Pretty good assessment, but unfortunately brings the cry babies out in force once again. Here's a message to the cry babies:-Most impartial observers thought this fight was very close AND very difficult to score. Just because the official decision is different from your scoring does NOT make the outcome a robbery. A different set of judges might have given it to Ruiz-Bolt. Another set might have scored a draw. It was that kind of fight.
But that's what I've been saying all along. You could make a case either way. In the arena I had it 116-113 Froch. Rewatching on tv I had it 115-113 Froch. However, whilst I would have disappointed had the scores been reversed I wouldn't have complained. Will be very interesting to read what the reporters at Boxing News have to say
My problem with the thread starter is not the fight nor the overall results. While everyone should respect close rounds and their ability to scored either way, scoring round 11 for Froch is outright wrong. If Froch won this fight, it was not with round 11. He lost that round convincingly!
Stfu, if the judges lets say give it to Dirrell, you be crying for a robbery saying (How could the judges give it to a runner?).
Perfect example when you got most ****** here that score rounds for a fighter that didn't do anything like the 11th round you just mention. To score the 11th round For Froch just proved that "ko kidd" is a ******ed poster with an 8 year old brain.
I agree 100%.. the overall decision can be a bad one at most.. but a 10-9 to Froch in the 11th is a robbery of its own..
This guy gave Froch rounds 10-12, if you score those rounds right Dirrell wins it. I mean you might make a case for round 12, but you gave Froch rounds 10 AND ****ing 11? :-(