Should weak flash KDs be awarded a 10-8 round?
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i think any knockdown should be 10-8 but also think there should be more use of 10-8's for very one sided rounds.Comment
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If you were knocked down, but your opponent wasn’t, you lost the round
How can you win a round if you were knocked down?
There’s no real debate here, other than the rare occurance where fighter A gets knocked down, but continues to batter fighter B, where he would have been scored a 10-8 round if it weren’t for the knockdownComment
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How can you define what is a weak KD as a opposed to strong one? I understand what your getting at but it would create more problems than solve them IMOIts strange how a guy can practically slip initiated by a punch and lose the round 10-8, when he wasnt hurt in the slightest
Then you get a boxer who gets rocked and takes heavy punishment for most of the round and only loses 10-9.
Does a guy falling down not hurt deserve more than a guy whos seriously hurt but still on his feet?
Seems like a flaw in the scoring system IMOComment
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Pac had Horn staggering all over the ring in the 9th round and it was scored 10-9 for Pac. Judges don't give 10-8 for dominant rounds but they should. On the flip side with the crazy/corrupt scoring lately it would be just another tool to tamper with fights.Comment
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yes because if it inst its open to even more SUBJECTIVITY!
Simple rule, if your gloves touch the canvas its a KD.
Something like slow replay would do wonders in these situation but we dont have it in our sport and for good reason I beleive, I think it will cheapen the sport imo.Comment
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Official judges can't score 10-8 unless someone goes down or the ref administers the standing 8 count (the standing 8 is becoming extinct). Ruling on KDs is the ref's job only, not the judges. Judges must follow the refs in these cases, they have no power or discretion.
I hear what you are saying, but I don't like it. It would give judges and refs more power than necessary.
Let me give you some examples:
Most Floyd fans might want to think that he doesn't have any blemishes like knockdowns against him. I'm a huge fan, but I count two knockdowns against him:
1. Zab Judah: Floyd lost his balance, followed by a soft punch (can't remember now if it landed or not) and his gloves touched the canvas. I saw that as a KD, the ref ruled it a slip.
2. Carlos Hernandez: Floyd broke his hand and took a quick knee in a war. This was correctly scored a KD.
What would you have done?
Remember, rules are rules, and we have to be fair. Can't play favoritism, no matter how much you like or dislike the said fighter.Last edited by BoxingIsGreat; 01-06-2018, 02:11 PM.Comment
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