McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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joke.

Mcloskey showed the heart and determination of a warrior, But he lost that fight clearly in a competitive fight.


Prescott new it listening to the scores.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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Wow, we're getting way worse than Germany now. Two nights on the trot, although in fairness this was a closer fight than the Cox one.

Although close, I'd struggle to tweak enough rounds to see how McCloskey wins though, thought Prescott won most early rounds by a big margin, many of the one's I'd have scored for McCloskey were very close.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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Yep, hometwon decision.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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joke good fight but presscott by 2rounds without knockdown
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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I've had a few beers but I had it 115-113 to dudey.

Prescott dominated 4 rounds but I thought the rest were close, he wasn't edging them.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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alexpaterson wrote:Nowhere near as bad as the Cox decision IMO. At least You could make a case for Dudey winning
I couldn't make a case for McCloskey at all
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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Shame that decision, I would of preferred Prescott v Khan again. All these shite decisions do is delude the winner into thinking they are better than they actually are, and put them in danger with a higher caliber fighter next time out.
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id love to see the scorecards
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

Post by Ketchel »

Westside Villian I take it back! "Shady decision" indeed. I'm from Northern Ireland and a McCloskey fan but Prescott won that for me. Entertaining fight and great comeback from Paul in the late rounds but not enough to win. Prescott fought his heart out and must be gutted.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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gobbles wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:Nowhere near as bad as the Cox decision IMO. At least You could make a case for Dudey winning
I couldn't make a case for McCloskey at all
I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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alexpaterson wrote:
gobbles wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:Nowhere near as bad as the Cox decision IMO. At least You could make a case for Dudey winning
I couldn't make a case for McCloskey at all
I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
first round was 10-8
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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alexpaterson wrote:
gobbles wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:Nowhere near as bad as the Cox decision IMO. At least You could make a case for Dudey winning
I couldn't make a case for McCloskey at all
I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
I don't see how the first could have easily been 10-10 prior to the KD. McCloskey was getting hit with big right hands and not doing any good work of his own.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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another hometown decision...<Prescott wins clearly the fight!!!
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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amir khan's all over twitter saying how impressed he was with maccloskey, wants a rematch, he just wants the fornicating easy money cos if he fights him in NI it will sell
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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alexpaterson wrote:I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
I also think the first round could have been 10-10. I don't think the win for McCloskey was unfair.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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Horse wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
I also think the first round could have been 10-10. I don't think the win for McCloskey was unfair.

Point 1 - I guarantee you every judge will have scored that 10-8. It wasn't clear that it wasn't the glove in normal time.

Point 2 - I could not give McCloskey a share of rounds 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, or 12. Even if that was a 10-9 round (and I thought he easily won it with or without a knockdown) that still makes it 116-112 (I actually had it 116-111).

Prescott landed all the better punches. But if you are watching a commentary where a boxer who is out on his feet is given the round and every little cuff with the side of the glove by the home fighter is bigged up as "a shift in momentum" that's what you get.
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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gobbles wrote:
Horse wrote:
alexpaterson wrote:I can the first could easily of been 10-10, the 10th could of gone for Dudey and that would of evened it up on my card
I also think the first round could have been 10-10. I don't think the win for McCloskey was unfair.

Point 1 - I guarantee you every judge will have scored that 10-8. It wasn't clear that it wasn't the glove in normal time.

Point 2 - I could not give McCloskey a share of rounds 1, 2, 3, 5, 6, 7, 10, or 12. Even if that was a 10-9 round (and I thought he easily won it with or without a knockdown) that still makes it 116-112 (I actually had it 116-111).

Prescott landed all the better punches. But if you are watching a commentary where a boxer who is out on his feet is given the round and every little cuff with the side of the glove by the home fighter is bigged up as "a shift in momentum" that's what you get.
mvvrory giving the 12th to mccloskey was probably the worst round of scoring he has ever done
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Re: McCloskey v Prescott RBR

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His scoring of the 12th was pretty shocking.
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