I was @ the fight live and thought it was a competitive fight with Granados being much more active and busier. I am going to watch it again this time not in person to get a better perspective on the fight. I was shocked when Teddy had it 8-2 and the fans did also.
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Originally posted by Mayweather41-0 View PostI was @ the fight live and thought it was a competitive fight with Granados being much more active and busier. I am going to watch it again this time not in person to get a better perspective on the fight. I was shocked when Teddy had it 8-2 and the fans did also.
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Originally posted by Mayweather41-0 View PostI was @ the fight live and thought it was a competitive fight with Granados being much more active and busier. I am going to watch it again this time not in person to get a better perspective on the fight. I was shocked when Teddy had it 8-2 and the fans did also.
I thought the second draw was worse TBH.
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Originally posted by ddangerous View PostYou're not alone. I had Granados up 1, maybe 2, rounds going into the 12th, although I thought he closed out much stronger than Cintron and deserved the nod. Cintron talking about fighting 5 more fights is a very bad idea. He looks terribly lethargic. His best years are long behind him.
I thought the second draw was worse TBH.
I had Granados winning pretty convincingly...maybe gave Cintron 3 rounds.
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Originally posted by mathed View PostMan, I just can't agree there. I was trying to get some action on Cintron as well but he just didn't let his hands go enough. Honestly, I thought he should have laid Granados out in a few rounds. You could see that when he opened up, he hurt the kid but he was EXTREMELY passive and looked very slow.
I had Granados winning pretty convincingly...maybe gave Cintron 3 rounds.
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Originally posted by negativegainQuote:
Originally Posted by 1PunchKOPOW!
It had been a good year for Chicago boxing so far and it all got ****ed away in one night. Smh
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i agree. cintron is completely done.
and while don george looked very ordinary tonight, he deserved a clear unanimous decision.
like teddy, i was outraged by both of these horribly incorrect decisions.
with that said, i will always tune into a donovan george fight. he may be limited in his prowess, but it is always exciting. much like Michael katsidis.
very hesitant to put george in the same sentence as arturo gatti, but cut from the same cloth.
George has always been ordinary but like you said he makes for exciting fights and a tough guy too. I think his 1-2 got a little too repetitive and after a while even the old and slow man was able to avoid them. It wasn't till the end of the 11th I think and the 12th when George decided to start throwing looping shots. Had he done that earlier he would've gotten the guy out of there.
Another thing, I'm not sure George cutting weight is a good idea either.
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Originally posted by ddangerous View PostYou're not alone. I had Granados up 1, maybe 2, rounds going into the 12th, although I thought he closed out much stronger than Cintron and deserved the nod. Cintron talking about fighting 5 more fights is a very bad idea. He looks terribly lethargic. His best years are long behind him.
I thought the second draw was worse TBH.
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Originally posted by nycsmooth View PostThe fight inky went 10 rounds, so what's the "going into the 12th" ? Judges Hecko & McCarthy need their licenses pulled...I had it 4 Adrian, 7-3...Cintron is shot, enuff said...George will b ko'd, w/that no defense style, by any elite guy in his division, which is why Lopez was brought in, he can't punch...
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it was ironic to see two hometown fighters win and not get a decision. boxing fans are used to seeing it go the other way
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