Leigh Wood vs. Michael John Conlan & Gary Cully vs. José Miguel Vázquez Bautista RBR.

Because, for some time, you've been on a frenetic streak of quarreling with and hair-trigger insulting every other person whose views differ significantly from yours. And because you just turned in a completely ridiculous scorecard, even while citing two much more plausible scores as egregious.

I'll take that at face value, what's it got to do with your scorecard (you gave Wood seven rounds) and your cartoonishly zealous persona?

 

Dude...last night was the first time i argued with anyone about a scorecard for quite some time. Don't drink so much alcohol and mixing names up in the forum. I'm not even scoring fights that much in the last few months. You're right...i'm arguing with a lot of people in this forum about a lot of things...but not about scorecards.

Bro...i had 3.5k on Wood. Do you really think i can judge a fight properly and without any bias if i have so much money on an outcome? Of course not. I never claimed that my scorecard is the ultimate truth. I just said 106-101 was wide with the KD counted for Wood. And the judges in the fight agreed. Wood would have won the fight with a strong 10-8 in the 12th round. Now you can call that bad judging or corrupt home town decision....if you want. I don't care.

 

I wasn't referring to scorecard debates exclusively. I've probably had three G&T's and one whiskey sour across the last twenty-four months, by the way.

Thanks for the clarification, at least the light of day has sobered you. Enjoy the winnings.

 

Well. I'm usually against rematches but this one...give it to me! ASAP!!!

 

For the record I had it 106 -101

 

I was actually more impressed with Conlan's performance on review than watching live. After a dramatic fight, you form a general narrative of the bout, and the natural interpretation of what happened last night is that a guy started dropping rounds and got ground down late after bossing the greater part of the bout. Looking back, that wasn't quite the story here. Conlan was still getting the better of the action in those later sessions up until the end of the 11th. Cumulative damage is always a factor to some extent, but the left hook that put him down really turned things around.

People can knock him, but Conlan is an ebullient personality, game as hell and I'm not surprised that he wants to go again. Rematch is definitely viable.

(I mean, if Brook-Khan II is being entertained for even a second, this one certainly should be.)

 

Fighterz was drunk at the local rsl last afternoon with his full centrelink pay jammed into the pokies. He was down this whole week, so was biasly willing Wood on or he'd be down at cash converters again hocking a fry pan. He missed Conlan's master-class for much of the fight until he fell out if the ring unconscious, snatching many of the swing rounds, and mistaking Wood's flashes of success as round winners.

If conlan hadn't fallen out if the ring, and lost rhe last round 10-8, imo he still could have won as wide as 114 -111, BUT I could also see Wood winning 113-112 of you want to give the close rounds on my card to Wood imo.

 

I made more cash in the last 12 days than you in the entire year kid

cry me a river pal i see you're still salty that your boy conlan got KTFO and dominated in the second half

And have fun going to your daily job tomorrow while i'm sitting in the sunshine taping fights and making more money with betting in one month than you earn in the whole year with your **** ty job you ****ing loser

 

The only thing you're taping is girls in changing rooms. Yes I'm sure you are raking it in...raking leaves on community service more like it.

Conlan will be back. You'll see mother ****er. Wood thought he killed him. But nup. Wrong. He lives.

 

I wonder if the fight would have ended differently had the eleventh round knockdown been ruled a slip? Would Conlan have been certain that he had enough of a lead to backpedal for three minutes and would he have been able to?

 

Regardless of the ruling, the punch hurt Mick and took a lot out of him, so he was noticeably weaker in that 12th, wasn't as strong on the inside or in his legs/movement. Wood likely still gets him whichever way the ref had called that moment.

 

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Not that I have the talent, but even if I did, looking at this photo makes me realize I could never be boxer. Hug a guy who beat me into unconsciousness a few hours before? Hell no! I'd be thinking about revenge ASAP.

 

You'd think so, and genetically I very much understand that mentality (dinging a Calabrian's sideview is tantamount to inviting a bomb under your car ), but boxing's different in that you get used to being smashed in the face regularly by people you respect, like, even care about.