CST80's Random Boxing Scorecards For Modern & Classic Matches Depot/Discussion Thread.

I had CEJ beating his dad in the locker room by 3 points!

 

Mike Tyson VS Henry Tillman

Round 1 - 10-8 Tyson

 

Nobody can question your knowledge or commitment to the sport @CST80

 

Huh? Surely no fight happened between the two?

 

I just found an old ass notebook with list of fights i want to score and some that i had scored.
This was when i just learned about how to score a fight. (i used to be a casual who just saw aggression)

I should rescore some.

Nobuhiro Ishida vs Rigoberto Alvarez:
Round 1 10-9
Round 2 10-10
Round 3 9-10
Round 4 10-9
Round 5 10-9
Round 6 8-10
Round 7 10-9
Round 8 10-9
Round 9 10-9
Round 10 10-9
Round 11 10-9
Round 12 10-9

116-112 Ishida.

 

miranda got dicked

 

So i was a huge Paulie fan at one point and i scored the Cano fight live.
I have written down:
Paulie Malignaggi vs Pablo Fatso Cano

Round 1 10-9
Round 2 10-10
Round 3 10-10
...
And then i stopped scoring because Paulie was getting his ass beat.
I was a total fanboy.

 

from the classic section scorecard thread

Wilder vs Washington

1-Wilder
2-Washington
3-Washington
4-Wilder
5- Wilder KO

A lot of fans we saying Wilder was exposed and Washington fought this great fight. I thought Evander summed it up right at the end. When you have power and patience like Wilder some times you can wait and capitalize even if you have a slow start or at least something of that nature.

To me Washington landed some eye catching jabs and some decent body work but felt overall that once Wilder decided to let his hands go that was it. He wrecked him with the first real good right hand he landed. Wilder did windmill 2 shots as the refstepped in. One day that could eventually back fire if in with a guy playing possum or a guy who just hangs in and throws a brave shot while in big trouble

 

from the classic thread rbrs

Lebedev vs Gassiev, I'm going to the Gassiev vs Wlodarcyzk fight in Newark tonight so I thought i'd give myself a little preview.

Scored it 114-113 7 to 5 with a knockdown to Lebedev. Really was not all that impressed by Gassiev who really just stalks and throws minimal punches. Seems to have gotten very far with cutting off the ring and taking a punch and being a hard puncher. He uses his feet a lot but doesnt throw much or move his upper body a big disparity inactivity between his legs and upper body. Lebedev hardly hit the body and Gassiev wasnt very active with his hands and still he was tired in 11 and 12

I really dont understand the scores. I had it to Denis as did the UK TV guys card had it 115-112 for Lebedev. The judges had it by 4 points the other way to Gassiev. I'd love to see what rounds he was given. Lebedev early boxed him before the knockdown then boxed him well after it. Gassiev won a few in a row then Lebedev came on late

Lebedev to me won 2,3,4,6,7,11,12 and the TV guy gave Lebedev 10 which was close he also gave Lebedev the first which I did not. He did give Gassiev 3 and 4 but I disagree

 

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Mayweather vs Castillo II

I never ever took the time previously to watch this fight. I was always fascinated by the robbery debating of the first fight and assumed by Floyd winning a UD in the rematch that it was automatically a dominant and uninteresting fight to go ahead and watch.

I had it right as the 1 judge did I had it 116-112 as opposed to 116-113. I felt I was somewhat generous to Castillo so I was shocked to see the 115-113 scores.

Floyd 1-3
Castillo 4-7
Floyd 8-12
Final: 8-4 or 116-112 Mayweather

Interesting fight, Floyd started out very mobile using the whole ring and jabbing the head and body. He moved so much Castillo would at times miss and fall all the way across the ring lunging. However Floyd did not capitalize on these missed shots and was content to move way out of range.

Castillo I had win all of his 4 in a row where it seemed Floyd decided to stand his ground and let Castillo frequently get off first. He landed so many clean headshots in comparison to other Floyd fights. He did a lot of holding with the right arm and hooking the body with the left arm. De La Hoya employed the very same tactics in theirmuch later fight. he also began to jab his way in using 2 to 3 jabs to then get to the body, again very similar to the De La Hoya fight. It also reminded me of the Hatton fight as Castillo fearlessly came in in straight lines looking to get physical inside, he had pretty fast feet and was pretty good at closing the distance on a less mobile Floyd.

