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    Default Re: bring back 15 round fights

    Quote Originally Posted by Bill Paxtom View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by greynotsoold View Post
    watch the first Carlos palomino v Armando Muniz fight and you'll be hooked on 15 round fights and understand exactly what is meant when somebody says "the championship rounds."

    But,

    Those kind of bouts are far and few between.

    Checkout;
    * Muhammad Ali vs. Alfredo Evangelista > An example in Root Canal.
    Exactly, you can't just look at the best of something and assume thats what you're going to get every time.

    What if Floyd/Baldomir, Ruiz/Rahman, Wlad/Ibragimov, Lewis/Tua or virtually any Andre Ward fight was 15 rounds?
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    Lol well look, some of you prefer 12 and don't think 15 improves anything. I prefer 15 and think it improves everything.

    Thee end. There is no convincing. People don't even read in half of these squabbles.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Lol well look, some of you prefer 12 and don't think 15 improves anything. I prefer 15 and think it improves everything.

    Thee end. There is no convincing. People don't even read in half of these squabbles.
    That's my biggest complaint, some of y'all just won't listen to me.

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    Lol well look, some of you prefer 12 and don't think 15 improves anything. I prefer 15 and think it improves everything.

    Thee end. There is no convincing. People don't even read in half of these squabbles.
    That's my biggest complaint, some of y'all just won't listen to me.

    Lol

    What do you want me to say? You are as old if not older then I am. I started watching boxing when I was 8. People always dismiss fighters because they never saw them and like to dismiss their accomplishments for the same reason. They base this on a lack of empirical evidence. Well I'm basing my comparisons of the two on empirical evidence having had the privilege through being born in 1958 of experiencing them both live and in real time. So now I am to forget about that empirical necessity or condition if its met? Its just to much and ftr the wide majority by far of the best title fights I have seen have been 15 rounds.

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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    What do you want me to say? You are as old if not older then I am. I started watching boxing when I was 8. People always dismiss fighters because they never saw them and like to dismiss their accomplishments for the same reason. They base this on a lack of empirical evidence. Well I'm basing my comparisons of the two on empirical evidence having had the privilege through being born in 1958 of experiencing them both live and in real time. So now I am to forget about that empirical necessity or condition if its met? Its just to much and ftr the wide majority by far of the best title fights I have seen have been 15 rounds.
    Nobody is saying you can't like 15 round fights, I'm telling you a) it makes it harder on the fighters and b) it wouldn't draw a dime more for boxing. And personally, I don't see why anyone would support something that fucked with the fighters in an already dangerous sport and wouldn't draw any more interest or money into the sport. It's moronic.

    Don't act like I'm not reading your posts or understanding what you're saying. You're not that deep, brah.
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    I don't think it makes it 'harder' on the fighters. You adjust your training. Honestly, I think that the weight games they play now are more damaging than the way it used to be.

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    It would be interesting to try and debate what results would have been different if the 15 rounder had been scheduled for 12, and vice versa.

    I think Hagler may have stopped Leonard if it had been a fifteen rounder. Ironically, Hearns would have out pointed Sugar Ray had they fought a twelve rounder?

    norton may well have out pointed Holmes too.

    One can always argue that a fighter would have paced themselves differently, but it would be a fun argument.
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    Quote Originally Posted by greynotsoold View Post
    I don't think it makes it 'harder' on the fighters.
    You're talking about taking a gruelling task - a 12 round fight - where the chances of injury and dehydration are significant as it is, and prolonging it by 25%, to the benefit of absolutely no one besides old men so they can relive their childhood or something. Of course it makes it harder on the boxers. The Boston Marathon is 26 miles, if you add 4-5 miles on top of that of course you're increasing the risk significantly.

    It's probably the dumbest discussion you can have on boxing. There's absolutely no argument for 15 rounders other than "...fuck off, I like 15 rounders." It's like talking to a 10 year old.
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    Quote Originally Posted by IamInuit View Post
    Lol well look, some of you prefer 12 and don't think 15 improves anything. I prefer 15 and think it improves everything.

    Thee end. There is no convincing. People don't even read in half of these squabbles.
    How about, until the last man or woman is standing.

    Take away the Judges for Scoring.

    Just have a good Referee, and let the 'bastards' beat each other to death.

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    Fighters who scoff at 15 rounds fights IMO are psychosomatic.

    Holyfield vs Qawi 15 rounds....pure action pillar to post, round after round total throwdown.

    Ken Norton vs Larry Holmes fought till the cows came home...I mean the 15th round was fought in both these fights @ a pace that is more intense than the first round fought with todays so-called nutrioned training athlete.

    Arguello vs Pryor fight one..Man those dude fought at a torrid pace.
    Last time I saw Pryor was 2012 and he speaks just as clear as when he was young. Larry Holmes, fat face shines with all the good food he eats because his brain allowed him to make sound financial judgements.. 15 rounds didnt hurt him..he's the same mean old geezer, but with faculties.
    Qawi also has hs faculties...
    Once again: all the Arizas and their conditioning & nutrional diets cant make you a champion. Thats the stuff that is internal- the intangible called : willpower. They willed themselves to go 15 rounds.
    Today's fighter? Shit...with PPV guranteeing millions, why not just quit on the stool in the 4th round?

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    Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
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    Default Re: bring back 15 round fights

    I think they should come back, they were the championship rounds where you demonstrated you were a world class and worthy fighter.
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    Those 3 extra rounds are a waste or time.
    Find another way to waste our time.

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    Default Re: bring back 15 round fights

    Quote Originally Posted by beenKOed View Post
    Those 3 extra rounds are a waste or time.
    Find another way to waste our time.
    I dunno, I can't think of too many fights where rounds 13-15 werent tell-all rounds. I'm sure Hearns would agree with you as it related to his first fight with Ray.

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