fight even on your card going into the last round
fighter a clearly gets the better of the round, usually you'd score it 10-9 for them
but thinking about it, you realize you've been too generous to fighter A in earlier rounds, and fighter B should actually be ahad by a few
since the fight comes down to this last round, do you give it to A just for the round, or B for what you think would be the better result?
who do you score for in this scenario?
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margaret thatcher
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who do you score for in this scenario?
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: who do you score for in this scenario?
In this hypothetical scenario, I'd like to believe I'd keep my integrity as a judge and give the round to fighter A. Mistakes happen as an official, but trying to correct them after the fact by making a deliberately wrong call usually ends up compounding the issue.
In reality, I'd just give it to whoever the home fighter was anyway, keep myself on the gravy train
In reality, I'd just give it to whoever the home fighter was anyway, keep myself on the gravy train
Re: who do you score for in this scenario?
Gravy Train for me too please 
Re: who do you score for in this scenario?
Score the fight on individual rounds. Once a round is done forget about it and score the next.