Split draw - Revision history

JollyDee at 12:07, 19 March 2007

2007-03-19T12:07:06Z

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	A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.		A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.

	A notable example where this occurred was the June 17, 2006 WBC/WBA/WBO Middleweight title bout between [[Ronald Wright]] and [[Jermain Taylor]], in which first judge [[Chuck Giampa]] favored Taylor 115-113, second judge [[Ray Hawkins]] favored Wright 115-113, while the third judge [[Melvina Lathan]] had the bout even at 114-114.		A notable example where this occurred was the June 17, 2006 WBC/WBA/WBO Middleweight title bout between [[Ronald (Winky) Wright\|Ronald Wright]] and [[Jermain Taylor]], in which first judge [[Chuck Giampa]] favored Taylor 115-113, second judge [[Ray Hawkins]] favored Wright 115-113, while the third judge [[Melvina Lathan]] had the bout even at 114-114.

	[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]		[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]

JollyDee at 12:06, 19 March 2007

2007-03-19T12:06:32Z

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	A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.		A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.

	A notable example where this occurred was the June 16, 2006 WBC/WBA/WBO Middleweight title bout between [[Ronald Wright]] and [[Jermain Taylor]], in which first judge [[Chuck Giampa]] favored Taylor 115-113, second judge [[Ray Hawkins]] favored Wright 115-113, while the third judge [[Melvina Lathan]] had the bout even at 114-114.		A notable example where this occurred was the June 17, 2006 WBC/WBA/WBO Middleweight title bout between [[Ronald Wright]] and [[Jermain Taylor]], in which first judge [[Chuck Giampa]] favored Taylor 115-113, second judge [[Ray Hawkins]] favored Wright 115-113, while the third judge [[Melvina Lathan]] had the bout even at 114-114.

	[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]		[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]

JollyDee: add example fight

2007-03-19T12:06:04Z

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	A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.		A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.

			A notable example where this occurred was the June 16, 2006 WBC/WBA/WBO Middleweight title bout between [[Ronald Wright]] and [[Jermain Taylor]], in which first judge [[Chuck Giampa]] favored Taylor 115-113, second judge [[Ray Hawkins]] favored Wright 115-113, while the third judge [[Melvina Lathan]] had the bout even at 114-114.

	[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]		[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]

RedSkull619 at 03:21, 19 March 2007

2007-03-19T03:21:20Z

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	A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.		A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.

			[[Category:Glossary\|split draw]]

RedSkull619: Created page, may need a source or notable fight

2007-03-19T03:19:15Z

Created page, may need a source or notable fight

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A '''split draw''' is a decision by the judges when a bout has reached its scheduled end; this form of decision involves one judge scoring the bout in favor of one fighter, another judge scoring the bout for the opposing fighter, and the final judge scoring the bout even. Each fighter will receive a "draw" towards his or her record.