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Let the door not hit you on your back on the way out mate, thanks for contributing anyway I didn't say Sturm won the fight, as you very well know, but this will not hinder you from repeating it again I guess. I said in a close fight macklin should have just nicked it. Or received a draw. But that the verdict was no robbery. Sources The boxing news article I posted above and the very article the escupirta guy posted, which is exactly the same as the one you posted above, only a translated copy of it. Then AP Press: COLOGNE, Germany (AP)—Felix Sturm retained his WBA middleweight title with a contentious split-decision win over Irish challenger Matthew Macklin in Lanxess Arena on Saturday. Two judges awarded it 116-112 in favor of the defending champion fighting in his hometown, while the other scored 115-113 to Macklin after a thrilling fight. COLOGNE, GERMANY - JUNE 22: F… Getty Images - Jun 22, 8:59 am EDT “I was very strong, stronger than Felix and I won, no doubt,” Macklin said in German. “I hope Felix will give me another fight, maybe in November.” Sturm successfully defended his title for the 10th time since losing it to and winning it back from Javier Castillejo in 2006-07. The 32-year-old said Macklin surprised him in the first three or four rounds. “I made a mistake at the start and allowed him too much space.” Sturm said. “We’ll see each other again soon.” Macklin, a former Irish, British and European middleweight champion, had the better of the early rounds but Sturm used his experience and greater accuracy to fight his way back and convince the judges. Sturm, a German of Bosnian parentage, improved to 36-2-1 with 15 knockouts, while the 29-year-old Macklin, who fights out of Birmingham, England, dropped to 28-3 with 19 KOs. They have no word of a controversy or robbery Next: [URL]***********.saddoboxing.com/16029-sturm-macklin-germany.html[/URL] saddoboxing Excerpts: "The early rounds belonged to macklin who stayed on sturms chest..." "By the fourth macklin slowed down and sturm began fighting his way into the fight..." "By the 8th macklin was slowing down again but the challenger was still outworking sturm who was landing the cleaner and harder punches". Sturm was finally starting to box in the 10th, standing off and rattling macklin wth heavy shots..." "The eleventh ...even....the 12th was sturms best round" summary: Macklin better in the early rounds sturm came on stronger in the later rounds, the verdict in itself was controversial but "Aside from Macklins early rounds dominance it was a very diffictult bout to score with many frames seemingly even...". ---- There is no one backing your opinion in fact mate
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PS: Anybody who thinks Macklin won wide should either stop watching boxing or learn how to score a fight properly. Thanks. PPS: Good job in here, Flurry. |
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Im Irish and a huge Macklin fan but I had Sturm winning 115-114. Macklin was busier but so many punches were hitting elbows and forearms. Sturm was landing the cleaner crisper shots and the shots you remember come the end of the round. Also shows up the difference between World level and European level. The records would suggest Macklin was the puncher, but in my opinion Sturm was the puncher in that fight
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Zbik proofed my point.
Axel Schulz proofed my point. No one talking about controversial decision? The headline of the saddoboxing article you posted is: Sturms wins controversial split decison - Here one more: [url]********bradleyboxing.wordpress.com/2011/06/25/macklin-loses-controversial-decision-in-war-with-sturm/[/url] Anyway, there is no point in posting links. I just would like to ask you, if Sturm had won a close but clear decision do you really think he would have promised Macklin a remacht in the ring? I agree with u on some point, it was a close fight - but a clear win for Macklin. |
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Schulz had Macklin 3 rounds ahead, he's sort of in between the two sides of the arguement. You got zbik alright, but I wouldn't trust his assessment as he's a rival of sturm's and may yet eye a clash with felix at some point down the road. No one's argueing the verdict was somewhat controversial, I have agreed with that notion, but there's a difference beween controversial and a robbery, controversial means there's justified doubt that it could or even should have been different, it means there's room for arguement and that the win wasnt clear cut, but robbery means the judges must have seen a completely different fight. Imo Sturm promised him a rematch cos he might feel the fight was close enough to go either way and that his win was somewhat tainted. I don't quite understand the fuss, tbh, cos there's a homeadvantage for the defending champ everywhere on this planet, Sturm only got a controversial SD and has publicly announced he d rematch Macklin. Macklin was good but by far not good enough for this to be called a blatant robbery. He was good enough to make this controversial and to earn himself a rematch. |
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because I´m unbiased and objective. I don´t have any resentments towards Sturm or Germany. I´d never gift Macklin a round he lost only because i cant stand those deluded nazi faggots like you are anyway. I always keep it fair and square when its about to score a fight
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Shut up you stupid ****ing cunt. You know absolutely nothing about boxing. You're a ****ing retard with Bosnian heritage therefore you will say Sturm is great. He's not. He's absolute shit. And so are you and your family you desperate prick. Why don't you take some pride in your own life instead of living off a guys who's nothing but a paper champion. You despererate prick.
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you re a biased spaz and every post in this thread is proof of that and the fact you think you re unbiased makes you a retard in addition to it.
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The fuss about is that Macklin got robbed for the effort of his work he did in the ring. For the time he sacrified in the gym for working his ass off. He was robbed of the feeling of the success he should have accomplished. And he was robbed of money as well. Even if Macklin had taken the belt there would have been a rematch. Sturm would be the first German champion in this era who wouldnt have a remacht clause in the contract. But as a title holder Macklin would have been able to ask for a bigger purse. Macklin is likely to lose the rematch. He will have another pay day but thats it. He will face Sturm under the same conditions as on Saturday but this time Sturm will be better prepared. Sturm said Macklin fought diferently as he expected him to find. So now he knows what is going to come. I actually think Sturm had an off night. |
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