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| View Poll Results: which distance would you like for world title fights ? | |||
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61 | 88.41% |
| 20 rounds |
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3 | 4.35% |
| 25 rounds |
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5 | 7.25% |
| Voters: 69. You may not vote on this poll | |||
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Have ONE absolute world championship faction. Keep the shit titles whatever, but have one defining faction being for WORLD CHAMP. This top faction would be 15 round fights, the other entities calling themselves world titles would be 12 rounds.
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Regarding weight and dehydration, it might be prudent to weigh each combatant over the entire course of the preceeding week to establish a healthy baseline. SRL always began his training camps weighing under the limit of the division he was competing in, and this should perhaps be an informal requirement for everybody participating in the sport. |
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15 rounds is the optimal distance for title fights, although part of me would love to see a return to longer fights (more boxing for the buck!).
It is a shame that the TV networks pressured them to shorten it to 12. |
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Surprise surprise.
It's ThinBlack. EDIT: But yeah, this can make for interesting discussion. I tend to agree with McGrain here. Plus 15 rounders could be a bit shit to put it kindly. |
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15 rounds. It's irritating to see top level guys get paid millions and after 12 rounds, they look and act like they could do another 12...
Those extra 3 rounds have featured some of the highest drama and biggest historical events, plus, as Big Jake said, it truly seperates the men from the boys... I think that one thing could do a lot towards cleaning up fighters' mentality and especially concerning heavyweights, make fighters come in top condition. |
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I am a big proponent of 15 round, for me the last 3 rounds 13, 14 and 15 were magic in separation of the true champion and it also usually insured that 2 conditioned men would enter the ring. The pace of a 15 rounder as opposed to a 12 rounder was not sacrificed, in fact the condition level,the plan and some of the fights were classic and perfect.
I think once you go beyond 15 rounds the fighters would be more concerned with lasting the marathon than the work-output ....15 rounds for championship fights 12rds for regional titles and eliminations and 10, 8,6 and 4 according to the level of experience. I used to love to go to a boxing card and see the 4 rd. guy then a 6rder or 2 and an 8 or a 10 then the title fight for 15 rds...usually you would get a great mix of action at all level of the game and recognize the difference |
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