McDonnell V Solis Scorecards

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Curious how other people saw it.

Just rewatched this morning and scored it the following.

JM. LS
1. 9. 10
2. 9. 10
3. 10. 9
4. 10. 9
5. 9. 10
6. 9. 10
7. 10. 9
8. 9. 10
9. 10. 9
10. 9. 10
11. 9. 10
12. 10. 9
Final score 115-113 Solis.

I can understand it being close but I can't see how Jamie won that fight and I've been a fan of his for years. Just didn't look as comfortable on the back foot as he used to.
That 117-111 card is absolutely vile and it's becoming common place in boxing now.

Eddie Hearn was an absolute disgrace for being dismissive of a rematch at the end. Even Johnny Nelson the ultimate sky man had McDonnell losing the fight. Yet when Linares beats Crolla clearly and Abaraham beats Paul smith clearly it's rematch this rematch that.
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I had it 115-114 McDonnell, there was a round I gave even think it was the 5th,Solis had Jamie trapped on the ropes early in the round and landed some heavy shots but then McDonnell went on to outwork Solis the last 2 minutes and although he never landed the same quality of punches that Solis landed in the 1st 30 seconds I thought it evened itself outi,I was gonna go for Solis though, if I did I would've scored it a draw
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McDonnell - Solis

1. 9 - 10
2. 10 - 10
3. 9 - 10
4. 10 - 9
5. 9 - 10
6. 9 - 10
7. 10 - 9
8. 9 - 10
9. 10 - 9
10. 10 - 9
11. 10 - 9
12. 10 - 9

115-114 McDonnell


Maybe Solis deserved the 2nd round to make it a draw.
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Naandrew wrote:Eddie Hearn was an absolute disgrace for being dismissive of a rematch at the end. Even Johnny Nelson the ultimate sky man had McDonnell losing the fight. Yet when Linares beats Crolla clearly and Abaraham beats Paul smith clearly it's rematch this rematch that.
McDonnell has to fight Warren next though doesn't he?

I'd like to see a rematch with Solis, but I'd prefer to see the Warren and Yamanaka fights first.
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I scored it a draw. Could make a case for either guy getting the nod by a round since there were a couple of rounds that could have gone either way. I don't know where 117-111 comes from though. They must have been watching a different fight to the rest of us. It was kinda like the Burns vs Relikh fight where you could make a case for either guy winning by a round.

For me though there should definitely be a rematch.
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It seems like if it isn't Warren, Haskins or Yamanaka then it's up to Superbantam from what Coldwell and others within the team have said in interviews.
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Naandrew wrote:Curious how other people saw it.

Just rewatched this morning and scored it the following.

JM. LS
1. 9. 10
2. 9. 10
3. 10. 9
4. 10. 9
5. 9. 10
6. 9. 10
7. 10. 9
8. 9. 10
9. 10. 9
10. 9. 10
11. 9. 10
12. 10. 9
Final score 115-113 Solis.

I can understand it being close but I can't see how Jamie won that fight and I've been a fan of his for years. Just didn't look as comfortable on the back foot as he used to.
That 117-111 card is absolutely vile and it's becoming common place in boxing now.

Eddie Hearn was an absolute disgrace for being dismissive of a rematch at the end. Even Johnny Nelson the ultimate sky man had McDonnell losing the fight. Yet when Linares beats Crolla clearly and Abaraham beats Paul smith clearly it's rematch this rematch that.
This. What is going on?! This is not an isolated incident, and there seems to be at least one embarrassing scorecard on each Matchroom card in favour of a Matchroom fighter. Even Hearn was a bit embarrassed by that card. I personally had Solis shading it, but I was not surprised that they raised McDonnell's hand when it happened. I know this game is subjective, but there is no logic to those scores. Nobody anywhere can find a reason to justify that wide score.

Can you imagine the scorecard was 117-111 in favour of Solis? There would be absolute uproar, and there would be an investigation into the scoring.
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Is he ready for Quigg yet?

