Julie Lederman's 119-109 Card - Was it Fair, Crazy, Corrupt?

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Julie Lederman's 119-109 Card

  1. Fair

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  2. Crazy

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  3. Corrupt

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  1. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So what is the consensus on Julie Lederman's 119-109 card. Was it Fair, Crazy, Corrupt? I guess I should do a poll but I really want to know what the consensus here is.

    At first it was like Oh Gawd we have another Adalaide Byrd or CJ Ross here. But then we find out Loma was injured and we also witnessed Loma do almost nothing for the first 6 or 7 rounds.

    And the rounds that he came alive in were still close, I mean it wasn't like Lopez stopped throwing in those rounds. The Compubox numbers were still close even the rounds that Loma started throwing.

    So I'm really trying to understand what the consensus was here. I'm guessing it won't be seen to be as bad of a card as Byrd's 118-110 or CJ Ross calling Mayweather Canelo a draw. Because after all that involves Canelo and he's just the king of bad judges.

    But regardless, that doesn't change what the reaction was to her card when it was read. Oh my gawd Loma fans thought. This was Canelo GGG 1 all over again. Someone on Lopez's team must have paid her off! Why can't people in general just accept a judge would see a fight different than others. Does a score like this HAVE to be corrupt or can it just naturally "happen"? You tell me.
     
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  2. f1ght3rz

    f1ght3rz Ronaldoooo is crying in his caaaaaar Full Member

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    Neither fair, nor corrupt or crazy. It was just wide. Lopez won the fight clearly but Loma won a few rounds and he also made a few pretty close. I think 116-112/117-111 are pretty accurate scores here. Depending on how you judge certain things i can see 115-113 or 118-110 too but that's very generous towards either guy. 119-109 is just way too wide. On the other hand it's not even close to be a corrupt card because even the close rounds can go to Lopez. There weren't a lot of dominant Loma rounds.
     
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  3. shadow111

    shadow111 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    So it's not corrupt then. Just a wide card. OK.
     
  4. f1ght3rz

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    I already said that in the other topic dude. Never used the word corrupt for the Loma fight. Loma won clearly. Everyone who is crying robbery here has no clue about scoring a fight IMO. Depending on how you score certain things 115-113 to 118-110 Lopez are scores i can see. 119-109 is too wide. Even 118-110 is super generous towards Lopz like 115-113 is super generous towards Loma. 116-112/117-111 are accurate here.
     
  5. shadow111

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    OK good. I'm glad you've established that. Because I'm trying to understand why some wide outlier scores get called corrupt while others don't. Because lets be clear many people were outraged by this card when it was announced.
     
  6. f1ght3rz

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    They were probably outraged because Loma did much better in the second half and it was a close fight there in many rounds and 119-109 suggests a one-sided fight. I wouldn't be outraged by that scorecard but it was definitely a bit too wide and generous. Lopez took some rounds off too in the second half.
     
  7. Saintpat

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    It’s a red herring that Loma fans glommed onto rather than discuss how their guy got beat.

    Put the focus on the outlier scorecard even though the right guy won. Try to divert attention from the outcome and make it about a single judge.

    I had it 8-4, but I can get to 11-1 a lot easier than I can get to 7-5 Loma, which is a stretch some have tried to make.
     
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  8. Pakkuman

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    Incompetence at the highest level.
     
  9. Kid Quick

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    She got a handsome bribe from someone, probably Bob Arum, who loves doing this to his fighters. He's done it to other great superstar fighters as well, such as Oscar and Pacquiao. He does it for two reasons: to set up a lucrative rematch, and to make sure his fighter doesn't get too big-headed and start asking for too much money.

    I totally understand your viewpoint, and the best we can do is say what we think the most likely scenario was. I don't think anyone could watch this fight and not score it close. We're talking about a boxing expert here, not some stupid kid. Julie Lederman knew what she was doing, and the most likely explanation to me is corruption.
     
  10. shadow111

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    Sounds a lot to me like what happened in Canelo GGG 1. Instead of focusing on what actually happened, they focus on the one outlier judge who saw it differently.

    That's an interesting point, and I think there's a lot of people who would agree, especially with how Loma started the match with low output for many many rounds. That could have an impact on the likelihood of some judges giving him rounds later on.
     
  11. VBOX

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    Pretty much this. You can't have people like this judging pro boxing. Not a single person in the boxing world had that same score. Not one. It's good that the right guy won but what happens next time if it's a close but clear fight or even worse it's that wide for the wrong guy?
     
  12. shadow111

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    How close were rounds 8, 9 and 10 is what it comes down to. And I think round 2 which some gave to Loma as well. It seems like everybody pretty much agrees that Lopez won all the other rounds except for 11. Was Loma dominant in rounds 8-10? I know Loma started throwing more and landed some good shots but Lopez also was landing. I will have to go back and watch, but I don't recall those rounds being like crystal clear. It was more like yeah Loma is making it a fight now and they're trading sort of rounds. How crazy is it really to give Lopez those rounds?
     
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    Incompetence would be the default explanation but as it is boxing it is probably corruption

    Lets face it that **** Adelaide Bird is another one who throws in the most ridiculous scorecards time and time again.

    I think they like using women as the fans will probably think they are just stupid women who dont know how to score a fight.

    Anything wider than 116-112 in that fight for Lopez, is suspicous. As there really isnt much dispute that Loma won at least 4 rounds of the fight from anyone who has watched it. You can also argue on the other hand that Lopez definitely won 6 rounds. So there is really only a couple of swing rounds and the scorecards should be over a narrow spread as a result
     
  14. VBOX

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    Lederman seems to score for the aggressor. Lopez wasn't really hitting Loma in the face all that much through the first 6 but won because Loma did even less. On the flip side Loma was the aggressor after the halfway point and actually landing damaging punches, Lopez was even clinching at one point after getting rocked by a flurry. Meanwhile all of those rounds still go to Lopez. I don't understand her scoring criteria. Is it damage? Aggression? **** me I don't know lol.

    For the record I think Lopez won and I'm not disputing that, I just can't see him winning more than 8 rounds.
     
  15. shadow111

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    Alright so I'm reading this article on ringtv. I'm just reading it, I'm not saying this is gospel or anything but I'm just trying to get other people's viewpoints of how close these rounds were.

    https://www.ringtv.com/611759-defen...ard-and-other-takeaways-from-teofimo-triumph/

    "In round 8, Teofimo landed about the same amount and threw maybe 20 punches more than Loma. Was that a CLEAR Loma round? It was not. But I’m seeing people declare that, while hammering Lederman."

    "Round 10, was that a clear Loma round, even though Lopez threw maybe 10 or 20 punches more than him? It wasn’t clear, in fact. The only thing separating the two might be who you “liked” more going into it. The first 1/3 was a tossup, Loma probably got the second third, and maybe he got the last third, in the round that saw Lopez hit him on the beltline while he helped the rival fire low by putting his right forearm on the top of his head. Anyone saying that was a clear Loma round is WRONG, and pretty much obliterating their ability to cogently argue that anyone elses’ ability and competence to judge a fight is in question. So stop it, get over it, judging boxing is ridiculously subjective. Julie Lederman got the right guy winning, and too many of you are now acting like your buttons are pre-set, bitching about judging."

    These are interesting points, according this writer, rounds 8 and 10 were not clear Loma rounds, essentially seen as toss ups. And of course there's the low blow / belt-line shot to muddy the waters a little bit in the 10th.