Changes to the judging system,

Discussion in 'British Boxing Forum' started by Drinker, Nov 16, 2011.


  1. Scotty321

    Scotty321 Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Just use Compubox.

    Punches landed (2 pts Power ; 1 pt jab) x (Punches Thrown x 0.01 )
     
  2. MagicMan91

    MagicMan91 The Main Event Mafia Full Member

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    How about a good old fashioned fight to the death?
     
  3. dftaylor

    dftaylor Writer, fanatic Full Member

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    :lol:
     
  4. SkillspayBills

    SkillspayBills Mandanda Running E-Pen Full Member

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    :deal
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  5. DanielJFiasco

    DanielJFiasco Active Member Full Member

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    If it goes twelve rounds, each judge should toss a gold coin with the head of each fighter engraved on a different side. the fighter with the higher number of coin tosses in his favour wins.

    The judges can then sell the gold coins on eBay to make a few extra quid. Although some fighters have massive heads (take a bow Tim Bradley) and there is a possibility the coins would be weight biased...
     
  6. LocoRoco

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  7. dempseys right

    dempseys right Active Member Full Member

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    Were decisions not outlawed because of gangster interference? wich led to b and c following?:think;)
     
  8. dempseys right

    dempseys right Active Member Full Member

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    Depends whos in charge of the computer!:huh
     
  9. GazOC

    GazOC Guest Star for Team Taff Full Member

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    Boxing was banned in some states in America after the death of a fighter, after a few years the Walker Law was brought in in New York and was copied elsewhere so that boxing was permitted but only as an "exhibition".

    One of the difinitions the law used of an "exhibition" was that decisions couldn't be rendered if the fight went to points.