Yes but I just learned this not too long ago. I used to think it was a computer based method that tracked punches landed hence the word compubox. Many, just like myself, do not know this and base their debates on punches landed based on compubox.
Same, nor did i know they originally made the system for tennis. How can you equate determining if a ball landed out of bounds different serves etc, with deciding if a punch landed AND what class pf punch during real speed of professional boxing
When was compubox introduced in boxing? I bet the 2 people who press buttons have to have perfect vision?
"Pac missed 99% of his punches. CompuBox is ****." - *****s "Floyd is the most accurate puncher in the history of the sport. CompuBox numbers don't lie." - *****s :roll:
" The poster known as BleedingEdge has down's syndrome along with a wide plethora of other debilitating mental ******ations"- The Doctor :think:roll:
I will never forget compubox having Ortiz landing 21 total punches throughout 4 rounds fighting floyd. What a fukken joke.
Correction, two guys paid by HBO to count punches lander or not. Key words being "paid by HBO." :deal