The judges cant. I see more then them from my living room with all the camera angles afforded us. No blind spots really in comparison. Most of the fight would not have been effected by those blind spots and the judges at ringside should have seen everything because of the way it was fought.
Compubox is a sad attempt to excite the broadcast and is done by technicians holding clickers with multiple buttons that dont know the difference between a shot to the junk and a jab and if they did broadcast the numbers I'd wager they would still show Bradley way ahead in both thrown and landed % pts. Marquez looked like I was hoping he would not and proved at least to me that he blew his last wad in the last Paq fight.
I hear what you are saying bud but this looked pretty cut and dry after the first 4 rounds.
I mean I had it evening up at times and trying to find way fro Marquez but Tim kind of ran away with it over the last half
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Well we have a problem thenWe both think judging is a dubious profession at best and agree I would say 99% of the time. In fact I would wager you and I would call most of the close and/or close fights over the course of history the same way.
This I suppose is that remaining 1 %.
i think Bradley clearly won it Marquez has never looked good against a fighter who is moving backward. I think people were down on Bradley because of the pac fight but he got a serious injury at the start. Still managed to win good amount around and was not blasted out like everyone said he would be. Bradley is a great fighter i think he is the most underrated guy on this form no one seems to like him for what ever reason that may be. I think he proved he is a great fighter and his resume is looking good and he is a champion at 140 and 147 he is the biggest overachiever since fucking Holyfield in my book.
I don't see how you give the 11th to bradley he literally didnt do jack even the uber biased sky commentary had that one for marquez, and well the 12th i guess if you wana ignore everything till the last ten seconds you can give it to bradley on one big punch landed....well i guess that's the fucked up thing with boxing never any agreement...
I thought Bradley won the fight, but I don't think it was anywhere near as cut and dry as Harold Lederman and the HBO commentators thought it was.
It was a very close fight and a case can be made for either guy.
I think both commentary teams on either side of the Atlantic were way to eager to heap praise on Bradley for looking busy, and very reticent to acknowledge Marquez, even when he landed combinations. They were literally spouting nonsense like "Marquez is not landing a thing here" as he unloaded 3 or 4 shots in quick succession on action man's (G.I Joe's) ribs.
It was a close fight but I can not see how anybody could have given Bradley the first 3 and last 2 rounds and so a draw or close decision either way is understandable. Putting my completely neutral head on, Bradley just scraped a win but if any one thinks that is a dominant performance they are deluded. I have to be upfront though and admit that I just cannot abide Bradley and his mahoosive cranium to the ridiculous level that even people calling him Tim pisses me off. He should get a shot at Floyd but I can see lesser men beating him and FMJ swerving him.
Cruz was brave but predictably outgunned by Salad bowl and Lomachenko will toss off the challenge of meeting the Mexican in only his second Pro fight without needing to hide his own quality ingredients with such an extravagant dressing.
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For what it's worth I had it 116-112 Bradley.
I gave Marquez the 1st, some middle round, 10th and 11th. There were many rounds that were close, but Bradley did a fantastic job of taking away the effectivity of Marquez's aggression. I can easily see how the scores could be all over the place. I gave Bradley the 12th as he really hurt Marquez, if he would have jumped on him instead of celebrating he probably would have got a KD as Dinamita's legs were scrambled.
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