Re: Lets see if boxrec changed for the good
Posted: 28 Mar 2020, 16:17
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Mar 2020, 20:04 You're very welcome mate, I'm glad I could be of such help![]()
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Mar 2020, 20:04 You're very welcome mate, I'm glad I could be of such help![]()
Ah, yeah. About as much help as clapping for the NHSmargaret thatcher wrote: ↑27 Mar 2020, 20:04 You're very welcome mate, I'm glad I could be of such help![]()
Did you keep a round by round?boxing_rocks wrote: ↑28 Mar 2020, 14:46 Just rewatched it. That was the best fight Lara ever fought. He at least deserved a draw. Personally, I had him winning 8 rounds. Canelo was mainly hitting air, arms, elbows. He also landed quite a few punches on Lara's back. I don't see how he could be given more than 6 rounds.
Yes, but I didn't right them down. 6 of the rounds were close and could have gone either way. The other 6, I had Lara winning 5:1.lazboy wrote: ↑28 Mar 2020, 22:35Did you keep a round by round?boxing_rocks wrote: ↑28 Mar 2020, 14:46 Just rewatched it. That was the best fight Lara ever fought. He at least deserved a draw. Personally, I had him winning 8 rounds. Canelo was mainly hitting air, arms, elbows. He also landed quite a few punches on Lara's back. I don't see how he could be given more than 6 rounds.
Nah he outboxed Canelo but Canelo fans were annoyed he could barely touch Lara for most of the fight while getting picked off by quick straight shots.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑27 Mar 2020, 06:05I understand the controversies for the GGG bouts, but not for his contest over Lara.
For sure, his fight against the Cuban was close, but the Mexican deserved the victory. It was a close fight though, but certainly no robbery.
Lara was employing effective defence during the first five rounds, such as making Canelo miss and then making him pay. However, from round six onwards, he was being too defensive and simply didn’t let his hands go often enough. Erislandy was responsible for his own downfall, because he had the capability to win, but he forfeited too many rounds due to his own negative approach.
Canelo tries to win rounds by waiting in his opponent to advance into his range too much and counter with flashy combinations. Thing is he usually gets outboxed outside of these small bursts of action but they usually look fancy and get a woo from the crowd, so, well, the judges do what they do in a Canelo fight.
he is the superstar and thats the reason he gets all those gifts. yet i like his boxing style, he is a very good boxer, just not a phenomenal boxer.EvanderHolyCrap wrote: ↑05 Apr 2020, 22:35Canelo tries to win rounds by waiting in his opponent to advance into his range too much and counter with flashy combinations. Thing is he usually gets outboxed outside of these small bursts of action but they usually look fancy and get a woo from the crowd, so, well, the judges do what they do in a Canelo fight.
But, stealing rounds is part of the game and that might be just what he is aiming for most of the time. Going for the last 30 secs like Leonard.EvanderHolyCrap wrote: ↑05 Apr 2020, 22:35Canelo tries to win rounds by waiting in his opponent to advance into his range too much and counter with flashy combinations. Thing is he usually gets outboxed outside of these small bursts of action but they usually look fancy and get a woo from the crowd, so, well, the judges do what they do in a Canelo fight.
The majority of the media also believed Canelo won that fight.EvanderHolyCrap wrote: ↑05 Apr 2020, 22:33Nah he outboxed Canelo but Canelo fans were annoyed he could barely touch Lara for most of the fight while getting picked off by quick straight shots.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑27 Mar 2020, 06:05
I understand the controversies for the GGG bouts, but not for his contest over Lara.
For sure, his fight against the Cuban was close, but the Mexican deserved the victory. It was a close fight though, but certainly no robbery.
Lara was employing effective defence during the first five rounds, such as making Canelo miss and then making him pay. However, from round six onwards, he was being too defensive and simply didn’t let his hands go often enough. Erislandy was responsible for his own downfall, because he had the capability to win, but he forfeited too many rounds due to his own negative approach.
Weren't the numbers you provided 38% for Canelo and 33% for Lara? Hardly convincing.Enlightened-One wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 06:00The majority of the media also believed Canelo won that fight.EvanderHolyCrap wrote: ↑05 Apr 2020, 22:33
Nah he outboxed Canelo but Canelo fans were annoyed he could barely touch Lara for most of the fight while getting picked off by quick straight shots.
margaret thatcher wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 14:52 So the majority had Canelo winning, yet over 60 percent didn't have him winning! Does that mean the majority had him winning and the majority had him not winning at the same time ?
So many different ways you can play with the phrases to suit your point
It also makes me think, what if major fights now had it so you could win a 1-0-2 judges decision instead of it being a draw![]()
• Ryan Burton (BS) : 116-112 CaneloEvanderHolyCrap wrote: ↑05 Apr 2020, 22:33Nah he outboxed Canelo but Canelo fans were annoyed he could barely touch Lara for most of the fight while getting picked off by quick straight shots.
He's the same poster who said 38% of media had Canelo winning. Duh! So 62% were for Lara or draw. Maddening he is.
I’ll keep it brief as there’s more significant worries in the world. Basically he’s a complete waste of time, irrational and very unreliable.
You are 100% correct. There are more worries in the world. EO isn't a worry though. You layed it out pretty effectively.lazboy wrote: ↑06 Apr 2020, 17:44I’ll keep it brief as there’s more significant worries in the world. Basically he’s a complete waste of time, irrational and very unreliable.
I’m not able to take anything he says seriously, given he continually provides skewed information. Most of his posts are emotive, cloaked in skewed “facts”.