Scroing Even Rounds... Whats the big deal?

[Jimanuel Boogustus]

It's funny. We often have threads like ''post your score card for the fight'' etc. or ''biggest robbery, how did you score it''... and it's like, there's no 10-10 rounds on anyone's score cards...?

I think i've got about three even rounds on my Calzaghe-Hopkins score sheet. (i literally have an excel spreadsheet with all my scores on it )

[RP33]

It's funny. We often have threads like ''post your score card for the fight'' etc. or ''biggest robbery, how did you score it''... and it's like, there's no 10-10 rounds on anyone's score cards...?

I think i've got about three even rounds on my Calzaghe-Hopkins score sheet. (i literally have an excel spreadsheet with all my scores on it )

I would say that 10-10 rounds include either very very little activity, where it may be early in the fight during the feel out process and not many punches are thrown or landed..

or..

a round where both fighter gets knocked down, but neither of them (or both of them) being extremely hurt..

[Andre]

It's funny. We often have threads like ''post your score card for the fight'' etc. or ''biggest robbery, how did you score it''... and it's like, there's no 10-10 rounds on anyone's score cards...?

I think i've got about three even rounds on my Calzaghe-Hopkins score sheet. (i literally have an excel spreadsheet with all my scores on it )

I used to sit down with a couple of ex pros watching the fights they are dead now unfortunatley; but we used all score on one card and would agree on some rounds and would all say "I couldnt split that one could you?'" No , no".

I Still do it, I think its stupid to try to force a pick if its that close and the punches tally even.

Alot of people score for the aggressor, I dont agree with that; because at times its alot more skilfull to be able to counter correctly under pressure while backing out or taking on other angles.