definition of "close but clear"

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  1. mckay_89

    mckay_89 Haw you! Full Member

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    Calzaghe v Kessler. I had it 116-112 Calzaghe but every round was hard fought.
     
  2. PityTheFool

    PityTheFool Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    Perfect shout.And Leonard-Hagler is another example of a fight that was a 116-112 if you're going on a must win scoring system.
    I love Barrera(my all time#2) and the Hamed fight is one of my all time faves,but the highlight reels don't tell the full story,and it was not the brutal beatdown some seem to recall.It's a classic example of the OP's question.
     
  3. Daruf

    Daruf Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Who did you have winning that?
     
  4. Overhill

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    Taylor.
     
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    Zopilote Dinamita Full Member

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    Morales-Pacquiao 1
    Barrera-Morales III
     
  7. Vidic

    Vidic Rest in Peace Manny Full Member

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    A fight that is competitive, but with a clear winner.
     
  8. MattMattMatt

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    As has already been mentioned many times, the most obvious case is in fights where the rounds are easy to score, but the rounds won for each fighter ends up being close.

    Another possibility is when one fighter just edges every round. It's clear that they won, but the fight was very competitive throughout. These ones can get much more debatable, so the 'clear' aspect won't always apply.
     
  9. NOTINDAFACE

    NOTINDAFACE No Me Se Rajar Full Member

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  10. NOTINDAFACE

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