I only saw Munoz on his arse that's why I've asked.I'm at a very slow pc and the image it's freezing from time to time
Kameda v Olteanu Jose Roberto Torres 113-115 Levi Martinez 112-116 Roberto Ramirez 118-110 How can the scores be like that did the first judge saw another fight than the 3rd saw ? I wonder who was right.
Very very wide. I missed the first two rounds but 115 looks as wide as it could of been for me unless there was an early KD i missed. WesT I've read that Olteanu ran Daiki very close down to the wire so it might be worth a watch with the way these score cards look.
Yep, I caught onto it when you did. Very wide. I thought it was going to be Munoz's down the stretch.
With the deduction which i thought was very harsh seeing as Koki wasn't fighting the cleanest himself and the knockdown I had it too Koki by one without seeing the 1st or 2nd. Was surprised how he had hurt Munoz so many times as well had him rocked by those fast counters. Needs to engage more though he could of made that a lot easier on himself in those late rounds if he pressed a bit more.
Kameda vs. Olteanu was clearly one of the biggest robberies in this year, Kameda threw so few punches (I overrated also his punching power, the Romanian seem to have a solid chin, but still, he couldn´t even hurt him), Silvio is a very solid volume puncher who is also technically pretty good, he won at least 8 rounds, he landed more, he had the hardest shots of the fight, he was quicker, threw combinations, etc...
I felt Koki Kameda won this fight clear. Munoz was hitting arms and elbows all night. Clean effective punching was all Kameda. Shocking round by round analysis by a few in here.