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[gilgamesh]

I had 7-6-2 Norton. Ali would have won all 3 fights if he had moved and boxed.

Easier said than done when a guy is pressuring you, and pounding your body on the ropes. Kinda takes that movement out of them legs a little.

[gilgamesh]

Roberto Duran vs Vinny Pazienza 1

1: Duran *
2: Duran
3: Paz
4: Paz
5: Duran 10-8
6: Paz
7: Paz
8: Paz
9: Paz
10: Paz
11: Paz
12: Paz

116-111 Pazienza

[Casablanca]

I watched the Sugar Ray Leonard-Ayub Kalule fight and scored it. I love Kalule, but he was just overwhelmed by Leonard's speed and skill.

Sugar Ray Leonard vs. Ayub Kalule (6-25-1981)

R1: 10-9 Leonard
R2: 10-9 Leonard
R3: 10-9 Leonard
R4: 10-9 Leonard
R5: 10-9 Leonard
R6: 10-9 Leonard
R7: 10-9 Kalule
R8: 10-9 Leonard
R9: Leonard wins by TKO

[gilgamesh]

Roberto Duran vs Vinny Pazienza 2

1: Paz
2: Paz
3: Paz
4: Paz
5: Paz
6: Paz
7: Paz
8: Paz
9: Paz
10: Paz
11: Paz
12: Paz

120-108 Pazienza

Really don't see why they bothered having this rematch the 1st fight was already pretty clear.

[Casablanca]

Roberto Duran vs Vinny Pazienza 2

1: Paz
2: Paz
3: Paz
4: Paz
5: Paz
6: Paz
7: Paz
8: Paz
9: Paz
10: Paz
11: Paz
12: Paz

120-108 Pazienza

Really don't see why they bothered having this rematch the 1st fight was already pretty clear.

I have never seen either fight.

[Casablanca]

I just scored the Ken Norton-Jimmy Young WBC contender fight from November of '77. It was another brilliant fight. I had Norton leading the fight into the midway point, but as the fight went on, Young began to gradually take control of the fight and went on an incredible run through the late middle and into the late portion of the fight. I really felt as though he took control of the fight via his movement and combinations. Norton had alot of trouble getting at him for a large stretch of the second half of the fight and it was enough to draw Young level and ultimately into the lead in the fight on my card. As can be seen, I awarded Young a very narrow decision on my card. The judges awarded Norton the fight by split decision. Judge Art Laurie scored the fight 144-142 for Young, but the other two judges (Jimmy Robdeau and Raymond Baldeyrou) both gave it to Norton by scores of 147-143.

Great fight!

Ken Norton vs. Jimmy Young (11-5-1977)

R1: 10-9 Norton
R2: 10-9 Norton
R3: 10-9 Young
R4 10-10 Even
R5: 10-9 Norton
R6: 10-9 Norton
R7: 10-9 Norton
R8: 10-10 Even
R9: 10-9 Young
R10: 10-9 Young
R11: 10-9 Young
R12: 10-9 Young
R13: 10-9 Young
R14: 10-9 Young
R15: 10-9 Norton

144-143 Young

[Casablanca]

I just rewatched the first fight between Chocolatito Gonzalez and Srisaket Sor Rungvisai for the first time in years. It was the second time I have seen the fight and scored it. My god, what an incredible fight! Here is how my card came out:

Roman Gonzalez vs. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai I (3-18-2017)

R1: 10-8 Sor Rungvisai (knockdown)
R2: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R3: 10-9 Gonzalez
R4: 10-9 Gonzalez
R5: 10-9 Gonzalez
R6: 10-8 Gonzalez (pt. deduction for headbutt)
R7: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R8: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R9: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R10: 10-9 Gonzalez
R11: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R12: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai

114-112 Sor Rungvisai

And I just rewatched the second fight, as well. It is a tragedy for Chocolatito, as he just didn't show up that night. Sor Rungvisai sure did though.

Roman Gonzalez vs. Srisaket Sor Rungvisai II (9-09-2017)

R1: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R2: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R3: 10-9 Sor Rungvisai
R4: Sor Rungvisai wins by Knockout

[Ambling Alp II]

I just scored the Ken Norton-Jimmy Young WBC contender fight from November of '77. It was another brilliant fight. I had Norton leading the fight into the midway point, but as the fight went on, Young began to gradually take control of the fight and went on an incredible run through the late middle and into the late portion of the fight. I really felt as though he took control of the fight via his movement and combinations. Norton had alot of trouble getting at him for a large stretch of the second half of the fight and it was enough to draw Young level and ultimately into the lead in the fight on my card. As can be seen, I awarded Young a very narrow decision on my card. The judges awarded Norton the fight by split decision. Judge Art Laurie scored the fight 144-142 for Young, but the other two judges (Jimmy Robdeau and Raymond Baldeyrou) both gave it to Norton by scores of 147-143.

