Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑26 Apr 2021, 13:42
As for bias, look at what you are doing with the Klitschko-Byrd fight.
You spin it positively for Klitschko because he was a head on the official scorecards. Who cares if he you know, lost.
Then you spin it positively for Byrd. Now, the official scorecard doesn't seem to matter. It just matters that Byrd won.
That it was a god awful fight doesn't seem to matter to you at all. Both performed horribly, and Klitschko quit like a dog.
A great addition to the collection of Alpy's butthurts from Klitschko.
BoxBuzz wrote: ↑27 Apr 2021, 15:55
Just curious who was favored going into the Byrd Tua event?
"Heavyweight Chris Byrd scored a unanimous decision, upsetting David Tua on Saturday night to earn a shot at the International Boxing Federation title", like it was said here: http://a.espncdn.com/boxing/news/2001/0818/1241305.html.
Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑26 Apr 2021, 13:42
As for bias, look at what you are doing with the Klitschko-Byrd fight.
You spin it positively for Klitschko because he was a head on the official scorecards. Who cares if he you know, lost.
Then you spin it positively for Byrd. Now, the official scorecard doesn't seem to matter. It just matters that Byrd won.
That it was a god awful fight doesn't seem to matter to you at all. Both performed horribly, and Klitschko quit like a dog.
A great addition to the collection of Alpy's butthurts from Klitschko.
Ambling Alp II wrote: ↑26 Apr 2021, 13:42
As for bias, look at what you are doing with the Klitschko-Byrd fight.
You spin it positively for Klitschko because he was a head on the official scorecards. Who cares if he you know, lost.
Then you spin it positively for Byrd. Now, the official scorecard doesn't seem to matter. It just matters that Byrd won.
That it was a god awful fight doesn't seem to matter to you at all. Both performed horribly, and Klitschko quit like a dog.
A great addition to the collection of Alpy's butthurts from Klitschko.
Whatever.
Why are you so repetitive, even always finishing with "whatever"?
