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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Jacobs: This Fight Wasn't That Close; Don't Know What Judges Want

    NEW YORK Daniel Jacobs was surprised when he heard one of the judges scored their fight for Sergiy Derevyanchenko. Jacobs knows he lost some rounds, but the new IBF middleweight champion is confident he clearly defeated Derevyanchenko in their 12-round, 160 title fight Saturday night in The Theater at Madison Square Garden. Two judges, Tom Schreck and Steve Weisfeld, scored their consistently competitive fight 115-112 for Jacobs, who lost 114-113 on the scorecard of judge Julie Lederman.
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    • bronx7
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      GGG won 8-4 plus knockdown. This fight Jacobs won 8-4 , 7-5 if you want plus knockdown . Lederman wacked

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        • thekenneth
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          It was close I had no issues with the 3 judges.

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            • Shadoww702
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              Originally posted by thekenneth
              It was close I had no issues with the 3 judges.
              Me either. Sergiy was aggressive and always coming forward.

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                • BigStomps
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                  Can't wait till Canelo puts this fool to sleep!

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                    • lolpz
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                      6-6 if you are generous and feel bad for the foreign guy who is an underdog.

                      8-4 is about right, 7-5 is alright/fine.

                      How anyone could have any other type of scorecard is ridiculous.

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                        • Chollo Vista
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                          Originally posted by BIGPOPPAPUMP
                          NEW YORK Daniel Jacobs was surprised when he heard one of the judges scored their fight for Sergiy Derevyanchenko. Jacobs knows he lost some rounds, but the new IBF middleweight champion is confident he clearly defeated Derevyanchenko in their 12-round, 160 title fight Saturday night in The Theater at Madison Square Garden. Two judges, Tom Schreck and Steve Weisfeld, scored their consistently competitive fight 115-112 for Jacobs, who lost 114-113 on the scorecard of judge Julie Lederman.
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                          Julie Lederman is posting fcuked up cards just like her old man

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                            • DuckAdonis
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                              The judges got it exactly right. I had you winning 114-113. You gave away alot of the late rounds Jacobs. And I won't forget how horrible you are with scoring a fight, you had AB winning over Mikey lmao

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                                • man down
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                                  I thought it was called right.

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                                    • Mammoth
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                                      116-111 or 115-112. No way Derevyanchenko should win on any card.

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