Good call. Actually, a lot of Eubank fights could qualify. Half the round he stood there posing, letting guys outwork him for a bit, and then he'd unleash heavy shots, evening it out in a maddening way.
As mentioned the Zarate Pintor fight. I watched it yesterday after all these years and what a great fight. I think there were a lot of rounds in that fight that could go either way. Watching it I thought Pintor nicked it. Funny though at the end Zarate looked as surprised that he lost as Pintor did that he won.
I felt the same, Clottey landed a lot of uppercuts throughout, that flash knockdown from a jab in round one was crucial. James Toney - Montell Griffin Sergio Martinez - Paul Williams I Daniel Williams - John McDermott Bernard Hopkins - Joe Calzaghe Jimmy Young - Muhammad Ali
Jermain Taylor vs. Bernard Hopkins. Both fights, especially the second. So many rounds when neither guy did ****
Jermain Taylor vs. Bernard Hopkins. Both fights, especially the second. So many rounds when neither guy did ****
Byrd vs Golota I couldn't score for a winner. I was glad that the fight was a draw, too close for me to call.
I don't find fights difficult to score because the rounds I'm unsure about should be 10-10. I don't understand the irrational fear of scoring rounds even. If there's serious doubt or a lot of room for interpretation that means you should score it even and move on. The onus is on the fighters to win a round clearly, that's how they can get ahead on the score cards. The onus shouldn't be on the judge to decipher something difficult. Its a boxing match, not code breaking.