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  • Thraxox
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    #21
    Originally posted by Banko Villas
    If such a huge majority saw Kovalev win after getting schooled by Ward in their first fight, then yeah, SOMETHING (skin or whatever) is certainly clouding their minds. At the moment, it's probably just that the Eastern fans can't take it anymore... Postol, Kovalev, Klitschko, how many must fall lately?

    STFU racist PoS

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    • Eddy Current
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      #22
      I don't think there's anything wrong with scoring that fight in Canelo's favor. Sure only giving GGG 2 rounds seems extreme, but Canelo landed so many more flush shots and made GGG miss A LOT. GGG had a lot of trouble landing anything cleanly the whole fight.

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      • Banko Villas
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        #23
        Originally posted by Julia Slobberts
        I don't think there's anything wrong with scoring that fight in Canelo's favor. Sure only giving GGG 2 rounds seems extreme, but Canelo landed so many more flush shots and made GGG miss A LOT. GGG had a lot of trouble landing anything cleanly the whole fight.
        As far as I remember, Golovkin won 3-4 rounds. If someone could tell me which rounds they saw Golovkin win, then we could take a closer look at their claims. Canelo dominated the beginning of the fight, some of the middle and re-established dominance at the end. I really didn't see Golovkin win ANY more then 3-4 rounds at most. In his better rounds, his head was often used as a punching bag and I don't score a fight by who is chashing who the most, I score a fight by who lands a higher quality and quantity of punches. Canelo was landing uppercuts at will and Golovkin looked disheartened between rounds while Canelo looked determined and confident. Just compare their faces. Golovkin did no damage and on a ginger, any done damage would be visible as the sun.

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        • FrankieBruno
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          #24
          i ha canelo winning by 2 rounds

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          • Mr Objecitivity
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            #25
            What criteria did you use to come to the conclusion that Canelo Alvarez beat Golovkin?

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            • TheBigLug
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              #26
              Originally posted by FrankieBruno
              i ha canelo winning by 2 rounds
              Even your boy Amir Khan had Golovkin winning and it would have been a better look for him if Canelo won but even Khan couldn't lie about it.

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              • keepemup
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                #27
                Originally posted by Shape up
                Do yourself a favour and watch badminton. Let's make the list. Post other media scores you know of.

                Link to CompuBox (scroll down):
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                Mookie Alexander (Bloody Elbow) --------> 117-111 GGG
                Brian Campbell (CBS) ---------------------> 117-111 GGG
                Jack Rathborn (Mirror UK) ----------------> 117-111 GGG
                Harold Lederman (HBO) ------------------> 116-112 GGG
                Bryan Graham (Guardian UK) ------------> 116-112 GGG
                Dan Rafael (ESPN) ------------------------> 116-112 GGG
                Bob Velin (USA Today) --------------------> 116-112 GGG
                Kevin McRae (Bleacher Report) -----------> 116-112 GGG
                Shaun Al-Shatti (MMA Fighting) ----------> 116-112 GGG
                Ryan Frederick (Wrestling Observer) ----> 116-112 GGG
                Patrick Stumberg (MMA Mania) ----------> 116-112 GGG
                Kevin Mitchell (Guardian UK) ------------> 116-113 GGG
                Jordan Breen (Sherdog) ------------------> 115-112 GGG
                Kevin Iole (Yahoo) ------------------------> 115-113 GGG
                Will Esco (Bad Left Hook) -----------------> 115-113 GGG
                Phil Murphy (ESPN) -----------------------> 115-113 GGG
                Mike Harris (SI) ---------------------------> 115-113 GGG
                Paul Fontaine (Wrestling Observer) ------> 115-113 GGG
                MMA Brazil ---------------------------------> 115-113 GGG
                Sean Sheehan (Severe MMA) -------------> 115-113 GGG
                Rob Tatum (Combat Press) ----------------> 115-113 GGG
                Patrick Wyman (Bleacher Report) ---------> 115-113 GGG
                Lennox Lewis ------------------------------> Golovkin
                Teddy Atlas --------------------------------> Golovkin
                Enzo Macarenelli ---------------------------> Golovkin
                James Brady (SB Nation) ------------------> Golovkin
                Steven Muehlhausen (Sporting News) ----> 114-114 Draw
                Gilbert Manzano (Denver Post) -----------> 114-114 Draw
                Boxing Clever (Seen) ---------------------> 114-114 Draw
                Associated Press --------------------------> 114-114 Draw
                Lance Pugmire (LA Times) ----------------> 114-114 Draw
                Chris Mannix (Yahoo) ---------------------> 114-114 Draw
                De La Hoya --------------------------------> 115-113 Canelo
                Gareth Davies (UK Telegraph) -----------> 116-112 Canelo

                CompuBox ------> GGG landed about 50 more punches in the fight
                CompuBox ------> GGG landed more punches in 10 of the 12 rounds
                CompuBox ------> Canelo landed more power shots in 7 of the 12 rounds

                This (CompuBox) confirms my scorecard of 8-4/9-3 for GGG in the bout.
                [116-112 or 117-111 for GGG]
                This is irrelevant and unless compubox is willing to put timestamps with their punch numbers it's not really useful.

                Canelo simply beat his ass, but GGG is good at getting his ass beat.

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                • Banko Villas
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                  #28
                  Originally posted by Ganstaz003
                  What criteria did you use to come to the conclusion that Canelo Alvarez beat Golovkin?
                  As far as I remember, Golovkin won 3-4 rounds. If someone could tell me which rounds they saw Golovkin win, then we could take a closer look at their claims. Canelo dominated the beginning of the fight, some of the middle and re-established dominance at the end. I really didn't see Golovkin win ANY more then 3-4 rounds at most. In his better rounds, his head was often used as a punching bag and I don't score a fight by who is chashing who the most, I score a fight by who lands a higher quality and quantity of punches. Canelo was landing uppercuts at will and Golovkin looked disheartened between rounds while Canelo looked determined and confident. Just compare their faces. Golovkin did no damage and on a ginger, any done damage would be visible as the sun.

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                  • Mr Objecitivity
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                    #29
                    Originally posted by Banko Villas
                    As far as I remember, Golovkin won 3-4 rounds. If someone could tell me which rounds they saw Golovkin win, then we could take a closer look at their claims. Canelo dominated the beginning of the fight, some of the middle and re-established dominance at the end. I really didn't see Golovkin win ANY more then 3-4 rounds at most. In his better rounds, his head was often used as a punching bag and I don't score a fight by who is chashing who the most, I score a fight by who lands a higher quality and quantity of punches. Canelo was landing uppercuts at will and Golovkin looked disheartened between rounds while Canelo looked determined and confident. Just compare their faces. Golovkin did no damage and on a ginger, any done damage would be visible as the sun.
                    You haven't answered my question. I asked you, what criteria did you use to come to the conclusion that Canelo Alvarez won the fight?

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                    • Shape up
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                      #30
                      Originally posted by keepemup
                      This is irrelevant and unless compubox is willing to put timestamps with their punch numbers it's not really useful.

                      Canelo simply beat his ass, but GGG is good at getting his ass beat.
                      The irrelevant part is what you consider as boxing knowledge obviously, your obviously a dumb ***er

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