trap question
the scores were fair the first time; all three judges scored rounds 1,2, and 4 for Kovalev, and all three judges scored 7, 8,9,10,11 for Andre Ward. 3,5,6,12 had disagreement, but that's the sport.
There was no CJ Ross-type score, so it's clear that the Nevada commission picked fair judges for the first fight.
See nothing wrong with having Nevada pick the slate of judges for the rematch; if they end up picking a judge like Stanley Christodulu (South African, but a deeply respected boxing figure in the US, particularly in Nevada), so be it.
To limit things by arbitrary national barriers is silly.
the scores were fair the first time; all three judges scored rounds 1,2, and 4 for Kovalev, and all three judges scored 7, 8,9,10,11 for Andre Ward. 3,5,6,12 had disagreement, but that's the sport.
There was no CJ Ross-type score, so it's clear that the Nevada commission picked fair judges for the first fight.
See nothing wrong with having Nevada pick the slate of judges for the rematch; if they end up picking a judge like Stanley Christodulu (South African, but a deeply respected boxing figure in the US, particularly in Nevada), so be it.
To limit things by arbitrary national barriers is silly.
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