Great fight!

Ken Norton vs. Jimmy Young (11-5-1977)

R1: 10-9 Norton
R2: 10-9 Norton
R3: 10-9 Young
R4 10-10 Even
R5: 10-9 Norton
R6: 10-9 Norton
R7: 10-9 Norton
R8: 10-10 Even
R9: 10-9 Young
R10: 10-9 Young
R11: 10-9 Young
R12: 10-9 Young
R13: 10-9 Young
R14: 10-9 Young
R15: 10-9 Norton

144-143 Young

I had Young by a point as well. could have gone either way. Remember watching this live on regular network TV as a kid. Interesting that it was 15 round fight.

[Seamus]

I had it 145-142 for Young

[gilgamesh]

I had Young by 1 point as well. 8 rounds to 7. I believe the math would be 143-142.

[gilgamesh]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Frankie Randall 1

1: Randall
2: Randall
3: Randall
4: Chavez
5: Chavez
6: Randall
7: Randall 10-8 (Chavez gets a point deducted for a low blow)
8: Chavez *
9: Chavez
10: Chavez
11: Randall 10-7 (Chavez gets a point deducted for a low blow, and is also knocked down)
12: Chavez

114-111 Frankie Randall

[Casablanca]

Ali was just too incredible! Terrell was a fierce competitor and took tremendous abuse in this fight. He had alot of heart, but he simply could not compete with Ali's speed and skill.

Muhammad Ali vs. Ernie Terrell (2-06-1967)

R1: 10-9 Terrell
R2: 10-9 Ali
R3: 10-9 Ali
R4: 10-9 Ali
R5: 10-9 Terrell
R6: 10-9 Ali
R7: 10-9 Ali
R8: 10-9 Ali
R9: 10-9 Ali
R10: 10-9 Ali
R11: 10-9 Ali
R12: 10-9 Ali
R13: 10-9 Ali
R14: 10-9 Ali
R15: 10-9 Ali

148-137 Ali

[gilgamesh]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Frankie Randall 3

1: Chavez
2: Chavez
3: Chavez
4: Chavez *
5: Chavez
6: Chavez
7: Chavez
8: Chavez
9: Chavez
10: Chavez

100-90 Chavez

Unfortunately I couldn't find anything except a Highlights video of their 2nd bout.

[witherspoon]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Frankie Randall 3

1: Chavez
2: Chavez
3: Chavez
4: Chavez *
5: Chavez
6: Chavez
7: Chavez
8: Chavez
9: Chavez
10: Chavez

100-90 Chavez

Unfortunately I couldn't find anything except a Highlights video of their 2nd bout.

https://youtu.be/Z4nTODqOKKQ?si=FqhM-pkntworyNG_

[Casablanca]

Cassius Clay vs. Sonny Liston I (2-25-1964)

R1: 10-9 Clay
R2: 10-9 Clay
R3: 10-9 Clay
R4: 10-9 Clay
R5: 10-9 Liston
R6: 10-9 Clay
Clay wins by retirement after the 6th round

Muhammad Ali vs. Sonny Liston (5-25-1965)

R1: Ali wins by Knockout

[Casablanca]

What a savage war for the Heavyweight Championship of the World.

Jersey Joe Walcott vs. Rocky Marciano I (9-23-1952)

R1: 10-8 Walcott (knockdown)
R2: 10-9 Walcott
R3: 10-10 Even
R4: 10-9 Marciano
R5: 10-9 Walcott
R6: 10-9 Marciano
R7: 10-9 Walcott
R8: 10-9 Walcott
R9: 10-9 Walcott
R10: 10-9 Marciano
R11: 10-9 Marciano
R12: 10-9 Walcott
R13: Marciano wins by TKO

The Rematch.

Rocky Marciano vs. Jersey Joe Walcott II (5-15-1953)

R1: Marciano wins by Knockout

[Casablanca]

The Fight of the Century:

Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier I (3-08-1971)

R1: 10-9 Ali
R2: 10-9 Ali
R3: 10-9 Ali
R4: 10-9 Frazier
R5: 10-9 Ali
R6: 10-9 Frazier
R7: 10-9 Frazier
R8: 10-9 Frazier
R9: 10-9 Ali
R10: 10-9 Frazier
R11: 10-9 Frazier
R12: 10-9 Frazier
R13: 10-9 Frazier
R14: 10-9 Ali
R15: 10-8 Frazier (knockdown)

144-140 Frazier

Would be 9-6 in rounds.

