116 - 112 Taylor no way thats ridiculus i had Taylor winning the fight by 2 rounds based on his cleaner work and defense. Hard fight to score but Taylor did enough to edge it for me shame the judges didnt think so
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116 - 112 Taylor no way thats ridiculus i had Taylor winning the fight by 2 rounds based on his cleaner work and defense. Hard fight to score but Taylor did enough to edge it for me shame the judges didnt think so
compubox was way off. Taylor defended great. Man I bet 500 bucks on taylor at the end of round 11, since the odds were 3.5=1 . I thought he had a substantial lead. Im pissed too ,Quote:
Originally Posted by BigLuke
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Originally Posted by BigLuke
Haha, I'm high? You can't even use you're correctly. But in all seriousness how does everyone thing 116-112 isn't out of the question but 117-111 is? It's only a round difference.
Ridiculus? Then your score must be ridiculous also since we just had a one round differential ;)
Thats why I also read Bilbo RBR and Bilbo had Pavlik winning by a close decision and quite a few other members too...just as many seem to have Taylor winning the fight,so it must have been close and hence not a robbery...;)Quote:
Originally Posted by gest12645
Robbery?
Taylor did a good job of keeping the fight in the center of the ring, I'll give him that, but he did not throw enough, and a lot of his punches were blocked by Kelly.
I had it 116-112 for Pavlik
COMPUBOX
Pavlik total punches: 267/845
Taylor total punches: 178/456
Pavlik total jabs: 144/484
Taylor total jabs: 102/292
Pavlik power punches: 123/361
Taylor power punches: 76/164
Look, if you want to say Taylor's fewer, power punches outweighed the sheer number of Pavlik's punches that he landed, explain to me how Taylor couldn't see after the fight and Pavlik looked essentially unhurt. Pavlik landed more and did more damage. Period.
Did you see Taylor's right eye???Quote:
Originally Posted by BigLuke
He landed plenty, you must be very pissed if you thought Taylor won this fight. It was closer imo than the judges had it but Pavlik landed more punches, showed ring generalship and kept constant pressure throughout the fight.
Taylor landed occasional effective flurries but did not do enough to win.
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Originally Posted by the wiz
Dude.... were talking boxing... on a forum... dont correct my usage of your and yes i'll misuse it again cuz i really dont give a freakin crap.
Pavlik's pasty bald, scrawny ass is going to be exposed. Where's my trilogy. Arum must have offered the judges more than Dibella tonight.
People should stop throwing around the word "robbery," it really devalues it.
Robbery= Roy Jones Jr. at the Olympics, not Taylor losing to Pavlik. Just because you thought he won doesn't make it a robbery, especially when you can find just as many, if not more, people who believe Pavlik won.
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LOL It was a response to you stating I was high. Jack ass
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Originally Posted by Swice
Exactly...
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Those who wanted Pavlik to win thought he won. The fight was close enough that they could convince themselves of that and see what they wanted to see.
Fact is, Taylor consistently outboxed Pavlik and looked a class above the whole fight.
I felt it was 115-113 for Pavlik. Jermaine was being outworked by Pavlik towards the end. Taylor did land the more meaningful punches throughout the fight but Pavlik kept throwing and landing more in the end.
I had Taylor way in the lead in the beginning and the gap somewhat closing in the middle rounds and Pavlik taking the end of the fight. I guess finishing strong is more important than starting out strong.