How many fights do you have to watch in slow motion to see who won?

they r just content with their beliefs. its like living a lie, quite pathetic. i rather see the truth then live in denial even if it is so fuggin embarrassing. the truth shall set u free. there is nothing like getting humbled. it makes u a stronger person. people who r afraid to see the truth are cowards in real life. it takes a real man to accept his faults and tribulations and move on with his life in a positive way. take it from me, ive seen the bad and good, but, had the courage to face it head on, learn from it, and move on with my life :good

 

None! I can see fine at regular speed and I sure as hell have never needed to go re-watch a fight just because I wasn't sure who won.

 

I'm sure you've watched plenty of fights as you are a boxing fan.

I've been watching boxing myself since 1981 when Leonard-Hearns fought their epic battle.

But you didn't really answer my question.

What do you have to lose by watching a fight in slow motion?

 

Um, I told you I'd already seen the fight in slow motion and I felt Marquez won, 7-4-1.

 

I see you have more courage than most posters here.

:good

 

Well that's great that you watched it. You had resources to see the fight in a better light. I respect your decision on who won.

I also respect your decision to admit that you don't agree with the thread topic's agenda by admitting you watched a fight in slow motion after earlier post claiming that you don't have to watch it in that speed. You basically turned around and admitted doing something you claimed you wouldn't do just one page back of this thread.

Good on you.

:good

 

0. If you score a fight in slow motion and/or use punchstat or compubox your score card is a joke and should be disregarded.
Scoring should be done at normal speed. Either in person or on TV. TV dose slow things down a little bit. Scoreing should be done live, or if it is your first time seing the fight youtube is ok. However you shouldn't pause and reverse. Ignoir all statts like punchstat and compubox.
If you are going to rescore a fight you should wait at least 6 months and fallow the above rules.

 

:hey

seen the fight enough times to know who really won:deal

mofos still livin' in denial

 

I didn't go back on anything. I claimed that I don't NEED to watch a fight in slow mo, but I entertained it and did, and still came up with the same result. I don't let commentators or slow motion fights change my preception on what is really happening. I had Marquez winning, had Castillo winning, and had Barrera winning the first fight with Morales with/without slow mo.

 

Exactly. But you did anyway. It goes against the TS agenda, so I'm sure it irritated him.

That's all that matters.

:yep

 

Dimmed lighting, a vanilla-scented candle, and a Todo album also help towards showing that Pacquiao was the TRUE winner of that fight.

I watch the rains down in Africa...

 

you must be so trusting of the judges' scores who were at RINGSIDE to give the W to Pac then. :hey

 

Leonard v.s. Hagler because it was one of the most controversial fights in the history of boxing.