Lost in the midst of last nights drama Galahad & Eubank Jr, your opinions!

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  1. Dan684

    Dan684 Dave's Stepdad Full Member

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    ****ing hell I thought you liked boxing?

    If there's a KD then its an automatic 10-8 round. If the person knocked down wins the round convincingly it then becomes a point deduction from the other fighter. There's no such thing as a boxer getting an official KD against him and still ending the round with a 10 pt score.
     
  2. Geoffers

    Geoffers Active Member Full Member

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    I though the kid looked good. Fast, accurate hands and didn't get hit with too much. I just hope he grows into his body a bit.
     
  3. Muzza

    Muzza Active Member Full Member

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    Yes booth is past it & should retire but don't forget that Galahads only 21 & in his 11th fight against someone so experienced. To perform like that in only his 11th fight was impressive. With such a low ko % I was surprised he hurt booth on 2 or 3 occasions as booth admitted after the fight.
     
  4. I think they picked Booth for a reason.

    He's never been the most heavy handed and has clearly been on the slide since the loss to Molitor.
     
  5. Gero

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  6. Go Getta

    Go Getta Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Good performance, Booth even at this stage of his career was a big step up for Kid G. and he controlled the fight with ease, very impressive.
     
  7. WalletInspector

    WalletInspector Obsessed with Boxing banned

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    That's not right, Greg.


    "The criteria for scoring a knock down is not based on the premise that the fighter who scores the knockdown automatically is awarded a 10-8. The correct criteria that is taught by Duane Ford in his ABC certification classes for boxing judges is:

    If Fighter A is winning the round and scores a knockdown and continues to win the round after the knockdown, then Fighter A is awarded the round 10-8. However, if Fighter A is winning the round and gets knocked down by Fighter B, then Fighter B is awarded the round 10-9."
     
  8. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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  9. DanielJFiasco

    DanielJFiasco Active Member Full Member

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    :deal
    In each example, assume Boxer A does enough to win the round pretty clearly.
    No Knockdown = 10-9 Boxer A
    Boxer B Knocks Down Fighter A = 10-9 Boxer B
    Boxer A Knocks Down Fighter B = 10-8 Boxer A

    There is no way you can "gain" a point under the ten point must system, you can only lose them. So a 10-9 round penalises the fighter who got knocked down, whilst still acknowledging they won the round by shortening the usual 2 point deficit.
     
  10. GPater11093

    GPater11093 Barry Full Member

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    Thats a **** rule then. So winning a round means less than a knockdown, load of ****.
     
  11. royalt0208

    royalt0208 Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Watching the Eubank fight now, it is clear that his right hand was hurt as he was being completely reliant on his left. However this will be a great learning experience and I still saw plenty of promise from him he showed good variation with his left. Not sure if this is right but isn't he orthodox in which case if he is he was using his weaker hand, not too shabby if you ask me. Also he throw some decent body shots which was nice to see as it looked like he neglected that in his first fight. Overall a very good fight for Eubank Jr and I would consider making a rematch in two or three fights time over eight rounds to see how he has progressed.
     
  12. kosaros

    kosaros Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I liked Fat Mick talking about Galahad facing Kiko next:

    'After Kiko's fight in March, we'll talk to him about doing a fight with us next. If not, then Galahad will defend his WBC bauble...'

    I guess it'll be a defence of that WBC bauble next then :deal
     
  13. Pecsaetan

    Pecsaetan It's egg in soup! Full Member

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    That's really good, wasn't expecting anywhere near that.
     
  14. charleston

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    He cant put him in with Martinez next...surely.