Tony Harrison vs. Jermell De'Avante Charlo II & Jhack Tepora vs. Oscar Eduardo Escandón Berrío RBR

Drew101 · Dec 22, 2019

IntentionalButt said: ↑

Eh, you also told me that you saw that pattern (of Charlo doing the most work in the first two minutes and Harrison not coming on until late) repeating most strongly in rounds 6-8 and that it was "less so" in the 9th and 10th. If you gave Charlo the 6th and 7th but acknowledge those as close swing rounds, and happen to also feel that of your Harrison rounds three of them (which you've identified as the second, fourth and eighth) could have gone Charlo's way - even if you canceled out by swapping all those rounds you would still wind up with Harrison a point up. To have Charlo up, you would need to "correct" only Harrison rounds into Charlo rounds...and do you really believe there's more budge room in 2/4/8 for Harrison than in 6 & 7 for Charlo? Besides, the criteria for giving Charlo those rounds (or any, in this fight) must be strictly based on volume thrown, as his accuracy (especially relative to Harrison's) was dire. There wasn't a round to my recollection in which Charlo landed more (or even the cleaner, more effective and damaging shots - outside when he dropped Harrison) - and I'm not the only person to harbor suspicion about those lopsided Compubox stats, because Harrison definitely threw more than half as many power shots.
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Just to clarify...

I gave Harrison rounds 6 and 7.

The only rounds I gave to Charlo were 2, 4, and 8.

However, I could see 6 and 7 swinging to Charlo. And, if one were to award 6 and 7 to Charlo on top of the three rounds I (and coincidentally, all three judges) gave him, then he's ahead on the cards due to the KD.

IntentionalButt · Dec 22, 2019

Drew101 said: ↑

Just to clarify...

I gave Harrison rounds 6 and 7.

The only rounds I gave to Charlo were 2, 4, and 8.

However, I could see 6 and 7 swinging to Charlo. And, if one were to award 6 and 7 to Charlo on top of the three rounds I (and coincidentally, all three judges) gave him, then he's ahead on the cards due to the KD.
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Alright, fair...but you can see why many of us thought Harrison won every round in which he kept upright, based on cleaner (if less voluminous) work, yeah?
Whereas, (potentially fudged) stats aside, there's no justification for the pair of wider 96-93 judges' cards in his favor.

Drew101 · Dec 22, 2019

All this talk about scoring notwithstanding, I think a rubber match is in order, if Charlo isn't able to unify with J-Rock next time out.

Drew101 · Dec 22, 2019

IntentionalButt said: ↑

Alright, fair...but you can see why many of us thought Harrison won every round in which he kept upright, yeah? Whereas, (potentially fudged) stats aside, there's no justification for the pair of wider 96-93 judges' cards in his favor.
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I will concede that 96-93 Charlo is a round wide of my acceptable spectrum of cards, which would have been Harrinson 97-92 to Charlo 95-94. I felt pretty confident in giving Charlo the 8th; and I don't think the stats were that skewed, even if Harrison appeared to hold a wider edge. Charlo was getting some work done as well, even if it wasn't being noticed by everyone.

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