Advise to foreign fighters
Advise to foreign fighters
Stay away from the UK, it's worse then Germany.
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Knock em out, it might get counted as a KD then - depends if the ref elects to pick up the fighter and carry him back to the corner or not.
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got to agree with you , I used to think Germany was a joke , but this is getting silly now .Fitzy901 wrote:Stay away from the UK, it's worse then Germany.
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Bit of a generalisation?
Linares won a fair decision in a competitive battle with Crolla only recently.
Shame no one praises fair or good scoring when it happens.
Linares won a fair decision in a competitive battle with Crolla only recently.
Shame no one praises fair or good scoring when it happens.
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Is it a case of foreign fighters coming to the UK in general or foreign fighters appearing on a Matchroom card that is the issue here?
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Didn't that bout literally come down to the last round on the cards when most had a clear but competitive Linares win?Autobarn wrote:Bit of a generalisation?
Linares won a fair decision in a competitive battle with Crolla only recently.
Shame no one praises fair or good scoring when it happens.
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"Hear, hear, chaps!! Three cheers for the fair scoring tonight. Let's hear it for the competent referee too!!"Autobarn wrote:Bit of a generalisation?
Linares won a fair decision in a competitive battle with Crolla only recently.
Shame no one praises fair or good scoring when it happens.
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This type of stuff happens in many countries.
Japan may be the fairest to visitors. A lot of foreigners have fought and won there, but how many shockers have there been? Some complained about Moreno-Yamanaka I, but I thought it was a justifiable result.
Japan may be the fairest to visitors. A lot of foreigners have fought and won there, but how many shockers have there been? Some complained about Moreno-Yamanaka I, but I thought it was a justifiable result.
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I think that people are tired of so many fights having a card utterly out of wack. I have been guilty of being the score out of wack. I still think that Ramming Speed won his first fight with Pac. I would have no problem if Pac would have been given the decision but more than 116-112 either way is too wide, imo.crusader wrote:This type of stuff happens in many countries.
Japan may be the fairest to visitors. A lot of foreigners have fought and won there, but how many shockers have there been? Some complained about Moreno-Yamanaka I, but I thought it was a justifiable result.
It seems to irritate people when someone who won a competitive fight gets a 118-110 card. I tend to be happy if it went the right direction, no matter how far off what my score is.
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No worse than any other country.
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Have you really watched enough fights across enough countries to make such a sweeping comment? Tell me why Japan is no better....banjo wrote:No worse than any other country.
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That's alright then.banjo wrote:No worse than any other country.
Rather than acknowledging a problem (never mind looking at ways to sort it) we justify it by saying we are no more incompetent/corrupt than other countries?
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Tanzio wrote:I think that people are tired of so many fights having a card utterly out of wack. I have been guilty of being the score out of wack. I still think that Ramming Speed won his first fight with Pac. I would have no problem if Pac would have been given the decision but more than 116-112 either way is too wide, imo.crusader wrote:This type of stuff happens in many countries.
Japan may be the fairest to visitors. A lot of foreigners have fought and won there, but how many shockers have there been? Some complained about Moreno-Yamanaka I, but I thought it was a justifiable result.
It seems to irritate people when someone who won a competitive fight gets a 118-110 card. I tend to be happy if it went the right direction, no matter how far off what my score is.
This got Paul Smith a rematch with Abaraham
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On that same note, look at the officials used in recent Japanese world title fights (Kano vs Takayama aside)crusader wrote:Have you really watched enough fights across enough countries to make such a sweeping comment? Tell me why Japan is no better....banjo wrote:No worse than any other country.
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maninthemiddle
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The judges scores that have recently been questioned have all been foreign officials. ..I havent checked but the sole British judge has generally been closest to the general consensus. ..
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With the 10 must system it depends what kind of fight you are talking aboutTanzio wrote:I think that people are tired of so many fights having a card utterly out of wack. I have been guilty of being the score out of wack. I still think that Ramming Speed won his first fight with Pac. I would have no problem if Pac would have been given the decision but more than 116-112 either way is too wide, imo.crusader wrote:This type of stuff happens in many countries.
Japan may be the fairest to visitors. A lot of foreigners have fought and won there, but how many shockers have there been? Some complained about Moreno-Yamanaka I, but I thought it was a justifiable result.
It seems to irritate people when someone who won a competitive fight gets a 118-110 card. I tend to be happy if it went the right direction, no matter how far off what my score is.
If theres 12 really close rounds, it could go 120-108 either way depending on what the judge likes or 114-114.
Where as when you have clear rounds (pacquiao absolutely had to win 5 of those rounds, the other 7 were subjective IMO) then that's when you're left scratching your head.
I never saw last nights fight but from what I can gather the lad one 5 clear rounds at the start and end of the fight.
In which case 115-113 to Ricky is justifiable 118-112 isn't.
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This thread would usually get my back up but I'm finding it hard to argue the toss after last night! I'm a big Burns fan and I actually thought he edged it last night but the scores were a bad joke!
When he fought Beltran I was genuinely angry for the guy! That must rank with one of the worst decisions I've seen!
When he fought Beltran I was genuinely angry for the guy! That must rank with one of the worst decisions I've seen!
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Don't let facts get in the way of a good witch huntmaninthemiddle wrote:The judges scores that have recently been questioned have all been foreign officials. ..I havent checked but the sole British judge has generally been closest to the general consensus. ..
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Realistic wrote:Don't let facts get in the way of a good witch huntmaninthemiddle wrote:The judges scores that have recently been questioned have all been foreign officials. ..I havent checked but the sole British judge has generally been closest to the general consensus. ..
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lefthook82
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Not that it was in any way a factor but seriously need to be getting neutral refs in world title fights
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Concider yourself lucky your not Philipino fighting in Australia.
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I think it's more of a problem of inept judging .lefthook82 wrote:Not that it was in any way a factor but seriously need to be getting neutral refs in world title fights