emile wrote:spoiler alert*********************************************************
Demetrius Andrade has won comfortably over Andrey Balanov, 14-3.
thanks for that update emile
emile wrote:spoiler alert*********************************************************
Demetrius Andrade has won comfortably over Andrey Balanov, 14-3.
DCAB - are you referring to the caution a ref gives when a boxer is running and not boxing? Rau'shee was cautioned for this in his 4th round.The ref can't tell him to fight?! What is that about?
Corey, you can follow the schedule here, starting with tomorrow. NBC's site also has the schedule.CoreyWash wrote:what US boxer fights next and when
According to friends I know who are very familiar with Cuban boxing, they train to box with computer scoring - get in, throw a straight jab, or a hard (seen) body shot and get out - and come back and do the same thing again. Smart. We could really learn a lot from them.Also, it's interesting that the Cubans seem to be immune to any problems with the scoring, as usual.
The athlete threw away his bronze medal.I have no problem with olympians doing this and if it makes them look bad thats each individuals call. Being the fact that if the olympian knows he got jipped or screwed...In this case Swedish Wrestler Ara Abrahamian got some unfair rulings in his match with Italian Andrea Minguzzi. To the extent he felt he should have won the match and gotten the gold. It was his last match so him expecting to get gold is most likely why he complained but was he right, in my opinion yea. This is what he said, ""I think the semi-final shows that FILA (wrestling's governing body) does not play fair," Abrahamian told reporters. "I didn't deserve to lose." The system is corrupt." It was strange that there were other top wrestlers who got screwed as well that the article mentions so in a way I say Do Something about it, IOC!!
So the judges are being paid off as they sit down? Since three have lost, they probably aren't giving enough money.I just had the feeling that I would see a lot of bias scores towards the chinese fighters and for dam sure I was right, hell it was a no brainer. This is why I HATE the amateurs scoring system.
I do believe it. I just don't think it's happening at the Olympics. You can't get on the floor, let alone near the ring, unless you are the coaches and boxers. Security is extremely tight.It happens Mel, whether you want to believe it or not.
Yes. I know, I saw that too, but isn't that the norm. I didn't think the referee can make a boxer engage, but I read the rule in the AIBA rulebook under Fouls:boxmel wrote:DCAB - are you referring to the caution a ref gives when a boxer is running and not boxing? Rau'shee was cautioned for this in his 4th round.The ref can't tell him to fight?! What is that about?
That was very apparent in the 64kg bout between of Roniel IGLESIAS SOTOLONGO (CUB). He boxed beautifully! The thing I like about him was that he kept boxing although he was up by double digit points. It's although the Cubans and Africans don't let scoring determine or alter their game plan or style. I try to make sure I catch all of their boughts.boxmel wrote:According to friends I know who are very familiar with Cuban boxing, they train to box with computer scoring - get in, throw a straight jab, or a hard (seen) body shot and get out - and come back and do the same thing again. Smart. We could really learn a lot from them.Also, it's interesting that the Cubans seem to be immune to any problems with the scoring, as usual.
Won't Ray's bout be on at 1:30 am EST?emile wrote:Raynell fights in tomorrow's evening session against Djelkhir.