Steve Wood speaks on Moore, Quigley, davies and the future

[lacollier883]

http://www.BS.com/?m=show&id=23314

Comments and feedback appreciated

[twenty six]

Just as a side note, at the end of the sixth round, in the Moore Rhodes fight, Rhodes was ahead on two of the three score cards.

[15829]

its been a bad few weeks for vip fighters, think it will get worse when edwards beats robinson in december

[neil hibbert]

yer true bad few weeks, i know garys chompin at the bit already to get back in with napa!

[Deserter]

I know I'm already echoing the thoughts of others on here, but I'm also sick of the 'didn't do enough to take it away from the champion' routine. A boxer either wins the fight or he doesn't as far as I'm concerned. Just being champion shouldn't somehow entitle that fighter to preferential treatment in terms of scoring.
On a more positive note, what's happening with Trevor Crewe? Liked the look of him on the few occasions I saw him last year - compact, powerful and exciting style.

[hurlock]

silly to say quigley underperformed & smith only won 3rds???

[jonny]

I did an int with Quigley last week and he felt the same way. I don't agree with that scoring but the position itself is widespread. I think it is a tool for building/securing rematches. Adds credence to the controversy in the minds of some.

Quigley-Smith I had split at 5-5 going into the final two. Tony thinks he was taking the 11th until the lowblow. I feel that Smith took the 11th and the 12th to seal the fight. It was close but clear.

So your score would be 115/113 to smith, so what was wrong with the scoring then

[Night-Nurse]

On a more positive note, what's happening with Trevor Crewe? Liked the look of him on the few occasions I saw him last year - compact, powerful and exciting style.

Hes boxing on November 29th at Colne!

[whicker]

Just as a side note, at the end of the sixth round, in the Moore Rhodes fight, Rhodes was ahead on two of the three score cards.

That's surprising.

The impression I got from TV was the Moore totally dominated the first half of the fight.

[crusader]

Just as a side note, at the end of the sixth round, in the Moore Rhodes fight, Rhodes was ahead on two of the three score cards.

That's surprising.

The impression I got from TV was the Moore totally dominated the first half of the fight.

and several ppl scoring on this forum had it 60-54 Moore or somewhere close. I thought Moore was defantly ahead. It was competitive action, but he was doing more.