since ppl like to use stats ,how was Jacobs performance Better when he landed 56 punches less then GGG ,an Canelo landed 49 less according to stats
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They like to use punch stats when it suits their agenda. Like pacquiao Marquez 3, its widely to be considered a win for Marquez. Yet, pacquiao threw more punches and pressed the action. And I agree, it was a clear and almost dominant win for Marquez, but punch stats favor PAC. I had Canelo as the winner. He boxed better, came out on top of the inside fighting, harder crisper shots. Close fight I have no problem with the draw.
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Roman Gonzalez supposedly landed 150 more punches than Rungvisai in the first fight. I didn't see those punches but who ever was keeping stats saw them. Remember, Adalaide Byrd also saw the fight 118-110 for Canelo.
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Stats/compubox has BEEN a joke. It's about as credible as someone on here scoring fight. Two people just stating what they thought landed and what didn't. They've gotten it badly wrong many times. There's so many examples I could give.
For example the 3rd Pacquiao-Marquez fight where basically everyone had JMM winning. Compubox had Pac landing like 50 more shots. It was clear he didn't.
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Originally posted by Canelo and GGG View Postsince ppl like to use stats ,how was Jacobs performance Better when he landed 56 punches less then GGG ,an Canelo landed 49 less according to stats
Watch the fights yourself and do an exact count. It'll take hours, but if you want a real punch stat, you got to do it yourself.
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Originally posted by larryxxx. View PostNo way in hell did Jacobs do better than Canelo
Starting to get the feeling you really don't know what you're looking at and just post one sentence comments or threads to support a specific cultural demographic of fighters.
You never get in depth with any real knowledge in any post I've seen.
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Originally posted by McNulty View PostAre you talking about Compubox? If yes, you don't have good legs to stand on. The human error is ******ed with Compubox.
Watch the fights yourself and do an exact count. It'll take hours, but if you want a real punch stat, you got to do it yourself.
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Canelo beat GGG, straight up. People can believe the government about 9/11 if they want. History will reflect warmly on Canelo's performance. A good mix of defense, counter-punching, and tenacity beats slap-jabbers who miss 70% of their punches every day.
Canelo 1, 97G 0
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