How the fights were scored through the boxing history?

Pre-10 point must system? Were the fights scored by rounds since Sullivan (9-6 in 15 rd fight for example?)

Did the knockdowns affect total scores?

Example: fight was scored 7-7-1 and there were KDs, were the rounds taken off?

What's about supplemental scoring (in case of draw), how it was scored?

Points taken off for low blows, now it's 9-9 round, 70 years ago it was different I believe. The round went to the opponent even if he was dominated but his opp. scored low blow?

Any posts from knowlegable users are welcome:good

 

Yes I've read about that. That's why Monzon had so many draws. If two judges had the fight closer than 3 points, it was declared a draw.

 

The one more interesting rule from Great Britain, the winner of the round gets 1 point, the loser - 3/4 point. That's why Frazier - Bugner was so close on the referee's card.

 

Did the rule that low blow costs you a round mean that:

If you knocked down opponent 3 times, and then hit him low, you'll stil lose the round.

0-1 score on judges' cards.

Today it would be different - 10-6 round minus 1 point, 9-6 on cards.