Canelo Bivol rounds 1-4 - "close fight" comprehensively debunked debunked

It doesn't change anything other than showing Canelo getting hit more clearly. It doesn't change the number of punches being thrown or landed.
Oh and is it a "Game changer"like Super Duper Zoom camera's you silly twat.?

 

Coming from you that doesn't mean a whole lot. No matter how bad I put it on you, you'll always try and spin it in your favor.

 

It's been a game changer in round 1, that camera angle has shown us punches that we were unable to see from the broadcast cameras.

 

Yes they are Shadow is clearly claiming arm and shoulder punches to be scoring.
Can you read?
Go through the last 10 pages that's exactly what Shadow is saying.
Yes but as you stated that Canelo won the first 4 rounds I rewatched using that elevated angle and Bivol CLEARLY outlands Ginger by some margin so I can't take you seriously as you are attributing things that you shouldn't to Canelo whilst ignoring the work that Bivol did.
The fact is you and Shadow are beyond outliers in this. this is like debating a flat earther.

 

It's not a game changer as it doesn't negate the punch output deficit that Canelo clearly has.
You're completely deluded and moronic.
Tou still haven't answered myy question.
Are you now conceeding that arm punches are no scoring as per the rules?

 

Arm punches are scoring punches now

 

You said yourself they can count in terms of effective aggression. So one way or another, shots like that count towards the scoring. That bicep bomb at the end of round 1 certainly helped Canelo win the round on all 3 judges cards.

 

Only in your biased Canelo hating mind. All 3 judges were in agreement that Canelo won that round.

 

How so?

 

Ya, and we all know boxing judges have no shady history of finding rounds to score for Canelo.

 

Maybe you should ask Callum Smith how effective Canelo's bicep bombs were :

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Try telling Smith those didn't score.

 

Smith wasn't judging

In fact Smith wasn't doing much at all

 

From my perspective, though those particular punches dont land in the typical scoring areas of the face or body, they can be used as a bases to value the work of a particular fighter. Canelo in those early rounds is aggressive while Bivol is shelling up and mostly not even attempting to counter Canelo's aggression.
Whether the shots land in the typical scoring sections or not, you can place some value in them particularly when any significant clean scoring in the face or body area is absent.

Canelo in the early going is fighting aggressively and throwing hard shots, Bivol is shelling up. From this perspective where there is little clean connects in a round, round to the aggressor.