You final score of the Williams-Skelton Fight please....
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jamesmcdonnell
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MightyWarrior
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jamesmcdonnell
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Hmmm, I don't think the round was one sided enough to call that a 10-8. After all, Skelton was still firing back when he was hurt.
I do think Williams was possibly robbed of a knockout though. Why the ref intervened with so little time left is a little mystifying, Skelton was on queer street and Williams was teeing off at that point. The break gave Skelton just enough time to collect his senses.
I do think Williams was possibly robbed of a knockout though. Why the ref intervened with so little time left is a little mystifying, Skelton was on queer street and Williams was teeing off at that point. The break gave Skelton just enough time to collect his senses.
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JimmyJamJerusalem
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What are you guys like??!! Deducting points here and there?? Judges taking this into account Ron??
Unless the Ref decides the points were to be deducted the judges (or yourselves) cannot score a round with a point deducted.
You cannot score a fight and say I deducted points for this or that. that's fornicating stupid.
Skelton won that fight. Danny hid behind O'Conner who was very harsh on Skelton I fealt. OK so he didn't deduct a point, but he certainly stopped Skelton getting any rhythm to his work, and stopped him wearing Williams down. On numerous occasions the ref intervened unnecessarily!! And Williams played on it too. Now I'm not saying Skelton isn't rough, but this is heavyweight boxing!!
Unless the Ref decides the points were to be deducted the judges (or yourselves) cannot score a round with a point deducted.
You cannot score a fight and say I deducted points for this or that. that's fornicating stupid.
Skelton won that fight. Danny hid behind O'Conner who was very harsh on Skelton I fealt. OK so he didn't deduct a point, but he certainly stopped Skelton getting any rhythm to his work, and stopped him wearing Williams down. On numerous occasions the ref intervened unnecessarily!! And Williams played on it too. Now I'm not saying Skelton isn't rough, but this is heavyweight boxing!!
Couldn't agree more. If Skelton had been deducted a couple, even I would have had Danny a winner.JimmyJamJerusalem wrote:What are you guys like??!! Deducting points here and there?? Judges taking this into account Ron??
Unless the Ref decides the points were to be deducted the judges (or yourselves) cannot score a round with a point deducted.
You cannot score a fight and say I deducted points for this or that. that's fornicating stupid.
But he wasn't and judges can't go around docking points of their own accord. Can they?
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punchers chance
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'O'Connor was very harsh on Skelton.'
Come on. There were several occassions he could have been a lot stricter. As was said in the commentary 'Sketon should have put a glove on his head' - he used it that much.
It was a close fight, and no-one could be too surprised with the official scoring. I certainly didn't differ too far from any of the judges.
Come on. There were several occassions he could have been a lot stricter. As was said in the commentary 'Sketon should have put a glove on his head' - he used it that much.
It was a close fight, and no-one could be too surprised with the official scoring. I certainly didn't differ too far from any of the judges.
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jamesmcdonnell
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Fail to see the controvesy here, just watched the fight after a weekend away.
Pretty comfortably Danny win, although Skelton was coming on untill the last round.
1 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
2 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
3 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
4 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
5 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
6 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
7 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
8 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
9 - Williams 10 - 10 Skelton
10 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
11 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
12 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton.
Total. Williams 116 - 113 Skelton.
And no, I didn't dock points for illegal tactics, but I didn't add points for them either (which I think Duke must have been doing).
Pretty comfortably Danny win, although Skelton was coming on untill the last round.
1 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
2 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
3 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
4 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
5 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
6 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
7 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton
8 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
9 - Williams 10 - 10 Skelton
10 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
11 - Williams 9 - 10 Skelton
12 - Williams 10 - 9 Skelton.
Total. Williams 116 - 113 Skelton.
And no, I didn't dock points for illegal tactics, but I didn't add points for them either (which I think Duke must have been doing).
Yeah, you would think so. I'm not sure the above two observations can be levelled at one man though. Danny seemed to be doing plenty of holding, Skelton using his head.jonny wrote:If a round is close though and the judges are looking who to award the round to surely they will lean towards the one who is not doing the holding, the one who is not sticking his head into his opponent. I know I would.