[gilgamesh]

The Fight of the Century:

Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier I (3-08-1971)

R1: 10-9 Ali
R2: 10-9 Ali
R3: 10-9 Ali
R4: 10-9 Frazier
R5: 10-9 Ali
R6: 10-9 Frazier
R7: 10-9 Frazier
R8: 10-9 Frazier
R9: 10-9 Ali
R10: 10-9 Frazier
R11: 10-9 Frazier
R12: 10-9 Frazier
R13: 10-9 Frazier
R14: 10-9 Ali
R15: 10-8 Frazier (knockdown)

144-140 Frazier

Would be 9-6 in rounds.

9 to 6 is the same way I had it the last time I watched it. I always have the Thrilla in Manilla 7 rounds to 7 after 14 rounds, with Ali having swept Rounds 12, 13 and 14.

[Casablanca]

The Fight of the Century:

Muhammad Ali vs. Joe Frazier I (3-08-1971)

R1: 10-9 Ali
R2: 10-9 Ali
R3: 10-9 Ali
R4: 10-9 Frazier
R5: 10-9 Ali
R6: 10-9 Frazier
R7: 10-9 Frazier
R8: 10-9 Frazier
R9: 10-9 Ali
R10: 10-9 Frazier
R11: 10-9 Frazier
R12: 10-9 Frazier
R13: 10-9 Frazier
R14: 10-9 Ali
R15: 10-8 Frazier (knockdown)

144-140 Frazier

Would be 9-6 in rounds.

9 to 6 is the same way I had it the last time I watched it. I always have the Thrilla in Manilla 7 rounds to 7 after 14 rounds, with Ali having swept Rounds 12, 13 and 14.

Hey Gilgamesh,

I have only scored the Thrilla in Manila once. I no longer have that card, but I had Ali up at the time of the retirement by enough that the fight was all but out of reach for Joe provided that Ali came out for the final round and that. Joe’s heart and determination was just indescribable, but on my card, it was all but out of reach by the time of the retirement.

I will have to score it again when I can.

[gilgamesh]

Saul "Canelo" Alvarez vs Miguel Cotto

1: Cotto *
2: Alvarez
3: Alvarez
4: Cotto*
5: Alvarez
6: Alvarez *
7: Alvarez
8: Alvarez
9: Alvarez
10: Alvarez
11: Alvarez
12: Alvarez

118-110 Canelo

[gilgamesh]

Canelo vs Gennady Golovkin 1

Upon revisiting this bout I saw it differently than I saw it live as it happened. Perhaps I was too caught up in my own emotions at the time, and was able to be more objective now.

Whatever the case, this was my how score went on this viewing.

1. Canelo *
2. Canelo
3. Canelo
4. GGG
5. GGG *
6. GGG
7. GGG
8. GGG
9. Canelo
10. Canelo *
11. GGG
12 Canelo

114-114 Even

I think the draw verdict was fair. The 118-110 score read in Canelo's favor was indeed outrageous though.

[gilgamesh]

Canelo vs Gennady Golovkin 2

1. GGG *
2. Canelo *
3. Canelo
4. GGG *
5. GGG
6. Canelo *
7. Canelo
8. Canelo *
9. GGG
10. GGG
11. GGG *
12. GGG

115-113 Golovkin

These 2 guys were about as evenly matched as it gets. So many close rounds in their bouts.

[gilgamesh]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Tony Martin

1: Martin
2: Chavez
3: Chavez
4: Chavez
5: Chavez 10-8 (Martin gets a point deduction for a low blow)
6: Chavez *
7: Martin
8: Chavez
9: Chavez *
10: Chavez

98-91 Chavez

Could've been slightly closer, but Chavez is the clear winner.

[gilgamesh]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Ivan Robinson

1. Chavez
2. Chavez
3. Robinson *
4. Chavez 10-8 (Robinson knocked down)
5. Robinson
6. Chavez
7. Chavez 10-8 (Robinson deducted a point for losing his mouthpiece)
8. Chavez
9. Chavez
10. Chavez

98-90 Julio Cesar Chavez

In his final win. Chavez always fought like Chavez, and never gave his fans anything less than the fighter they expected.

[gilgamesh]

Julio Cesar Chavez vs Willy Wise

1. Chavez
2. Chavez *
3. Chavez *
4. Wise *
5. Wise
6. Wise
7. Wise
8. Wise *
9. Wise
10. Wise

97-93 Willy Wise