the what fights did you watch today\scorecard thread.

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Roberto Duran vs Javier Muniz, brother of Mando Muniz

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i wonder what happened to the last round.

Anyways, total domination by Duran. I had it 90-80 until it cut off I know it was a Duran W10...

 

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Eerily similar to Duran-Moore...same round, same kind of fall, same type of stoppage, same beating , everything.

Duran was in his finest here.

 

Same … thumb?

 

LOL ptobably!

 

Also I noticed too, same going to the wrong corner lol here he did it 3 times!

 

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Roberto "legkiller" Duran lol
And this time, he did not have time to go to the wrong corner!!

 

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Im not sure i should post my scorecards here, i dont want to spoil it for those of you who havent seen these fights.

That said, are we possibly looking at the future of Puerto Rican boxing here???

 

Kevin Kelley v Harold Warren

Round 1: 10-9 Kelley
Round 2: 10-9 Kelley
Round 3: 10-9 Warren
Round 4: 10-9 Warren
Round 5: 10-9 Kelley
Round 6: 10-10 Even
Round 7: 10-9 Kelley
Round 8: 10-10 Even
Round 9: 10-9 Kelley
Round 10: 10-9 Kelley

Total: 98-94 Kelley (actual scores: 95-94, 95-94 and 97-93 all for Kelley)

This was a decent fight fought unnecessarily (for Kelley) at close quarters. This fight illustrates why Kelley was a popular/boxoffice attraction. He was a boxfighter and instead of sticking to his neat boxing, he would engage, which made for exciting fights. Harold Warren was a very good infighter and Kelley always found himself in the trenches with him swapping blows. The decision was good, but strange. By that I mean, 2 scores of 95-94. I'm not referencing the closeness, but I am perplexed on how they came to those numbers. There were no knockdowns, no point deductions (that I'm aware of) and every round was close. So how did 2 judges come to a score that equates to 6-5 in rounds??? Anyone have any ideas? The only thing I can come up with was the 2 judges gave Kelley a 10-8 round somewhere along the way and would have had it a draw otherwise. But again, there was nothing dominant. A very evenly contested fight.

 

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Very interesting bout...

 

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Ernie fought similar to his more famous brother, Danny, but without the bombing power Danny had.

RIP both.

 

Isn’t Danny still alive? Or were you referring to Napoles and Ernie?

 

He is still alive. Ernie isn't. But also Danny doesnt box anymore, thats why I said he had power...

I hope Danny is here with us 50 more years. Nice guy! I got his autograph.

 

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I love how Napoles uses his jab to set up other blows.

He probably had one of the best jabs in Welterweight history.

 

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What can I say? you'll see it...

I need to add, even if you dont understand Spanish, those 60s era Mexican TV commercials are gold!