Scoring fights: GGG's style makes his work underestimated

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  • TonyGe
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    #61
    Originally posted by Loma#1
    So if you say the draw was a farce then you acknowledge that Don Trella can be bout to the highest bidder. Which means Loeffler had more money to bribe Trella in Jacobs vs GGG correct?

    Again, you don’t know what a robbery is. If anything, Trella robbed both Oscar and Loeffler correct, cause he was supposed to favor the fighter for whom he was paid to favor.
    I don't care what spin you want to put on it. Canelo lost the fight. If you want to say the judges were paid off by Loefler that's your opinion. My opinion and the majority of experienced and knowledgable observers is he list the fight.

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    • Morrie ATG
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      #62
      Originally posted by TonyGe
      I don't care what spin you want to put on it. Canelo lost the fight. If you want to say the judges were paid off by Loefler that's your opinion. My opinion and the majority of experienced and knowledgable observers is he list the fight.
      Lol. You said it was a robbery, so I helped you out in understanding what a robbery is. If you follow boxing, a robbery is ideally all wide cards from all judges favoring a fighter that looked to have lost undoubtedly. It doesn’t even have to be wide, they could all be close.

      I just showed you who Don Trella is. There’s no spin in anything. He scored it for whatever reason.

      You can’t cry “robbery” in a debate and then accuse another of “spinning” something when your premise is revised to rational thinking.

      And by you saying “if you want to say the judges...”. No my friend, YOU cried “robbery,” hence you brought up scoring. That’s all you.

      If you feel Canelo lost that’s your opinion. Is that related to a “robbery?” This is why the board mocks the usage of robberies when the causal fans fighter loses.

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      • TonyGe
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        #63
        Originally posted by Loma#1
        Lol. You said it was a robbery, so I helped you out in understanding what a robbery is. If you follow boxing, a robbery is ideally all wide cards from all judges favoring a fighter that looked to have lost undoubtedly. It doesn’t even have to be wide, they could all be close.

        I just showed you who Don Trella is. There’s no spin in anything. He scored it for whatever reason.

        You can’t cry “robbery” in a debate and then accuse another of “spinning” something when your premise is revised to rational thinking.

        And by you saying “if you want to say the judges...”. No my friend, YOU cried “robbery,” hence you brought up scoring. That’s all you.

        If you feel Canelo lost that’s your opinion. Is that related to a “robbery?” This is why the board mocks the usage of robberies when the causal fans fighter loses.
        Your the guy who mentioned kickbacks to the judges to explain why your guy didn't win.

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        • HarvardBlue
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          #64
          Originally posted by BillyBoxing
          Golovkin is a monster puncher but not unbeatable, people get carried away by power, it happened with Tyson, Tua, Kovalev, Shavers, GGG, G McClellan.

          They finally were far from unbeatable and often disappointed a lot.
          I wish you could understand that, or maybe you started watching boxing last year?

          Right now he's in the best division and he is old, he's gonna have some tough close fights.

          If he beats Canelo then he deserves major props.

          Canelo ain't smaller, I bet he was at least 5 pounds heavier than triple fight night.

          He beat Jacobs, Jacobs is far from being easy to deal with.

          He destroyed Quillin in one round, schooled Truax who just beat De Gale for the 168 WBC title.

          Jacobs would beat most 168 pounders champ.
          And he's better than Charlo, quicker and better skillset, more proven at 160.
          Yes he's a monster puncher but his flaws don't make him as good as people make him out to be. And just like the others you mention, if you take away his monster punch he has little to fall back on. He's the most accomplished in the division but he struggled with 2 fighters that other fighters had much better performances against. If he's the best then the division is not that good. He doesn't get any props from me for beating Canelo because he had the opportunity before and didn't do it convincingly. Jacobs isn't easy to deal with but we've seen someone else do it before. I picked him to beat Jacobs and he didn't do it in my opinion.

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          • BillyBoxing
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            #65
            Originally posted by HarvardBlue
            Yes he's a monster puncher but his flaws don't make him as good as people make him out to be. And just like the others you mention, if you take away his monster punch he has little to fall back on. He's the most accomplished in the division but he struggled with 2 fighters that other fighters had much better performances against. If he's the best then the division is not that good. He doesn't get any props from me for beating Canelo because he had the opportunity before and didn't do it convincingly. Jacobs isn't easy to deal with but we've seen someone else do it before. I picked him to beat Jacobs and he didn't do it in my opinion.
            Yeah, they both clearly lost once.

            Jacobs to Pyrog and Nelo to Floyd.

            But if you ask me, they were both green and not as good as they are by now.

