In the Ruiz Haye fight for round one the score was 7/9 - Haye scored two knock downs which would have made it 7-10 only he got a point deducted for a rabbit punch when ruiz was on the way down for the second KD - really it should have been either 8/9 (the second KD was arguably from the rabbit punch) or 6/9 as ruiz threw a couple of shots after the bell and should have been deducted a point.
I read something on this somewhere before and I seem to remember it saying, when a foul occurs (fighter loses 1 point) you score the round as you would normally but put a -1 next to the fighter with the point deducted ie rounds - Fighter a --- Fighter b 1.________10 _________9 2._________9 _________10 ____-1 for foul 3._________9 _________10 So after 3 rounds they would both be on 28 points Does that make sense?
Do you live your life like this? Dishing out your opinion, trading it off as fact when you haven't the foggiest ****ing idea what you're talking about? The intelligent thing to do would be look it up, educate yourself, but you wouldn't do that would you? Speaks volumes about who you are as a person.
He won't show up here so how about some messages on his public board? http://www.eastsideboxing.com/forum/member.php?u=49668&vmid=7000#vmessage7000
It is a 10 point must system, meaning you can give 10 to both fighters any round you feel is even.... What is so hard to comprehend about the 10 point must? I have read a few threads now that confuse this fact.
A fighter that gets knocked down by another, can get up and kick his ass or was already kicking his ass and make it a 10-9 if the other fighter isn't knocked down as well. You can get up and knock him him down, it has happened... 10 goes to the winner of the round, if you score the round even it is 10-10, i find it pretty basic. I don't understand why this is confused, it is so simple. You can score a round even, there is nothing wrong with that.
Looks like we stalled at 10 pages. We're letting the thread starter off way to easy. I've been flamed for days over much smaller infractions than this guy committed!