the what fights did you watch today\scorecard thread.

Luisito Espinosa KO1 Raul Perez .

This time I think that it was not a dive , despite that in d 1st KD Raul seemed like taking it , but when he got up and took all of what he took , I doubt that it was a dive .

Sadly , very few fights available from Raul Perez , Wilfredo Vazquez , Orlin Norris , Jesse Fergusson , Dwight Davison , Tony Tucker and many others .

Despite of all d years and all of d uploaders .

I remember that it took a long time until Holyfield vs Tyson #1 got there , only in 2011 or so .

 

Cheers for this I'm a fan of Khaosai, he looks like he's indestructible against so many of his opponents with his stamina, power and chin. Like boys facing a man.

 

:good

 

131. ROCKY MARTINEZ 115 | 112 MIGUEL BELTRAN JR.

RM vs MBJ
9-10
10-9
10-9
9-10
10-9
10-9
10-9
9-10
10-9
9-10
9-9
10-9

 

Cant remember my exact score but I felt Martinez was very fortunate to get that decision.

 

132. Antonio Demarco (TKO 1) John Molina

 

He was a tank at the weight, but could be rocked and dropped. His brother was better IMO.

 

same draw would be fair but i felt martinez lost it by a point or two

 

*cough* Luisito Espinoza *cough*

:tong

 

Johnny Bumphus TD6 Marlon Starling.

This is a rare fight in that the judges round scores were announced after each round. I wasn't seeing it like the judges. If felt like Starling was catching a lot of punches on his arms and gloves and was landing the cleaner punches. Bumphus was fighting Starlings fight on the inside for the most part. They were squaring up on the inside and Starling was the stronge, more accurate fighter. I had it 3-3 at the time of the stoppage. This reminded me a bit of Chavez-Taylor I, in that Starling was doing a lot of damage not easily recognizable. Bumphus' eyes were closing and he was headed toward getting stopped IMO.

 

Starling would've got Bumphus out of there eventually but he was struggling to get a strong foothold in the rounds they did complete.

 

I've heard that Khaosai was eager to avenge his weak brother and openly challenged Espinosa but Espinosa never answered the challenge.

I guess Luisito knew who was the stronger brother!:yep

 

133. JULIO CESAR CHAVEZ 115 | 113 ROCKY LOCKRIDGE

JCC vs RL
9-10
9-10
9-10
10-9
10-9
10-9
10-9
9-10
10-9
10-9
10-9
9-10

 

Wilfredo Vazquez vs Raul Perez #2

(#1 is unavailable)

Vazquez won rds 1 , 2 ( 10 -8 ) and TKOd him in rd 3 after 3 KDs

Wilfredo Vazquez vs Antonio Avelar

rds 1,2 giveable 2 Vazquez but I'd rather score them even of course

Avelar stopped him in d 8th

Wilfredo Vazquez vs Orlando Canizales
Vazquez looked better and aggressed in d eraly rds , Canizales d aggressor
in d late rds .

close fight

 

134. JAMES TONEY 118 | 108 MERQUI SOSA

JT vs MS
10-9
10-9
10-8
10-9
10-9
10-9
9-10
10-9
9-10
10-8
10-9
10-9

No idea how one judge scored this fight 114-113 for Sosa, even if you take away the 10-8 round for the kd, and the point deduction for the low blow this fight is still a 8 point win for Toney.