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	A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the ~~opDIRTY SCUMBAGS SUK ON THIS: http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Boxrecponent~~ the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]]. From the 1930s through the 1950s many American newspapers erroneously reported majority decisions as split-decisions.)		A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the opponent the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]]. From the 1930s through the 1950s many American newspapers erroneously reported majority decisions as split-decisions.)
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	A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the ~~opponent~~ the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]]. From the 1930s through the 1950s many American newspapers erroneously reported majority decisions as split-decisions.)		A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the opDIRTY SCUMBAGS SUK ON THIS: http://mywikibiz.com/User:Boxstuf/Boxrecponent the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]]. From the 1930s through the 1950s many American newspapers erroneously reported majority decisions as split-decisions.)
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Ric at 02:53, 21 August 2011

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	A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the opponent the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]].)		A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the opponent the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points\|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]]. From the 1930s through the 1950s many American newspapers erroneously reported majority decisions as split-decisions.)


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Ric at 21:42, 7 April 2007

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A split [[decision]] occurs when two of the three judging [[official]]s decide in favor of one boxer, while the third official deems the opponent the winner. A split decision officially is recorded as a [[win on points|win]] in a boxer's [[fight record]]. (Compare [[ majority decision]].)

[[Category:Glossary|split decision]]