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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    I guess that about explains it

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    And they mean what to this? The decision stands and it will stay that way. I do hear John McCain is working on something to clean up the sport and decisions like this in the future. But I have heard and read stuff like this before.

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Quote Originally Posted by shza View Post
    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.
    I agree with this.

    Although it shows Pac was certainly unlucky not to get the nod, it doesnt show that Pac won wide and shit like a lot say. 5 pro judges managed to score 7 seperate rounds for Bradley. Therefore, not a robbery.
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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Gentleman 1 judge had it 7-5

    The others were

    8-4
    9-3
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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    I think this vid pretty much explains it all


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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    It still doesn't change anything expect that Bradley can now be stripped of the belt.

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Quote Originally Posted by J_C View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by shza View Post
    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.
    I agree with this.

    Although it shows Pac was certainly unlucky not to get the nod, it doesnt show that Pac won wide and shit like a lot say. 5 pro judges managed to score 7 seperate rounds for Bradley. Therefore, not a robbery.
    This is the same argument presented by miron_lang with regards to the Pacquiao-Marquez III fight. But instead of the 5 international judges, he used the round by round scoring of a number of Pachaters who insisted that the fight is a robbery.

    Just out of curiosity, what is the take of the you two with regards to that Pacquiao-Marquez III fight?
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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Quote Originally Posted by InTheNeutralCorner View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by J_C View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by shza View Post
    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.
    I agree with this.

    Although it shows Pac was certainly unlucky not to get the nod, it doesnt show that Pac won wide and shit like a lot say. 5 pro judges managed to score 7 seperate rounds for Bradley. Therefore, not a robbery.
    This is the same argument presented by miron_lang with regards to the Pacquiao-Marquez III fight. But instead of the 5 international judges, he used the round by round scoring of a number of Pachaters who insisted that the fight is a robbery.

    Just out of curiosity, what is the take of the you two with regards to that Pacquiao-Marquez III fight?
    I scored Pac-Marquez III 115-113 for Pac. I posted my RBR at the time, noting rounds that I could see going either way. i said at the time that you could legitimately score that fight as wide as 116-112 either way -- therefore not a robbery. Even less so than this one.

    So I am being consistent here.

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    7-5? I thought it's Pacquiao winning 9 rounds in the WBO review?

    Quote Originally Posted by shza View Post
    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Enthusiast View Post
    7-5? I thought it's Pacquiao winning 9 rounds in the WBO review?

    Quote Originally Posted by shza View Post
    Very interesting to see the round-by-round.

    Round 5 is the only round that the official judges gave to Bradley that none of the WBO scores gave to him. Not sure this really validates Pacquiao. I thought Pacquiao won 8-4, but the fact that you can piece together a 7-5 Bradley scorecard from among the WBO reviewers seems to weigh against the robbery/corruption claim quite a bit.
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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    43 rds to 18 on 5 judges score cards.

    That’s pretty much a shit kicking.

    Any questions?

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    Default Re: The WBO review cards by 5 Int judges are in.

    Quote Originally Posted by Abelardus View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    I guess that about explains it

    So true. That explains that IamInuit is able to use Microsoft Excel.

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