:maybe:
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davie wrote:Is he ready for Quigg yet?

:maybe:
on last nights showing no .

Quigg will be far too strong .
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davie wrote:Is he ready for Quigg yet?

:maybe:
I'm sorry if he can't convincingly beat someone outside the top 10, how is he ready for a top fight? He should have lost his world title last night, and be talking about a rematch.

Shambles.
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McDonnell has got at least three questionable wins during this run.
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world ranked wrote:McDonnell has got at least three questionable wins during this run.
how far back are you looking? The Kameda fights were weren't questionable wins IMO.
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samwbr wrote:
world ranked wrote:McDonnell has got at least three questionable wins during this run.
how far back are you looking? The Kameda fights were weren't questionable wins IMO.
I disagree I thought he lost both Kameda fights.
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world ranked wrote:
samwbr wrote:
world ranked wrote:McDonnell has got at least three questionable wins during this run.
how far back are you looking? The Kameda fights were weren't questionable wins IMO.
I disagree I thought he lost both Kameda fights.
they were close hard fights but I scored both for Jamie, second was a bit clearer than the first.
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I had it 115-113 Solis
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Mcdonnell Solis

9-10
9-10
10-9
10-9
9-10
9-10
10-9
9-10
10-9
10-9
9-10
9-10

113-115 Solis
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rd350lc wrote:
davie wrote:Is he ready for Quigg yet?

:maybe:
on last nights showing no .

Quigg will be far too strong .
Rob3_142 wrote:
davie wrote:Is he ready for Quigg yet?

:maybe:
I'm sorry if he can't convincingly beat someone outside the top 10, how is he ready for a top fight? He should have lost his world title last night, and be talking about a rematch.

Shambles.

Sorry lads, that post wasn't intended for you. The intended recipient never took the bait.
It appears our friend Equus ferus caballus is sharper than I thought....
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world ranked wrote:
samwbr wrote:
world ranked wrote:McDonnell has got at least three questionable wins during this run.
how far back are you looking? The Kameda fights were weren't questionable wins IMO.
I disagree I thought he lost both Kameda fights.
I thought the first was very close but McDonnell won the second comfortably.
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Hearn on the IFL interview said Bellew who is McDonnells gym mate had Solis winning the fight
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davie wrote:Sorry lads, that post wasn't intended for you. The intended recipient never took the bait.
It appears our friend Equus ferus caballus is sharper than I thought....
Who's Equus ferus caballus?
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Naandrew wrote: Eddie Hearn was an absolute disgrace for being dismissive of a rematch at the end. Even Johnny Nelson the ultimate sky man had McDonnell losing the fight. Yet when Linares beats Crolla clearly and Abaraham beats Paul smith clearly it's rematch this rematch that.
Can't believe I forgot to mention the Relikh Burns farce that 118-110 was vile yet Hearn just completely Dismisses a rematch. And NO ONE on sky calls them out about it

This sport is becoming a joke
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Naandrew wrote:This sport is becoming a joke
When was it not?
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Naandrew wrote:Hearn on the IFL interview said Bellew who is McDonnells gym mate had Solis winning the fight
He said it on commentary until the final round. They all knew.
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Naandrew wrote:
Naandrew wrote: Eddie Hearn was an absolute disgrace for being dismissive of a rematch at the end. Even Johnny Nelson the ultimate sky man had McDonnell losing the fight. Yet when Linares beats Crolla clearly and Abaraham beats Paul smith clearly it's rematch this rematch that.
Can't believe I forgot to mention the Relikh Burns farce that 118-110 was vile yet Hearn just completely Dismisses a rematch. And NO ONE on sky calls them out about it

This sport is becoming a joke
Well this is the problem, there is no central governing body, so in one aspect this is not a sport. It's an entertainment business. The amateur game is a sport, but this is more like theatre.
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Horse wrote:
Naandrew wrote:This sport is becoming a joke
When was it not?
Aye should have been more of a joke
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