Why did Narvaez think he won the fight?

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  1. dwighttsharpe

    dwighttsharpe Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Actually not a bad way to make a living if you do it as effectively as Narvaez did last night. He possibly made more money last night than in all of his previous fights combined. And came out without a scratch.
     
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  2. Brauer

    Brauer Well-Known Member Full Member

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    i actualy had Omar winning in thr first 5 rounds. Dude stopped countering afterwards. there was no way that was a shutout. I had it 116-112. He won at the least 3 rounds
     
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  3. jan_fan

    jan_fan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    And he barely throws a punch?
     
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  4. jan_fan

    jan_fan Well-Known Member Full Member

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    I blame Nonito for looking past his opponent, as most of the fans here did as well.
    Narvaez ain't just a nobody and most fans just shrugged him off as if Nonito's gonna blow him out that easy.
    Silly move :nono
     
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  5. KidPerat

    KidPerat King Bee Full Member

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    Well... that's not true.
     
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  6. Knickerbocker

    Knickerbocker Active Member Full Member

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    he won 1 or 2 rounds tops. hitting Nonito a few jabs per round doesnt constitute winning a round.

    damn, Bring on Arce in February or March for Nonito, Mexicans will always bring fire
     
    Knickerbocker, Oct 23, 2011
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  7. Knickerbocker

    Knickerbocker Active Member Full Member

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    it takes two to tango as they say.
     
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  8. Knickerbocker

    Knickerbocker Active Member Full Member

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    Well the object of any sport is try to win, not try not to lose.
     
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  9. Knickerbocker

    Knickerbocker Active Member Full Member

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    he won the first 5 rounds? Even that round where he got shook by Nonito? (which was the 4th i believe)
     
    Knickerbocker, Oct 23, 2011
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  10. IntentionalButt

    IntentionalButt Guy wants to name his çock 'macho' that's ok by me

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    It's called a moral victory. He wasn't celebrating thinking he would get the actual decision.

    Donaire was supposed to destroy him. It did not happen. It was never even close to happening. Moral win for Narvaez, although he lost most of the rounds and therefore the boxing match itself.
     
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  11. Nopporn

    Nopporn Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Because Narvaez is an idiot!:lol: He did nothing in the fight so how could he win it?
     
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  12. C.Oblak23

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    Your acting like Donaire was in trouble in the fight. Doniare won ever round on the cards, so I'll go ahead and call that a blowout if you don't mind.

    Navarez went into the fight knowing he was not going to win and did his best not to look like an ass or get KO'd. That was his gameplan. Not someone I'd like to see fight again. He was fighting for the check.

    You could plainly see that Donaire was trying to make something happen (especially late in the fight). I admit he should have went to the body a little more and even used the uppercut. IMO, with his quickness he would have been able to land some uppercuts while Navarez was in the guard.

    Anyways, the conclusion of the fight looks like this: Donaire wins in a shut-out and has some very big fights ahead of him while he moves up, while Naverez goes back to Argentina to do what he does...

    Let's face it, what is in store for Donaire in his future fights is nothing like a Navarez fight (Arce, Nishioka, Gamboa, JuanMa). Your post is clueless and a very poor way of thinking, although I can't imagine you truly believe what you wrote.
     
    C.Oblak23, Oct 23, 2011
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  13. 1punch1nder

    1punch1nder **Bam Bam** Full Member

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    Omar "The Argentinian Chicken with a false sense of Pride" Navaez
     
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