Please score this fight

I feel tired just looking at the still screen never mind score the fight.

 

I couldn't make it passed the 3rd, sorry buddy

 

I counted 5 times in this fight when James Toney was on the canvas, 3 from knockdowns and 2 from slips. He was also prevented from falling out of the ring one time in the eighth. My favorite rounds were the fourth, sixth and eleventh, where the ref had to stop the action for 2 minutes at a time to mop James Toney's sweat off the canvas.

1. 10-8 Browne (KD)
2. 10-9 Browne
3. 9-10 Toney
4. 10-10 even
5. 10-9 Browne
6. 10-8 Browne (KD)
7. 10-8 Browne (KD)
8. 10-9 Browne (Toney KD prevented by the ropes)
9. 10-10 even
10. 10-9 Browne
11. 10-10 even
12. 10-9 Browne

My score is 119-109 Browne. Same as one of the judges. Another judge had it even wider, 120-108. And the third judge had it slightly closer, 117-111.

 

Round1
10-9 Brown

Round2
10..........:tired

 

I will not.

But I've only heard people post scores similar to that of the judges. This is the first I've heard of Toney actually winning some rounds on someone's scorecard.

 

Which rounds and what exactly made them so clearly his?

 

Yes, I'm a troll and so were the three judges. And, by your own admission, everyone else you have spoken to about this fight is a troll. Everyone but you.

I don't care if the ref counted over him or not. They were clear knockdowns from punches. And look closer at my score. I didn't score a kd for the ropes thing because that is rare for someone to do. Plus if I scored a kd for everytime Toney went bouncing off the ropes in this fight I would have scored at least 3 more kds than I did, since Toney did it repeatedly. So you should be grateful I cut him a break.

I could only find one round to give Toney in this fight, the third, since Browne did nothing in that round and at least Toney was using a defensive jab. For most of the fight Toney had zero offense. Toney's first signs of offense in this fight were in the eighth round when he went to the body and actually landed for the first time, but still got outworked. He was so exhausted by that round that he was walking around the ring for the next two rounds visibly wheezing.

The best round actionwise was the twelfth. For the first 30 seconds Toney decided to go for the knockout, then started wheezing hard again and abandoned the idea. Then Browne suddenly discovered he had a jab, and Toney had no answer for it. In that round, Toney actually made Browne look like Larry Holmes in there.

Where is your round by round?