PTS10 vs UD10

war_machine · Post by **war_machine** » 08 Jan 2004, 17:53

can someone explain the difference?

thanks!

Matt · Post by **Matt** » 08 Jan 2004, 18:45

PTS 10 means a fighter won a decision where the manner was unknown; whether it be unanimous, split, or majority. It also could mean that there was only one official scoring, and that official cited with the winner. That would be the case in present day domestic British fights.

UD 10 means all the scoring officials scored the bout for a particular fighter.

delisa · Post by **delisa** » 09 Jan 2004, 16:17

Which leads me to a sugestion -- "W ref" where the referee is the sole arbiter