Waiting for what Lewis will say about it... i guess it’s Joshua fault lol
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Originally posted by davef View PostIts not that man its just I feel personally that fight will always be on the table and theres jus no rush so soon after the first fight especially when theres another title holder out there who needs to step up like fury and wilder
I will call neither of them a ducker for this let them both take an interim fight why should they risk everything twice while AJ fights some fat pudding and gains an advantage over them beating each other to death
we might get Joshua vs wilder which i want to see more
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Originally posted by STREET CLEANER View PostWilder got the decision, they have to settle matters in the ring and it was a good fight.
Unless you rather see Fury fight someone else? Who you have in mind?
I wouldn't mind seeing Fury kick the shít out of Joyce. I'm not into the HW's really. Just following lately because of the drama.
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Originally posted by Shadoww702 View PostAt least their paid to judge while media falls in love with certain fighters.
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Originally posted by kushking View PostByrd has devoted thousands of unpaid hours along with all vegas judges,& has been extensively schooled on judging,& if a judge has a good track record their picked in vegas 4 the big fights because vegas has the best judges on earth when you consider the process of selection, & that the end result is almost ALWAYS fair when all cards are read wheras nobody bats an eye when every Hearn/Warren card has tons of judges scoring shutouts in close fights/rightful draws. Just because a fight is razor close doesn't mean a fighter deserved to win some rds,in fact that's when judges are corrupt,if fighter A fights the exact same way every rd & wins in the 4 criteria in those rds by slim margin,they deserve to win all those rds,but the media/fans like to score fights by giving fighter b some rds because they were close or because of bias or merely because their not watching in a judges minset where every min glued to the match instead of fans/media who watch it in a completely different fashion with distractions & commentary.
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Originally posted by kushking View PostBody shots are/have always been the highest scoring punches,just as Jabs are by far lowest scoring. Both equate to same thing,the fighter who lands more body punches/power punches & at a higher percentage usually always wins,& usually always does more damage as a result as its a testiment to who is winning,if your landing more power/body shots & higher accuracy its because your the better man. Canelo landed more than 50 more thudding body shots as ggg in each fight,that definitely wins hella pts with judges. Remember all body shots are considered power punches & they make a fighter cringe which score pts also.
The bolded is more correct, if they have a visible effect they'll be scored as such, but then so would a jab... you score each punch based on the the physical effect it appears to produce on impact, not on the type of punch it is, or where it lands. Course there's a subjective element but you'll find nowhere in any rulebook or scoring recommendations that one kind of punch should automatically be scored higher than another.
Understand I ain't taking issue with your scoring of any particular fight... you reckon Canelo won one or both fights that's your prerogative, I'm merely pointing out that your scoring criteria are maybe different from what's normally recognised.
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Originally posted by kushking View PostMore nonsense ad hominems & strawman from a clown who can't debate anything like a man. As I said your pathetically weak, resorting to grammar as a cop out for getting owned as if I give a sht,btw you make tons of spelling errors .
How can you debate with someone that deems his opinion to be fact even though it the same sentence you use the word probably which suggests to any logical person that it is not a fact.
You claimed AJ went in the ring and called out Whyte! When did that take place you are a liar. You then went on to say AJ has never called anyone out in the ring. I reminded you he called out Fury and Wilder. You ignored that and started talking about he ducked Whyte to fight fat baby.
Maybe if you answered the questions I asked I may have been more willing to listen to your drivel. In any case you didn’t stop there you spoke about the 50 million which is always a intriguing topic for me as it helps me gauge a posters agenda because they usually mention that which they have a right to do so but never mention or reveal anything else. Even the percentage offers that Wilder received but you claim you are a boxing fan not a Wilder fan. You are deluded at least I can openly admit I’m a AJ fan and I support Wilder ,I just prefer AJ. Don’t take yourself so seriously sweetheart
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Originally posted by kushking View PostByrd has devoted thousands of unpaid hours along with all vegas judges,& has been extensively schooled on judging,& if a judge has a good track record their picked in vegas 4 the big fights because vegas has the best judges on earth when you consider the process of selection, & that the end result is almost ALWAYS fair when all cards are read wheras nobody bats an eye when every Hearn/Warren card has tons of judges scoring shutouts in close fights/rightful draws. Just because a fight is razor close doesn't mean a fighter deserved to win some rds,in fact that's when judges are corrupt,if fighter A fights the exact same way every rd & wins in the 4 criteria in those rds by slim margin,they deserve to win all those rds,but the media/fans like to score fights by giving fighter b some rds because they were close or because of bias or merely because their not watching in a judges minset where every min glued to the match instead of fans/media who watch it in a completely different fashion with distractions & commentary.
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