Round-by-Round: Saul 'Canelo' Alvarez vs. Dimitry Bivol | DAZN PPV - May 7, 2022

[Jeff_lacy_ko]

61 fights
450 rounds
Decade at the highest level

Hes entering the danger zone

[Bard of Boxrec]

Judges scorecards were close to my own (barring one round).

the right man won.

you had a great card

I agree

[lazboy]

^ hahahahahahahah!!!!!!

[fifth_root]

The short review of the reality is that Canelo barely took round 9 at best. We see a corrupt judges again, they were obviously ready to give Canelo another draw if not a victory.

[Counter-puncher]

Hes been fighting top level for about a decade and has fought a lot of rounds - 24 with ggg, 12 bivol, 12 jacobs, 12 cotto, 12 mayweather, 12 trout..... list goes on

true that

[Enlightened-One]

I had it 9-3 Bivol. Hard to see how he got more than that.
Our average user scorecard currently has it 119-111, which includes 2 even rounds you could probably give those to Canelo. That would match my personal score.

What app were you using to score the fight?

The presentation looks fab.

[Thomastearns]

The short review of the reality is that Canelo barely took round 9 at best. We see a corrupt judges again, they were obviously ready to give Canelo another draw if not a victory.

The judges were unanimous in giving Canelo the first four rounds. That alone made Bivol's victory all the more remarkable as Richard Dwyer points out in this wonderful postfight recap where both Batman and John Coltrane get a mention.

[Ruthless-RKO]

I had it 9-3 Bivol. Hard to see how he got more than that.
Our average user scorecard currently has it 119-111, which includes 2 even rounds you could probably give those to Canelo. That would match my personal score.

What app were you using to score the fight?

The presentation looks fab.

It's his website.. FightScores

https://fight-score.com/

[margaret thatcher]

the bills brother there is saying it perfectly

[Fightnight Scores]

What app were you using to score the fight?

The presentation looks fab.

As Ruthless said, it's a site & system I developed.
Users can create detailed scorecards where it requires scores out of 10, a winning margin % to show how close the round was and the selection of a reason from a set list.
With that data and a good number of users scoring the big fights we get some interesting average scorecard information and more detailed round-by-round analysis

[Ruthless-RKO]

Boxing pros react

[Enlightened-One]

What app were you using to score the fight?

The presentation looks fab.

As Ruthless said, it's a site & system I developed.
Users can create detailed scorecards where it requires scores out of 10, a winning margin % to show how close the round was and the selection of a reason from a set list.
With that data and a good number of users scoring the big fights we get some interesting average scorecard information and more detailed round-by-round analysis

Good stuff! I'll take a look.

It's the best tool of its sort I've seen.

[Fightnight Scores]

Good stuff! I'll take a look.

It's the best tool of its sort I've seen.

Cheers man, there's a lot of nice features I've developed.

From taking screen shots of your scorecard to share, a quick tweet button for each round, links to view your live scorecard.
To the in-depth fight analysis section for each fight that I mentioned above: https://fight-score.com/analysis

In more recent times I've been developing more social features so that users can create groups, for instance so they can get their friends together, or for YouTube channels, podcasts, forums etc can create a group for their audiences.
Registered users can create or join groups with a unique code, and this opens up a bunch of stuff:

- A timeline of all group user scorecards being created
- View each members scorecards
- Side-by-side scorecard comparisons


plus the average scorecards and fight analysis for each fight based on the groups input only.

A lot of time has gone into it, and I keep adding new features and maintaning it each week, trying to build up awareness and usage.