Are deeply deeply flawed... Not only do they miss certain shots, but they also dont count body shots, i saw some vicious bodyshots land and still no points. The Karl Dargan (US) - Johnathan Gonzalez Ortiz (PR) was a disgrace, the points were totally misscored for the American during the last two rounds. I just dont understand what these people are looking at. Does anyone have any knowledge how they score this garbage?
Man was just watching it down here in PR and the judging is as garbage as it can be. I actually don't know how they score it but its a disgrace. Jonnathan only scored 4 points during the first round. During the next 3 rounds not even a point was scored in his favor. That is just IMPOSSIBLE.
I was JUST ABOUT to make a thread about the Karl Dagan fight..that was indeed a ****ING disgrace. I want to see American success in amateur boxing, but they rewarded him that win. Gonzalez deserved that fight..he was literally beating the hell out of Dagan who was friggn' running the last minute and whenever Dagan would fling out the jab, they would give him a point. Then I see the Puerto Rican landing clean shots to the body the entire fight and even snapping Dagan's head back with head shots and get rewarded with no points the last 3 rounds!! ****ing horrible... I've seen it a lot too, they do NOT reward body punches and I think that's just pure BS.
Awarding of Points A. Directives. In awarding points, the following directives shall be observed: 1. Concerning Hits. a. Scoring Hits. During each round, a Judge shall assess the respective scores of each boxer according to the number of hits obtained by each. Each hit to have scoring value must, without being blocked or guarded, land directly with the knuckle part of the closed glove of either hand on any part of the front or sides of the head or body above the belt. Swings landing as above described are scoring hits. The value of hits scored in a rally of infighting shall be assessed at the end of such rally and shall be credited to the boxer who has had the better of the exchanges according to the degree of his superiority; and 22 b. Non-scoring Hits. Non-scoring hits are hits which are struck by a boxer: 1) while infringing any of the Rules; 2) with the side, the back, the inside of the glove or with the open glove or any part other than the knuckle part of the closed glove; 3) which land on the arms; or 4) which merely connect, without the weight of the body or shoulder. 2. Concerning Fouls. Referee Warning. If the Referee warns one of the competitors, the Judges may award two points to the other competitor by pressing the appropriate button on the pad of CSS. 3. Concerning the Awarding of Points. a. Points Determination. The awarding of points shall follow the principles: one point for every correct hit; b. End of a Contest. If, at the end of a contest a Judge is informed that the boxers are equal in points, he shall award the decision to the boxer: 1) Who has done most of the leading off or who has shown the better style; or if equal in that respect, 2) Who has shown the better defence (blocking, parrying, ducking, side-stepping, etc.) by which the opponent’s attacks have been made to miss. A winner must be nominated in all Tournaments. In Dual Matches, a draw decision may be awarded; and c. Knock-downs. No extra points shall be awarded for knock-down. 4. CSS – the scoring system and its associated equipment is named after its inventor, Prof. Anwar Chowdhry, as the ”Chowdhry Scoring System” (CSS). a. The CSS shall be used in all International competitions and the following provisions shall apply: 1) With the CSS, the points decision is made up of the correct hits and all other information each Judge feeds into the computer by pressing the respective button; 2) On the basis of the correct hits and all other information recorded the final result is calculated automatically, the fundamental principle being that only such blows are recorded for the final result that have been fed in simultaneously by at least three of the five Judges; 3) In the CSS, a deduction of two points (equivalent to two scoring blows) is made for a warning; 23 4) The winner on points shall be determined on the basis of the total number of correct hits scored during the four rounds. They are not converted into scoring points. The boxer having scored the most correct hits shall be declared the winner; and 5) Apart from the combined final result (the total of all blows that have been recorded simultaneously by at least three Judges) the individual score of each of the five Judges shall be kept. If, at the end of a bout, both competitors have scored an equal number of blows in the combined score, the boxer having scored the most hits in the three individual Judges’ scores that remain when deleting the highest and the lowest score, shall be declared the winner. If these are equal, too, the five Judges shall be required to award the decision in accordance with Rule XVII, Paragraph 3.b., by pressing the respective button. b. In case the CSS is being used, no Judges’ score sheets shall be kept. All information required for making up the decision is recorded by the computer and, at the end of the contest, printed out automatically; c. If the CSS becomes defective, the procedure shall be as follows: 1) The President of the Jury shall stop the bout for one minute. If during that period the damage can not be repaired, the bout shall continue. In accordance with Rule XI (Jury), Paragraph B.1, the decision scored by the five Jury members shall be regarded as the official verdict; and 2) If the CSS cannot be repaired, the Jury has the right to decide that in the following bouts Rule XVII, Paragraph 1, 2 and 3 be applied. d. In AIBA Championships and Olympic Games, the CSS shall be operated by persons selected by AIBA; e. In all AIBA World Championships and in all Continental Championships, the CSS must comply with current AIBA specifications; f. The review camera is an integral part of the CSS; and g. If CSS is not available, the scoring Jury or Judge shall use a hand held scoring calculator or clicker device. At the end of the bout, each Jury member or Judge will write his score and sign the appropriate form.
I'd like to point out, that even with the lose of a 2x Olympic Champion and a World Champion.. Cuba walks away with 5/11 Gold medals. Some slip ups, but expect all 11 Cubans to qualify for the Olympics at the World Championships later this year.
The issue is simple, international cometitions that are scored by judges, the judges are nothing but parcial to their countries and even more to money....Boxing is no different to figure skating, gymnastics or any other judge oriented sport unfortunately....it really doesn't matter ...they all know the rules but even more important to them is the all mighty dollar...