[ERIK]

OMG I can't belive how this went down. I hate nevada judges and am now worried about the OSCAR and FLoyd fight. I had Barerra winning 115 to 113. There was a definate knockdown and jay Nady ruled horribly. Screw Nevada. Barerra clearly won this fight and I am pissed as ever. What a take away.

I dont see how you can say either guy CLEARLY won. I thought a draw was coming about half way through the fight.

I scored it for Marquez 115-112 but can see a win by a few points either way.

I was very surprised by the one judge only giving 2 rounds to Barrera. If any fighter woulda had the judges on thier side I woulda thought Golden boys fighter would.

I have never liked Jay nady & tonight we saw again that he is way overated.
He is not even in the top 5 refs in Nevada.

 

[ERIK]

Marquez was the better boxer clearly and this fight hurt me. I broke down and bout it for a (pardon me) bull**** decision.

So at least you think the right guy won :dunno:

 

[ERIK]

I meant to say Barerra, my bad. The 7th round was definately a knockdown. I am getting sick of my scorecards being nearly identical to lederman's who I think scores it right everytime, and the "judges" scoring it so far from our cards. They need to do something to improve the accuracy here.

Was the Taylor/Hopkins fight in Nevada and what about Taylor/Winky? Just curious. The fight was worth the money but the results were not.

Taylor vs Winky waas in Tenn & both Taylor vs Hopkins fights where in Vegas.

The scoring in those fights where at least close. No 118-109 on any of those cards.

 

[ERIK]

i dont know why they score like that in that night.. if marquez is gonna win, the difference should be 2-3 rounds..not 8 rounds.. Demetrius Hopkins win over Steve Forbes was questionable.. Forbes dominated that fight..and the if Daniel Ponce de Leon really won over Gerry Penalosa, the margin should not be 7 or 8 rounds...i don't know..its maybe the climate or the food in las vegas that make those judges have that kind of wierd decisions...:dunno:

Hello & welcome to the board.