Guess which ringside press scored it for Margarito - the 2 Maxboxing journos - the same people who have hyped Margarito for the last 2 years, the same people who made the hype about Mayweather ducking him and the same people who said he'd easily beat Williams. Its pretty obvious they didn't want to look like fools and they have a strong bias in favour of Margarito. Yes itslawllb wrote:I have no idea what 'ringside press' Autobarn is talking about. 99.9% of the ringside press had the fight as a far wider decision for Williams and pretty much all the TV pundits agreed. I had colleagues at the fight and I've watched it a couple of times. The win for Williams wasn't even remotely controversialPhenomenal-Nutrition wrote:Scorecard please - how anyone gave Margarito any of the first 5 or the final round begs belief. I had it 9-3 or 8-4 - clear for WillaimsAutobarn wrote:could be a different fight this time.
Manny S knows how to rebuild a big guy after sffring bad KO defeats.
I had Margo beating Williams last night, 7-5 btw, and ringside press were split on who deserved the nod.
Oh and Cintron = Tommy Hearns
Maybe I am getting carried away with Williams BUT I think hes passed his acid test and has all the qualities - skills, speed, reach, height, workrate, heart that could dominate 147, which is saying allot. And if Mayweather had problems with Delahoyas reach, size, height and pressure, imagine how much more problems he'd have with the bigger Williams who brings more pressure than Delahoya and Margarito combined. This is coming from a Mayweather fan. I can't see Hatton winning a round against Williams. I think Cintron could be stylistically his toughest test