Isaac Cruz vs Gervonta Davis - Rescored

You may be interested in amateur boxing. Pro boxing is based on who hurts their opponent more. Amateur boxing is based on who lands more punches.

 

I'm not arguing about the result of Tank vs Cruz, but his scoring system. Anybody who has ever been in a boxing match knows that the amateur approach is insane for judging fights. In a boxing match, I could let this guy hit me five times, and hit him with two good shots, and he would change his mind on his scoring system. Amateur scoring is only for building skills. "Numbers don't lie" is one of the easiest to believe lies in the world. Axis is more important than anything.

 

Not entirely sure this is always true. Pacquaio floored Marquez 3 times in round 1 of their first fight, hurting him clearly. But Marquez beat the brakes off him with boxing skill without hurting him for the remainder of the fight and should have won. I think its probably a mixture of both

 

Pro boxing is scored round to round, not by overall damage. Ie who scores more damage in a round (or lands a knockdown) wins the round.

 

This is exactly what I am saying, its not black and white

 

No, as far as the score goes, it is quite black and white. Whoever does more damage or gets the knock down wins the round. Boxing is scored round to round. There is no grey in that.

 

To address your points:

Nobody calls 10 point must amateur (I know you didn't say they did) and nobody calls amateur "amateur before 2016" (also, I'm sure you have your year wrong as when I began boxing the amateur system was already abandoned for 10 point must)

All modern pro boxing for titles follow the ten point must system.

Mayweather did hurt his opponents more than they hurt him round to round in almost every fight he had. Remember, cumulative damage over rounds, ie a very good round, doesn't get you any extra points 9/10 times.

 

Who cares—Thanks for putting this out bro.
Nice job and thanks for sharing