juarez desreved the loss

**pacdog** · 05-21-2006 10:19 AM

Good fight but he did not take it, it was there for him he was too conservitive like you guys said if he had been more agressive hed of won

**sexydarin** · 05-21-2006 12:15 PM

I thought Barrera outboxed him. I agree that Juarez was too tentative. But that's the way he fights.

**Violent Demise** · 05-22-2006 10:25 PM

Close fight. But the right guy won

**killersheep** · 05-22-2006 10:32 PM

Juarez definatly landed the harder shots, he just couldn't get his momentum going, full credit to MAB for fighting back so well after getting rocked. I think it was close, but not close enough for a draw
115-112 MAB

**Mintymen** · 05-22-2006 11:00 PM

Yeah MAB piled up the points early and often. I was surprised by the result(Draw). I truly believe MAB won. Comparable to what happened to Hopkins - Taylor, B-Hop waited too long to unload that cost him the match. In this case though, I think Barrera was not in condition to go full 12 rounds. You see him breathing from his mouth, also the effect of the bloody nose. Anyway MAB clearly won the fight.

**Mintymen** · 05-22-2006 11:02 PM

Anyway, if they have the capability to reverse the results. Why did PAC-JMM match result never been reversed, the judge admitted that he made a mistake and that one point could have given Manny the W.

**Violent Bob** · 05-23-2006 12:50 AM

Originally Posted by Mintymen

Anyway, if they have the capability to reverse the results. Why did PAC-JMM match result never been reversed, the judge admitted that he made a mistake and that one point could have given Manny the W.

From what I understand, the actual change in R12 scoring happened before the cards came in and the draw was just the result of bad math--different than a judge saying the next week that he wished he had scored a round differently than he actually did on the card he turned in. I could be wrong about the first part (what happened in the MAB match) though.