            To be fair to Nelo and Danny who are quite good fighters and genuine guys:

            Jacobs probably already had his cancer weakening him (I think he had the diagnostic 6 months later), Nelo who already drained hardcore to make 154 had to make 152 to fight Floyd, and Floyd was just too good anyway.

            I do believe at 160 Nelo is a better fighter since he doesn't have to lose 20 pounds for the weigh in anymore.

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            • Lomadeaux
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              #66
              Jacobs fight was a very close, but clear decision for GGG. (I was there)

              Canelo fight was a CLEAR victory for GGG.

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                #67
                Originally posted by TonyGe
                Your the guy who mentioned kickbacks to the judges to explain why your guy didn't win.
                I said it was Draw continually on the board. You cried “robbery.”

                It’s important for you to understand the concept of scoring and robberies and the amount of judges it requires, as well as the scoring for theoretical robberies.

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                  #68
                  Originally posted by BillyBoxing
                  Yeah, they both clearly lost once.

                  Jacobs to Pyrog and Nelo to Floyd.

                  But if you ask me, they were both green and not as good as they are by now.

                  To be fair to Nelo and Danny who are quite good fighters and genuine guys:

                  Jacobs probably already had his cancer weakening him (I think he had the diagnostic 6 months later), Nelo who already drained hardcore to make 154 had to make 152 to fight Floyd, and Floyd was just too good anyway.

                  I do believe at 160 Nelo is a better fighter since he doesn't have to lose 20 pounds for the weigh in anymore.
                  Pretty much. Bummelo is now in his third fight above 160. Triple Gee gains more than 10lbs for every fight. This is why Floyd, who throughout his career wasn’t exposed for significant gains on fight night.

                  Triple Gee fans don’t like to focus that Bummelo would not have grown in height after 20 years of age.

                  They said Bummelo was a LHW. If that’s the case, then what’s is every 154 fighter rehydrating to? Trout, Lara...

                  How much bigger is Hurd or Charlo compared to Trout? Or Jacobs to those mentioned. The reality is that Jacobs and Triple Gee would already be fighting at 168 comfortably, especially if Triple Gee was weighing at 173 in the Rubio fight. What is the need for 13 pounds over Middleweight? Water weight vs muscle mass is also never discussed.

                  In any instance, why is Hurd, Charlo, Jacobs, or Golovkin still bigger than Bummelo on fight night?

                  Agendas. Bummelo is a bum.

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                  • HarvardBlue
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                    #69
                    Originally posted by BillyBoxing
                    Yeah, they both clearly lost once.

                    Jacobs to Pyrog and Nelo to Floyd.

                    But if you ask me, they were both green and not as good as they are by now.

                    To be fair to Nelo and Danny who are quite good fighters and genuine guys:

                    Jacobs probably already had his cancer weakening him (I think he had the diagnostic 6 months later), Nelo who already drained hardcore to make 154 had to make 152 to fight Floyd, and Floyd was just too good anyway.

                    I do believe at 160 Nelo is a better fighter since he doesn't have to lose 20 pounds for the weigh in anymore.
                    I agree they have improved but don't necessarily agree that they were green. Canelo had 43 fights, won 42 and no losses. Jacobs had a good amateur background and stood out as someone with great potential. I also take into account that he was diagnosed with cancer soon after and the loss of his grandmother. Both Canelo and Jacobs are good fighters but these were winnable fights for Golovkin. Like I said, I picked him to beat Jacobs and I picked him to beat Canelo. I think he lost to one and I don't think he won so convincingly against the other to spear him getting the fight draw. I certainly don't agree that it's his style why he wasn't seen as the clear winner in the two fights. I can see Lomachenko picking off punches all the time. I don't see the same with Golovkin.

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                    • BillyBoxing
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                      #70
                      Originally posted by Loma#1
                      Pretty much. Bummelo is now in his third fight above 160. Triple Gee gains more than 10lbs for every fight. This is why Floyd, who throughout his career wasn’t exposed for significant gains on fight night.

                      Triple Gee fans don’t like to focus that Bummelo would not have grown in height after 20 years of age.

                      They said Bummelo was a LHW. If that’s the case, then what’s is every 154 fighter rehydrating to? Trout, Lara...

                      How much bigger is Hurd or Charlo compared to Trout? Or Jacobs to those mentioned. The reality is that Jacobs and Triple Gee would already be fighting at 168 comfortably, especially if Triple Gee was weighing at 173 in the Rubio fight. What is the need for 13 pounds over Middleweight? Water weight vs muscle mass is also never discussed.

                      In any instance, why is Hurd, Charlo, Jacobs, or Golovkin still bigger than Bummelo on fight night?

                      Agendas. Bummelo is a bum.

                      Canelo weighed 174 vs angulo on fight night wich is even more than GGG vs Rubio, and that's why they call him a LHW.

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