From round 8 on Floyd decided to continue to stand his ground more than he did in the first 3 but brought back the movement he lacked in 4-7 and as Castillo appeared to be surging Floyd suddenly became aggressivecoming in with sharp right hand leads. I dont know if he spent the early fight showing too much respect and adjusting, used hisdefense to tire Castillo, or if he laid back to study Castillo and pounce. He fought a near flawless fight not losing another round on my card.

I want to say having seen Floyd's many big fights I wonder about the breaks he takes in some fights. He did this clearly vs Castillo and very clearly vs De La Hoya another fight I revisited recently. He also did it vs Cotto in that round 6-8 area.

I was wondering if he isnt quite the 12 round fighter conditioning-wise his biggest fans make him out to be considering the way he can shell up and limit himself to singleshots. Or does he use his defense to tire guys out by letting them tee off on shoulders and elbows and waste their ammunition. definitely seemed like his corner was telling him to do this vs Oscar and was something Merchant continued to discuss as the fight went on, hell he did in the McGregor fight. Or is Floyd just using these breaks to let guys get off with shots to find patterns and flaws only to pounce?

Might be an interesting discussion to have, though not in the general, its too tribal over there to discuss Floyd objectively

 

Frankie Randall vs Julio Cesar Chavez II

I was inspired by the thread on Randall and all the commotion about a robbery. The Show crew in opposition to the forum goers found the low blows in fight 1 to be very controversial and also found the first fight close if not decided on those penalties which sounds like a different narrative than the one expressed on here

Round 1: very close, Chavez putting in a lot of pressure even lands a very solid right hand. Randall throws good combinations in the last minute or so and I think just gets it...10-9 Randall

Round 2: Clear as day Randall round I dont think it could go any other way. Will observe that Randall got very aggressive and Chavez did land a few looping rights around Randalls low left but overall a big round....10-9 Randal 20-18 Randall

Round 3: Chavez bulls out leading with his head forcing a fight and there are fierce exchanges. Randall weathers the tide and begins to dig in to Chavez toward the end of the round raising both gloves at the end of the round. 10-9 Randall..30-27 Randall

Round 4: Very quiet round with Randall stalking Chavez but neither throwing much. Chavez did toss in a nice over hand right and some good body work boxing off the back foot reminds me of Cotto in there when Cotto would implement that tactic. Randall just did very little outside play chase...10-9 Chavez...39-37 Randall

Round 5: Difficult round to score I think. Randall looks spent at the end and is definitely losing a step. Chavez is playing possum and even eats plenty of leather on the ropes just do stick in a left to the body and then lands a combination with about 15 to go and then lands a counter straight right hand at the end of the round. Interesting strategy by Chavez. Many of the on the ropes punches by Randall appear to be rolled and not really hard connects. Chavez lands everything real flush and obvious. 10-9 Chavez....48-47 Chavez

Round 6: Thought this was pretty clear for Chavez he landed some good left hooks upstairs and down and the right hand got in a few times. Randall tried his best to jab and stay outside but he really didnt land any consequential power punches at least nothing totally clean the way Chavez would 10-9 Chavez 57-57 Even

Bobby and Ferdie both have it even

Round 7: Randall gets back in with this round. The momentum was swaying and Randall just let his hands go more and landed more power punches than he did in the last few. Nothing really damaging looking but I think he took the round. Chavez came on a litttle with some good shots of his own but I dont think its enough. 10-9 Randall 67-66 Randall

Round 8: An attrition round for Randall where he seemed to get a second wind and was dropping right hands with the most force he had done since round 2 or 3. Chavez did land good stuff of his own. Normally a 10-9 round Randall but the WBC rule to penalize the fighter not cut by the butt makes this 9-9.

I got it 76-75 Randall like the first judge did...I guess I can live with 76-75 the other way but 77-74 is gross

Correct me if I'm wrong but I thought the WBC made the deduction rule to reward the cut guy for fighting with a disadvantage but if the fight is stopped there isnt a disadvantage because the fight is over? Does the rule to take the point still apply? Am I wrong or do you guys see what I see? Anyone know any other fights where the stoppage was made on the spot and the point was not taken