaticism and those stats are fakes, rewatch the round 1, the thai landed like 25-30 punches and compubox said 15 hahahaha.

You are mad, your god now is finished, now he is in his reallity

[Mexican_Puppet]

The only thing I am confused about how he won a fight where he was out landed, out punched and pushed back by a fighter that was much smaller than him. **** he was running away literally from him at one point.

Stop crying .b.i.t.ch, he was not outlanded, the thai won clearly 114-112.

[HAMMER77777]

Excellent post...




Srisaket had 7 fights in 2013 and 2 of those were world
title fights.

Now this seems odd to these noob fans but what they don't realise is that this type of thing used to be the norm for fighters back in the day. Sugar Ray Robinson,
Archie Moore etc weren't fightin just once or twice a year..





Yes this is 100% true.

When it comes to boxrec however it is always good to remember that a pro debuter record might just be an incomplete record. those show up as a pro debut.

(There is a page on boxrec explainig this)

Would u please explain this to me? This whole thing about debuts and incomplete records. Thanks

[Suavecito80]

Stop crying .b.i.t.ch, he was not outlanded, the thai won clearly 114-112.

How many times did you beat off into your sock after the scorecards were read? He won clearly get the **** outta here. Chocolatito will be back. Cuadras looked awesome by the way fighting that dude with 5 draws

[Mexican_Puppet]

How many times did you beat off into your sock after the scorecards were read? He won clearly get the **** outta here. Chocolatito will be back. Cuadras looked awesome by the way fighting that dude with 5 draws

Cuadras needs to move up to 118 pounds, that's the reason why he looked like trash, but Cuadras is not the god of my country like that midget that lost vs a Thai is.

Still crying hhaahahaha look, Marquez destroyed the best fighter of Asia and your guy was massacret for this guy.

There is levels...

[Suavecito80]

Cuadras needs to move up to 118 pounds, that's the reason why he looked like trash, but Cuadras is not the god of my country like that midget that lost vs a Thai is.

Still crying hhaahahaha look, Marquez destroyed the best fighter of Asia and your guy was massacret for this guy.

There is levels...

Excuses, excuses. God? Not sure what you are talking about. You are still a ****ing ******.

[lightsout_finit]

Would u please explain this to me? This whole thing about debuts and incomplete records. Thanks

Yeah sure.

When you look at an old timers record on boxrec and you see that a lot of the time their early opposition come up
as pro debuters.
This doesn't necessarily mean they are all pro debuters,
It can mean boxrec doesn't actually know the guys record.

This also happens with modern fighters from foreign countries. (guys who would be considered obscure)

Records also get updated.

For example you might look at a indonesian bums record today and he comes up as a guy with just the 1 loss on his pro debut. Then you might check a week later and his record suddenly reads 2-10 or something....

Have you never seen mysery fighters or mystery kos
on boxrec???
Like a guy whose name is just a question mark or a result reads as a ko but has a ? instead of a round number.

Question mark guys can get updated too.
When they find out who he is....


I hope this helps!
You could have just asked with your real acount...

[HAMMER77777]

Yeah sure.

When you look at an old timers record on boxrec and you see that a lot of the time their early opposition come up
as pro debuters.
This doesn't necessarily mean they are all pro debuters,
It can mean boxrec doesn't actually know the guys record.

This also happens with modern fighters from foreign countries. (guys who would be considered obscure)

Records also get updated.

For example you might look at a indonesian bums record today and he comes up as a guy with just the 1 loss on his pro debut. Then you might check a week later and his record suddenly reads 2-10 or something....

Have you never seen mysery fighters or mystery kos
on boxrec???
Like a guy whose name is just a question mark or a result reads as a ko but has a ? instead of a round number.

Question mark guys can get updated too.
When they find out who he is....


I hope this helps!
You could have just asked with your real acount...

Um, this is my real and only account. I Watched Boxing on and off for Years, but just started following The Sport closely A Few Years back, so I like Learning all this trivia. Perhaps u have me confused with someone else?

Anyway, I can understand that maybe records were hard to find from Many Years back, but was wondering how this would be possible now, with internet and stuff. Even some Indonesian bum, LOL, should have a record somewhere, no? I too was wondering about the question marks, especially for American Fighters. How hard would it be for them to find out the results of A Modern American Fight? I guess harder than I thought LOL!

[TonyGe]

I don't think it was a robbery. Gonzalez in a lot of rounds have away the first half. It was close.

[1hourRun]

I don't think it was a robbery. Gonzalez in a lot of rounds have away the first half. It was close.

Absurd you don't give away nothing when you break a compubox record at these lighter weights - he double if not tripped in jab and power punches from what Rungvisai landed.

Anyone that studies film or makes highlights on youtube can study the film and select the clean punches between the two and I assure you as I already done the work they would not equal. Then we need to take into consideration the other principles in judging criteria ; defense, ring-generalship -- who used the ring who was defensive minded? whos technique had more success in the fight? remember headbutts are not a part of boxing, holding is not allowed.

All I heard was that Rungvisai was the bigger man and that his punches 'hurt' more -- yeah naturally being bigger they would. The problem is we are going by boxing criteria : clean punches, effective aggression ( not reckless aggression ). If RG landed a two punch combo and Rungvisai land one good shot according to their logic Rungvisai would win -- never mind his poor defense whilst Gonzalez was picking off shots, rollings, ducking, blocking ect...these standards are ridiculous.