Olympic Draw (Boxing)

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by tmsbry, Jul 27, 2012.


  1. Pecsaetan

    Pecsaetan It's egg in soup! Full Member

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    That Ramirez from the USA struggled at times in the first round against what seemed like a pretty average opponent, odds are about right his one though I think.
     
  2. micky

    micky Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Have backed Petrauskas the little duracell bunny guy against Keles - took 6/4 this morning.
     
  3. ishy

    ishy Loyal Member Full Member

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    Josh Taylor is in tough against Valentino. The scoring for British boxers will be really closely watched now.
     
  4. cbris78

    cbris78 Member Full Member

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    Why did they announce it as 52-52 though then? As that was the reason they had to press their buzzers to pick a winner...
     
  5. DrMo

    DrMo Team GB Full Member

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    However they calculate the score the Russian ended up winning on countback & Ogogo-Khytrov was scored level so it went to the buzzers.

    Noone seems to understand how the countback system works
     
  6. ishy

    ishy Loyal Member Full Member

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    Did they? Well that's ****ed up then. But it still doesn't explain how there's only three scores.
     
  7. Davimaru

    Davimaru New Member Full Member

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    After reading through the rules I think Countback involves adding up each individual Judges scorecard. So for example the 5 judges could have had it 56-50 Khytrov, 52-52, 52-52, 52-52 and 55-53 Ogogo.

    The highest winning scorecards for each boxer, in this case the 56-50 for Khytrov and the 55-53 for Ogogo would be removed leaving the three 52-52. That's how I think it works anyway :lol:
     
  8. DrMo

    DrMo Team GB Full Member

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    Aparently for countback they tally the 3 closest total scores, not the scores from the individual rounds, which are what appear on the 2012 website
     
  9. leo_messi

    leo_messi Guest

    The fuss is not about the bout but the adding of scores from the judges.
     
  10. Roddy Collins

    Roddy Collins Active Member Full Member

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    i thought Ogogo was extremely lucky. He boxed well in the first but the Ukrainian won the the 2nd and 3rd in a more domninat fashion than Ogogo won the opening round. Seems like the crowd are having a big say in the GB fights.
     
  11. Roddy Collins

    Roddy Collins Active Member Full Member

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    Just seeing this now, was the scores added up wrong?
     
  12. SouthpawSlayer

    SouthpawSlayer Im coming for you Full Member

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    katie taylor is gonna get robbed if jones gets through
     
  13. Roddy Collins

    Roddy Collins Active Member Full Member

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    i share the same worries
     
  14. stuey

    stuey Never bet on England Full Member

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    The truth of amateur boxing is that home advantage does count, i boxed countless times on my opponents home show and they always sneaked the tight ones. Of course it could just have been that i was ****.......
     
  15. tmsbry

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    Katie Taylor is fit & strong enough to absolutely dominate Jonas