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Gran Hermano wrote: ↑12 Feb 2022, 14:26 Jacobs Decision
Cash Decision

Sorry, too late by an hour and 20 minutes. Try to make it before deadline next week.

Thanks Fightnight Scores.

Good luck to all!!

I was getting verry cocky with my draw prediction while they were reading those scores...

When I voted Ryder decision, I ment he would genuinely get a decision, as opposed to a home town decision

a win's a win bruh, party with those points

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑13 Feb 2022, 01:19 a win's a win bruh, party with those points

It's tough, Jacobs is too nice a guy to get that sort of raw deal.

true true. i had him winning 8-4, although for predictions, bad judging is always something ya gotta consider

KiwiRider wrote: ↑07 Feb 2022, 19:19

adislav123 wrote: ↑07 Feb 2022, 17:22 to get a quick, most basic update on jacobs/ryder, watch the jacobs vs rosado 'highlights'.

guaranteed u won't make it thru the full 'fight' without falling asleep, then take a look at 'ryder/smith'.

both were 'controversial' decisions to say the least.

if jacobs couldn't step it up and had to rely on a 'close' decision against rosado, i don't see how he'd get one against the aggressive gorilla.

also isn't jacobs a free agent now?

who is the 'gorilla's' promoter again?

Some good points. Jacobs has slipped no doubt, GGG took his spark. And Ryder is on a roll, gave Smith something to think about before he moved up.
You gonna keep your sh*t together this time if you (and I) are wrong again?

could've jacobs stayed less in the pocket? could he at times take more initiative? be the aggressor at the times?

TO NOT LEAVE IT IN THE HANDS OF THE - CORRUPT AND OBVIOUSLY ALWAYS BIASED TOWARDS THE HEARN FIGHTER - JUDGES.

idk, i'd like to think the magic man is a professional and did all he could, gave his all and left nothing in the tank.

did ryder give all he could? same answer for the gorilla i guess.

was it a fairly judged fight? fornicate no.

did anybody expect it to be fairly judged?

KiwiRider wrote: ↑13 Feb 2022, 01:19 When I voted Ryder decision, I ment he would genuinely get a decision, as opposed to a home town decision

I might void the result
I had Jacobs winning 9-3, but there were a lot of close rounds that could have gone either way. Thought you could give a draw at best for Ryder

Anyway well done to KiwiRider, George_Jones88 & adislav123 who all got max points of 20.
I'm currently making adjustments to the spreadsheets adding some more stats.

After viewing the final presser, it was obvious that Jacobs knew that he would likely not get the decision. Therefore, I figured that he would go for the KO late.

Should have bet on Ryder/(gift) decision.

Congrats to those who did.