Chauncy Welliver vs. Sherman Williams result...

Feedback I"m getting from people who saw it is that Welliver may have landed more punches than Williams. The fight may have been much closer than Internet reports indicate.

Either way, I'm saying we shouldn't make judgments until we get a chance to see the fight.

 

I think the scores at boxrec are off as well. 114-114 115-113 twice.

 

Maybe if you offer to fight in a 24x24 ring and allow him the referree of his choice, you might be able to close this thing with Welliver.

 

No, one of the judges did indeed score it 119-110 for The Tank. On the other hand, feedback I've gotten from observers is that Welliver was never staggered, and that he may even have won the final three rounds.

Allegedly Williams boxed -- he didn't slug -- and drew Welliver in, then unloaded overhand right counters. That's what was impressive about Williams, I'm hearing. He outslicked Welliver on a tactical level. But, supposedly, Welliver was never hurt or staggered.

And finally, it's possible that Welliver actually outlanded Williams in terms of total shots.

But I need to watch the film before knowing for certain. I know that all too often, in fights like this, what's reported on the Internet isn't necessarily realistic. In these kinds of fights, you've got to watch the action very, very closely to get a good reading of what's happening.

 

But Kim is known to be prejudiced against cutie, light-hitting, boxer types. Of all the possible announcers for this bout, Kim is probably the one that would be least sympathetic to Welliver's style.

 

**yawn**

 

Thank god someone with some sense, Messerstick kills me with Welliver the future crap all the time. I guess now tht Wellturd is DONE with even being a fringe contender he can switch sports to hot dog eating his true
passion

 

Mitchell may indeed suck i think he's overrated but my god your out of your mind now that fat boy lost to Williams is clear that your blind man
love for the wellturd has made u worse then any ***** or ******* on this site ur now a nugget thats fallen of the Wellturd

 

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Welliver's manager is a smart, rich guy from Seattle and all of the boxers that he has managed over the years he does the same routine.....gets them unproven (but inexpensive) trainers, matches them with bums or over-the-hill opponents and then beats the drum to get attention and get them near a title fight.

Why not rather just start with someone talented and dedicated?