Barrera/ Juarez and Pac/ Marquez fights...Pls explain the difference!!!

[burglar]

What could be the difference between the correction of technical error made by the judges in the Barrera vs. Juarez fight compared to the failure to correct a patent technical error made by the judges in the Pacquiao vs. Marquez fight? Simply put...how come they(who ever they maybe) allowed the correction in the Barrera/Juarez fight although the supposed wrong decision was already announced...I seem to can't find a reason why the same rule(was there such a thing, or does it depend
on the protagonist)was not applied to the Pac/Marquez fight.
tnx

[HendrixLove]

What could be the difference between the correction of technical error made by the judges in the Barrera vs. Juarez fight compared to the failure to correct a patent technical error made by the judges in the Pacquiao vs. Marquez fight? Simply put...how come they(who ever they maybe) allowed the correction in the Barrera/Juarez fight although the supposed wrong decision was already announced...I seem to can't find a reason why the same rule(was there such a thing, or does it depend
on the protagonist)was not applied to the Pac/Marquez fight.
tnx

The people who counted the scorecards for the Barrera fight read the card won, because 2 judges had the 12th round 10-10 and the person who read it just looked at the card as a Rocky round by looking at the ten without knowing it was really 10-10(a dumbass). The judge in the Pacquiao fight just didn't know you can have a 10-7 round thinking it would put the other fighter to behind so he scored it 10-8, they couldn't change it because that was a judges desicion that was already placed and left there till the fight ended.

[Bonafide]

What could be the difference between the correction of technical error made by the judges in the Barrera vs. Juarez fight compared to the failure to correct a patent technical error made by the judges in the Pacquiao vs. Marquez fight? Simply put...how come they(who ever they maybe) allowed the correction in the Barrera/Juarez fight although the supposed wrong decision was already announced...I seem to can't find a reason why the same rule(was there such a thing, or does it depend
on the protagonist)was not applied to the Pac/Marquez fight.
tnx

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[burglar]

tnx bro..........

[burglar]

so basically it was only the person who read it who was the one who made the mistake and not the judge?ic
nonetheless both are technical error right which could be corrected or in other words, a reversible error right?its not a judgement error, like in a case where the judge gives the round to boxer A which in truth and on its face should be given to Boxer B....my point bro is this, its a technical error same as that of the Barrera fight..Oh well it just a thing of the past..might as well move on..tnx for the clarification

[kg21mvp]

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[Easy-E]

so basically it was only the person who read it who was the one who made the mistake and not the judge?ic
nonetheless both are technical error right which could be corrected or in other words, a reversible error right?its not a judgement error, like in a case where the judge gives the round to boxer A which in truth and on its face should be given to Boxer B....my point bro is this, its a technical error same as that of the Barrera fight..Oh well it just a thing of the past..might as well move on..tnx for the clarification

Well in the Juarez fight, the Judges scored the fight correctly, but the person who transfers the Judges scores onto the card that they give to the announcer screwed up.
He/She probably saw the 10 under Juarez's name for round 12 and didnt even bother to check Barrera's number.

In Pac vs JMM, one of the judges happened to be an uninformed moron who didnt know the rules of boxing and screwed Pac over.