I'm not sure what the answer is to this.Originally Posted by killersheep
I'm not certain if they "have" to take a point off, or if it's just common practice to take a point off. I believe they have the option, because I know there are cases where a guy gets knocked down 3 or more times, but they still score it only 10-7 instead of 10-6, 10-5, etc.
It's a good thing the point didn't factor into the decision, if Barrera had won by split decision, and the cards were 114-113 (6 rounds even with the knockdown point taken off), then the controversy would've been out of control.


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