Zolani Tete vs. Mikhail Aloyan & Andrew Tabiti vs. Ruslan Fayfer + Shishkin-Mohammedi RBR.

Pinoy is Steve Weisfeld to your Adelaide Byrd. Your scorecards are just comically bad. You don't seem to notice either. Everybody else (5) had Tete, you had Aloyan. Does it ever dawn on you that you can't score?

 

When he lands flush he can hurt guys. He has knockdowns to the head and body. I didn't realize he was massively hyped. Guys who usually knock opponents down in their fights are considered to have good power.

 

Completely agree pinoys cards are usually the bests here. This guy knows how to score a fight.

 

It took me awhile to notice this fact. Because he doesn't comment much other than to post his scores. And meanwhile you have CST sputtering with rage, having veritable mental breakdowns every other fight whilst turning in the most atrocious scorecards imaginable.

I will give CST this: he is very dedicated.

 

He can't seem to score without emotion. If he dislikes a fighter, you can see it in his scorecards.

 

If I havent watched a fight and I want some insight information I read the RBR looking for pinoy's cards. Best cards here as I've said.

But.... there is a but .

But, even if I have argued about his scorecards with CST the same way you are doing now, I understand that we are not profesional judges but fans, and that we are entitled to judge the fights with our fan eyes as long as we dont cry very much once we see the reality when the actual scorecards are told in the event.

I always come to the RBR here when watching a fight. I like it, even with CST scorecards, maybe because of that, maybe because there are other fans here just... doing what fans do. That's not bad, dude, take it easy we shouldnt take boxing threads or scorecards so seriously hehehe

we are fans, we are here for fun....

EDIT: you only need to know that you can only trust pinoy

 

Absolutely, point taken.

 

Sorry guys but there were at least three or four rounds you could score easily to both as Tete was more active overall but Aloyan landing the better quality shots AND was defending very well.

One or two rounds for Tete ahead is okay but if you scored defense work and quality > work rate in general you might give it close to Aloyan.

 

Sorry but Burnett is a PED suspect to me, so he is irrelevant.

 

This wasn't close to being an either way fight.

 

There were about five rounds that Tete clearly won, and two, maybe three that I would feel confident giving to Aloyan. That leaves 4, or five rounds rounds that could swing; but in the end, I think Tete controlled enough of the action on those swing frames to earn at least a split of them. So, a card of 114-111 seems just about right. It felt like a close but clear victory for Tete, and that's the way the judges called it.

 

He was eating Tete jabs quite frequently, and Tete was also blocking and slipping as well. Your scoring criteria seems to change, depending on whether you like, or dislike a boxer. Tete landed the better body shots, more jabs, and scored the only knockdown of the fight. Landing a couple right hands doesn't win you a round, unless CST doesn't like the other fighter.