British Boxing & Inconsitant Rounds Per Fight

Something that puzzles me about the fight game in Britain is the inconsistency in rounds per fight during many careers.

I've noticed that a great number of fighters from that part of the world will fight a 12 rounder than a few 6 rounders. A ten rounder, on to another 6 and then maybe another 12 or possibly a 4 round fight.

Why is this?

Well going from a 12 rounder to a 4/6/8 probably indicates they lost and are being given a few confidence builders

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Originally Posted by Fenster

Well going from a 12 rounder to a 4/6/8 probably indicates they lost and are being given a few confidence builders

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Thanks for answering my friend. ;D

I guess you are right

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...1553&cat=boxer Gammer

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Well, a 10 rounder is typical for a nontitle fight...

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Well, a 10 rounder is typical for a nontitle fight...

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8 no, but i see a lot of non title fights with top tier fighters going the 12 just so they no they can do 12 yano.

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Well, a 10 rounder is typical for a nontitle fight...

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8 no, but i see a lot of non title fights with top tier fighters going the 12 just so they no they can do 12 yano.

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Thing is, we saw what happened when David Haye got it in his head that he wanted to go 12 rounds, and it made for a really dull fight, I think the shorter distances make for more exciting fights if there is no title on the line, because it makes fighters make the moves early on and not just put in a dull performance, fighting the last 30 seconds of each round to conserve energy.

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Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Well, a 10 rounder is typical for a nontitle fight...

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8 no, but i see a lot of non title fights with top tier fighters going the 12 just so they no they can do 12 yano.

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Thing is, we saw what happened when David Haye got it in his head that he wanted to go 12 rounds, and it made for a really dull fight, I think the shorter distances make for more exciting fights if there is no title on the line, because it makes fighters make the moves early on and not just put in a dull performance, fighting the last 30 seconds of each round to conserve energy.

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Same point for the Gatti-Ward fights i guess.

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by superheavyrhun

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by hitmandonny

Zab Judah is doing this in his next fight. He's doin a ten rounder.
He also did that when he came back after Mayweateher beat him.

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Well, a 10 rounder is typical for a nontitle fight...

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8 no, but i see a lot of non title fights with top tier fighters going the 12 just so they no they can do 12 yano.

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Thing is, we saw what happened when David Haye got it in his head that he wanted to go 12 rounds, and it made for a really dull fight, I think the shorter distances make for more exciting fights if there is no title on the line, because it makes fighters make the moves early on and not just put in a dull performance, fighting the last 30 seconds of each round to conserve energy.

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Same point for the Gatti-Ward fights i guess.

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I was about to make this very point.

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by Fenster

Well going from a 12 rounder to a 4/6/8 probably indicates they lost and are being given a few confidence builders

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Thanks for answering my friend. ;D

I guess you are right

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...1553&cat=boxer Gammer

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Scott Gammer's retired bro, didn't you know? He said in Boxing News mag he wanted to focus on his plastering business.

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Originally Posted by leftylee

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Originally Posted by BoxingGorilla

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Originally Posted by Fenster

Well going from a 12 rounder to a 4/6/8 probably indicates they lost and are being given a few confidence builders

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Thanks for answering my friend. ;D

I guess you are right

http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php...1553&cat=boxer Gammer

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Scott Gammer's retired bro, didn't you know? He said in Boxing News mag he wanted to focus on his plastering business.

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We read the same legendary magazine lefty. Have a :coolclick:

CC right back at ye bro, I buy it every week it's totally better than The Ring IMO, great updated news and reviews every week. ;D

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