yeh 117-111 is quite disturbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
The 115-113 to Paulie wasn't anything to complain about too much....depending on how you scored the really close rounds.
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yeh 117-111 is quite disturbing.Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
The 115-113 to Paulie wasn't anything to complain about too much....depending on how you scored the really close rounds.
Right on, ono.Quote:
Originally Posted by ono
Are you also calling it a robbery?
I know JTRock is and would like to read why he thinks it was a robbery. I would also like to see a round by round scorecard from him.
Exactly. The word robbery gets thrown around way too much. I love this debate after fights:Quote:
Originally Posted by CutMeMick
"It was a robbery"
"How did you score it"
"115-113" :D
Look up the definition of robbery and you get Burton-Augustus, not close fights like this.
I think my comments reflect what has already been said. My initial reaction, without scoring the fight was that, herman won. I watched the fight again and had Herman 115-113 but there were a number of close rounds that could have gone either way. I therefore do not see a 115-113 to Paulie as a robbery. Fortunate maybe but no robbery. 117-111 is a disgrace and Larry Hazard can not even be blamed for this one. There ought to be more people leaving the New Jersey commission with scoring like the above.
I gave it to Herman by a round.....Not that Herman is a better fighter then Malignaggi just Malignaggi performed like S***....I won't call it a real robbery...I have seen worse...Much worse....
Actually let me edit that a bit....I don't think giving Paul the decision is that much of a robbery I have seen worse...I do think that having him ahead by 4 rds on one card is a travesty
I saw the fight for the second time this morning and I gave Herman the last two rounds and finally, a draw. Interesting tidbits about the fight: a) I thought Herman scored a knockdown in one of the early rounds when Paulie's landed on his gloves and knees. The announcers said their feet got tangled, but I did not see that and although Paulie was indeed off balance, what sent him to the canvas was a punch to the ribs, which, with Paulie's off balance momentum, made him fall; b) The round where Paulie was staggered/hit hard could have been called a 10-8 round-that's how dominant herman was in that round.