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crusader wrote:

J-C wrote:Ruenroeng with a decent lead now, be interesting to see what the judging is like.

I'd be surprised if they weren't generous to Z, who looks lost following AR around the ring.

78-73 AR

Absolutely, I'm wondering how generous.

1) 10/9
2) 8/10
3) 10/10
4) 10/9
5) 10/9
6) 10/9
7) 10/9
8 ) 10/9
9) 10/9

88-83

97-93 AR

AR not throwing enough in the tenth.

1) 10/9
2) 8/10
3) 10/10
4) 10/9
5) 10/9
6) 10/9
7) 10/9
8 ) 10/9
9) 10/9
10) 10/9

98-92

Missed the middle part of that round. I saw AR land a solid right hand in the first min and controlling ZS pretty well in the last min. So I gave it to AR, anyone correct me if that's wrong.

107-102 AR

AR should be ahead by several points....unfortunately I have a feeling that's not the case.

Fight was even in live betting until last round. Worryinh

AR the hands down winner in my view.

If they score this for Zhou then nobody is ever going to get a dec vs ZS in China.

I have never watched a live big far east fight. Enjoyed it. Zou hoists his arms. Please can we have a fair decision. Looked like amateur against pro in styles

Very fair scoring!!!

That's a relief

The right man won, the judges got it right and I'm pleased that there was no funny business.

Good, correct decision made.

Hope there are more early afternoon fights in the future.

Did anyone notice the Top Rank round highlights after the fight had finished!

All it showed was Shimings best work, and AR fowling!

I started to think right there, here we go again!!!

If that was in Germany (or UK), it woulda been SD win or draw for the home fighter.
Well played the judges.

skanksta wrote:If that was in Germany (or UK), it woulda been SD win or draw for the home fighter.
Well played the judges.

So how does that happen? It's not as if those were different judges to elsewhere.

Can anyone with an understanding of the business side explain it? Is it actual corruption, or more subtle than that?

Nice to see Gorilla productions get a slot on TV.

Love his stuff on Youtube.

I don't know - good question - Anyone ?

We expect judges to be a bit swayed by the crowd, give the home fighter the edge in close rounds - and that's acceptable up to a point.
Then again in Germany and UK there always seems to be on judge who scores 'home' unless his man is knocked down.

The right man won tonight, but in a fight where little happened and the away fighter didn't win many rounds BIG, it would be easy for a bent/incompetent/easily swayed judge to score a draw or for Shiming.

That Ruenroeng, he's a candidate for sleeper of the year, such a good little boxer, what a difficult style to beat.

In his last three he's beaten Kazuto "The Original Samurai Vat-Grown Warrior Virgin" Ioka, one of the Scottish Puerto Rican twins & now Shiming. That's some fvcking form.

Chocolatito vs Ruenroeng, make it puh-leeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeeease, boxing gods! You can have my first-born*!

PS: I loves me some afternoon fights from East Asia, fantastic to watch a fight in the middle of the day.

*: Nota bene: there is almost fvck-all chance of my breeding, please don't be concerned for ickle Datsue Jr.

J-C wrote:Nice to see Gorilla productions get a slot on TV.

Love his stuff on Youtube.

Was it his promo for the NBC card?

dbf wrote:

J-C wrote:Nice to see Gorilla productions get a slot on TV.

Love his stuff on Youtube.

Was it his promo for the NBC card?

Not sure; it was for Guerrero/Thurman.

Awful fight but thankfully the right man won,I had Ruenroeng winning 115-112 but it could have been wider,apart from the round Shiming scored a KD,the rounds I gave him were due to the running and holding from Amnat

For someone so accomplished as an amateur as Zou,he is one of the crudest pros I've seen,his punches are wild and inaccurate and his footworks atrocious, every time he fights he's never off his arse,his balance is way off

I've never been sold on Shiming but still went with him in the PTBF even though I kept thinking to change to Ruetroeng

Bastard :(

handsofstone wrote:Awful fight but thankfully the right man won,

I enjoyed it.

No much leather landed but I'd not seen Ruenroeng before and it was interesting seeing him outclass Zhou with range, speed and footwork.

Good atmosphere and occasion too.

J-C wrote:

handsofstone wrote:Awful fight but thankfully the right man won,

I enjoyed it.

No much leather landed but I'd not seen Ruenroeng before and it was interesting seeing him outclass Zhou with range, speed and footwork.

Good atmosphere and occasion too.

Watch his fight with Ioka.

This was dire IMO. I hope every one watched the Rex Tso fight, that was sensational stuff.