ESPN: José Carlos Ramírez vs. Amir Imam & Oleksandr Gvozdyk vs. Medhi Amar RBR.

120-108 is just as hideous as 115-113. I can live with 117-111 for sure.

 

None of these guys at 140 would have anything for crawford they better be glad he moved up.

 

120-108 is a joke
115-113 either

 

Imam doesn't control distance well, and had a problem with Ramirez' head movement. Imam jabbed a bit too much without parking his power right hands behind the jab also. Not sure why his trainer told him don't throw the right hand yet. That was some stupid advice.

 

Because boxing is not like basketball where there's a points system, it's ultimately subjective. There are 4 categories to score on and some judges value clean punching, some value defense, some value ring generalship etc etc

Vitali did better on all fronts in that fight, and that's why he won.

I never said Imam won, I don't score fights live because of inaccuracies.

From what I saw, Ramirez did the better work in the fight and I estimate that he probably won in terms of points.

 

Who's Conlan fighting? Lol I don't think I can bother watching this fight.

 

I enjoyed this fight a lot. I still think Imam could make some noise at the weight, but Ramirez looks like he could be a solid champ and as a fan of Imam I wouldn't want him to be asking for a rematch.

 

115-113 is being generous to Imam. Thought 117-111 is pretty spot on. the 120 score card is just disrespectful

 

Prograis vs Ramirez would be a fun fight to watch. Mikey and Taylor beat them both clearly imo, so I'd rather see those guys fight first.

 

Well, that's why I say it's all subjective, all judges score differently in pro boxing too. Adelaide Byrd said she never gives out 10-10 rounds, Lou Filippo values damage, Dave Moretti values ring generalship and defense from what I know.

To win a round clean, you have to really do better on all 4 categories of which scoring is based on, and if not like I said it really depends on what you value more.

When Pep won the 3rd round against Graves without landing a punch, I estimate that the judges were valuing ring generalship and defense while Jackie Graves didn't do much (Even if he landed a few punches).

 

Oh yeah, that fight should be great.

 

About 99% of ESPN's audience just changed the channel.

 

Lmao. I didn't even know this fight was happening. I thought Ramirez/Imam was the main event.

 

Yeah that was the judge Arum had in his pocket. There were some rounds that Imam won.