Brook vs. Spence RBR
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SaadOffTheDeck
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Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
I thought the whole first half could have gone either way.
Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
I normally prefer challenging bull shite to correct, but what the hellboxing_rocks wrote:That crowd factor or whatever other factors work like a charm EVERY TIME in the U.K. Name one time in the last 5 years when a British fighter didn't get a win against a foreigner in a close fight. If Brook didn't take the knee and lasted 4 more minutes, he had good chances to get a nod.Badhusker wrote:The crowd played a factor in how the judges scored it, as most predicted. Many of the shots the crowd went wild over were blocked by Spence's gloves, as was showed on replays in slomo. Who you gave the close rounds to depends on where you are from, or who you were rooting for. Compubox clearly showed Spence was more effective. How beat up their faces at the end told a good part of the story in this fight. Spence admitted the long layoff affected his performance. He is the kind of boxer that performs better when busier. At the end of the day, if one fighter quits, the rest of the "who was ahead" part doesn't matter.
I'm not convinced Crawford takes Spence to school like some have said. My money would be on Spence. Pretty substantial size advantage, probably reach too. Arum will avoid that match-up as long as possible. Spence will beat Thurman, but not an easy fight.
Through round 10 the judges had spence by 5, 3 and 1. There was a 10-8 round coming up in 11. So make that 7, 5 and 3.
There was 1 round to go.
There was no way I see brook rallying to win the last. The fight was going 1 way. For arguements sake, let's say he digs deep to lose a 10-9 and stop the 10-8 rot
The scores read spence by 8, 6 and 4
There was no way brook was getting a decision
Once you've finished smoking your own, maybe you can drop the anti uk decisions shite, and stop calling every fight you don't agree with a "robbery"
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Baby Face Finster
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Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
This is how I scored the fight:
Brook------Spence
Rd. 1 9---10
Rd. 2 10---9
Rd. 3 9---10
Rd. 4 10---9
Rd. 5 10---9
Rd. 6 10---9
Rd. 7 9---10
Rd. 8 9---10
Rd. 9 9---10
Rd. 10 8---10
93---96
Brook------Spence
Rd. 1 9---10
Rd. 2 10---9
Rd. 3 9---10
Rd. 4 10---9
Rd. 5 10---9
Rd. 6 10---9
Rd. 7 9---10
Rd. 8 9---10
Rd. 9 9---10
Rd. 10 8---10
93---96
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boxing_rocks
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Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
Read my short post. I didn't mean fight with clear domination of a guest fighter and multiple KDs. I said "If Brook didn't take the knee", meaning that he wouldn't lose an additional point. The judges could give him the last two rounds then, meaning two more points.Ossyrules wrote:I normally prefer challenging bull shite to correct, but what the hellboxing_rocks wrote:That crowd factor or whatever other factors work like a charm EVERY TIME in the U.K. Name one time in the last 5 years when a British fighter didn't get a win against a foreigner in a close fight. If Brook didn't take the knee and lasted 4 more minutes, he had good chances to get a nod.Badhusker wrote:The crowd played a factor in how the judges scored it, as most predicted. Many of the shots the crowd went wild over were blocked by Spence's gloves, as was showed on replays in slomo. Who you gave the close rounds to depends on where you are from, or who you were rooting for. Compubox clearly showed Spence was more effective. How beat up their faces at the end told a good part of the story in this fight. Spence admitted the long layoff affected his performance. He is the kind of boxer that performs better when busier. At the end of the day, if one fighter quits, the rest of the "who was ahead" part doesn't matter.
I'm not convinced Crawford takes Spence to school like some have said. My money would be on Spence. Pretty substantial size advantage, probably reach too. Arum will avoid that match-up as long as possible. Spence will beat Thurman, but not an easy fight.
Through round 10 the judges had spence by 5, 3 and 1. There was a 10-8 round coming up in 11. So make that 7, 5 and 3.
There was 1 round to go.
There was no way I see brook rallying to win the last. The fight was going 1 way. For arguements sake, let's say he digs deep to lose a 10-9 and stop the 10-8 rot
The scores read spence by 8, 6 and 4
There was no way brook was getting a decision
Once you've finished smoking your own, maybe you can drop the anti uk decisions shite, and stop calling every fight you don't agree with a "robbery"
Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
If making things up works for you, fineboxing_rocks wrote:Read my short post. I didn't mean fight with clear domination of a guest fighter and multiple KDs. I said "If Brook didn't take the knee", meaning that he wouldn't lose an additional point. The judges could give him the last two rounds then, meaning two more points.Ossyrules wrote:I normally prefer challenging bull shite to correct, but what the hellboxing_rocks wrote:
That crowd factor or whatever other factors work like a charm EVERY TIME in the U.K. Name one time in the last 5 years when a British fighter didn't get a win against a foreigner in a close fight. If Brook didn't take the knee and lasted 4 more minutes, he had good chances to get a nod.
Through round 10 the judges had spence by 5, 3 and 1. There was a 10-8 round coming up in 11. So make that 7, 5 and 3.
There was 1 round to go.
There was no way I see brook rallying to win the last. The fight was going 1 way. For arguements sake, let's say he digs deep to lose a 10-9 and stop the 10-8 rot
The scores read spence by 8, 6 and 4
There was no way brook was getting a decision
Once you've finished smoking your own, maybe you can drop the anti uk decisions shite, and stop calling every fight you don't agree with a "robbery"
Anyone who knows boxing knee or no knee could see brook weren't taking the 11th. He's down on all cards.
Your robbery theory doesn't hold up
Re: Brook vs. Spence RBR
It comes to something when judges are being accused of robbery of a knockout win, when they had the winning fighter up on all score cards and the home fighter needed knockdowns to win on points. Is this peak Boxrec?