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Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 17:41
by tsmithy50
I hope o'donnell loses his next fight and retires. This is one of the dullest fights i've ever seen.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 17:42
by dondada
Horse wrote:
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:But three judges is surely better than one busy man.
Maybe it is, but is there a great deal of evidence to support that theory?
Nope, you're right - there have been plenty of terrible cards turned in by judges.

I reckon you would get fewer small hall bollocks decisions though.

The logic is one of those things that, on the face of it, 'stands to reason'.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 17:48
by iwz678
O'Donnell and Brook have been on similar career paths but you look at the fact that Brook has beaten quite a few domestic contenders already (faces Jennings next week as well) + the win over Bienias, and O'Donnell has no good wins other than Watson in my opinion and that's why I think O'Donnell is always going to be behind.

The loss in America seemed to affect his progress and Hennessy hasnt really been able to move him on. The Glover fight was one he didnt need and when he fought Watson it looked he was stepping up but the TV deal went and he has found it hard.

We have to remember that this was no permanent deal for Hennessy but if things have gone well maybe Hennessy can bring take advantage of the gap in the Friday night market, which will help his fighters a lot.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:02
by leforge
People on eastside are saying this was good card. What are views of those who saw?

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:09
by dondada
leforge wrote:People on eastside are saying this was good card. What are views of those who saw?

Depends what you want. Neither fight was much good from my perspective.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:09
by Horse
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Nope, you're right - there have been plenty of terrible cards turned in by judges.

I reckon you would get fewer small hall bollocks decisions though.

The logic is one of those things that, on the face of it, 'stands to reason'.
I think the main advantage of the referee making the decision is that the blame for a dodgy decision rests solely on his shoulders and everyone at home and in the arena can see him.

With judges the blame gets distributed amongst them, and they are not in the middle of the ring with cameras in their face when they hand in their dodgy scorecards.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:11
by leforge
Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:
leforge wrote:People on eastside are saying this was good card. What are views of those who saw?

Depends what you want. Neither fight was much good from my perspective.
It was not really tv material IMO!

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:11
by Horse
leforge wrote:People on eastside are saying this was good card. What are views of those who saw?
I am not sure, as I found it difficult to concentrate on the action because I didn't really care about the fights.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:17
by n1ebf
what channel did his go out on??

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 10 Sep 2010, 18:33
by dondada
NorthEastBoxingFan wrote:what channel did his go out on??
'Sparta Security 1'

Nah, it was on Premier Sports which is a new, subscription, mini-Setanta style channel, 433 on Sky platform.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 02:12
by forcefraser
The Fury fight was decent comedy value. Power was a genuine tough guy anf Fury flattered to decieve with terrible power and poor technique. If Power hadn`t done his hand in the 2nd, it might have been interesting.

I fell asleep during the O`Donnel fight. Decent opponent for O`Donnel though and he will learn from that.

Re: Fury RBR

Posted: 11 Sep 2010, 03:57
by LeedsLad
How about a single judge scoring at ringside?