I had it 7 to 5 Estrada who did you give it to?

[tokon]

I had it 7-5 the other way. I thought it was a close fight that coulda went either way doe so fair play on your card.

When there is so lil between two guys + 3-4 close rounds you could argue went either way I don't think there is such a thing as a bad decision.

I hope they fight again this year.

Ditto.

No robbery to see here, just a good close fight.

All good for a rematch.

[techliam]

I had it 7-5 the other way. I thought it was a close fight that coulda went either way doe so fair play on your card.

When there is so lil between two guys + 3-4 close rounds you could argue went either way I don't think there is such a thing as a bad decision.

I hope they fight again this year.

This would make sense if the other rounds were shared equally between them. But they weren't

Rungvisai had 6 fairly clear rounds. 3, 4, 5, 6, 9, 10
Estrada had 2 clear rounds, 1 and 12. Just to make it fair, give him 3 - 1, 11 and 12.

That means there are only 3 either way rounds. Giving Estrada them all highlights a sort of bias imo, but even so, it doesn't give him enough rounds to win.

[Eff Pandas]

Giving Estrada them all highlights a sort of bias imo

If a round is close it doesn't mean one should split them equally among the participants in a "one for you & one for you" type fashion as you advance in rounds.

A close round is simply a round with which the margin is thin, but you gave to a guy all the same. It can go to either guy. It can be split evenly.

That said you could potentially have a style bias as I think is a under discussed topic, but it doesn't even have to be about that. You could just happen to feel in those close rounds one fighter did more.

[187 Proof]

The thai got a lot of credit by punching air and arms, Estrada got this 9-3.

I see someone knows what they were watching. I think most of the imbeciles on here watch the fights on terrible streams so it looks like whoever is throwing more is winning.

I rewatched the fight already and in the "clear" Rungvisai rounds he hits a whole lot of air and arms.

One thing I do notice that tends to count against Estrada is that his body language makes it look like he got hit on a lot of misses. He awkwardly retreats after exchanges as if he is hurt but really he didn't get hit clean at all or was just hit in the arms.

[Divine Hammer]

7-5 or 8-4 rungvisai

why do mexicans always cry robbery when they lose close fights??????

[SplitSecond]

You can't give this fight to Estrada. The most is a draw. It wasn't a difficult fight to score with a lot of close rounds, just one maybe, and even then, it wasn't that difficult to score.

[paulf]

9-3 Rungvisai. I'd have to watch it again to tell you which rounds, but I think I gave Estrada the 11th, 12th, and 2nd.

The fight was competitive but Rungvisai landed that one-two and controlled the fight, controlled the distance all night long. The crowd went wild every times Estrada landed a grazing shot, was dead silent while Estrada had been eating punches the two minutes prior.

I'm all for a rematch, result will be the same.