When a fighter gets knockout..the scorecards do not matter

your man lost on the cards on the 2nd and 3rd fights. close fight, but your man did lose.

 

I was making a joke about Lewis-Klitschko since people always say "Klitschko was up on the cards!!" (as if that really matters when your face looks like a used maxi-pad)

 

I completely agree. I always mention this in the Froch-Taylor threads. "Taylor was winning and Froch got lucky in the last 30s." That is stupid, Froch won by KO. full stop.

 

What matters to you is the result, and you don't care about the process? atsch

Man you suck.. It's like, you don't care about what you eat, what's important is the ****..

Look, you could eat mud and thrash on the process because at the end of the day, it'll turn into ****.. :rofl

Man, you really sucks.. :deal

 

Using your logic.. Then, there's no sense in watching the whole fight.. What for? The result is what's important.. atsch

 

Ya, this is what Khan fans use in the Garcia fight.. even though it was only 4 rounds and Garcia scored a KD in the 3rd making it even before the TKO.. lol.

 

It sure does...

Just take a look at Sergio "Maravilla" Martinez vs Kermit "Frog Leap" Cintron.
Sergio KO'd him in the 7th or 8th, but ended up with a Majority Draw on the scorecards. :bart

 

What?

 

Andrade KOd Bute in the 12th, and ended up losing by UD12

 

Didn't he score 3?

 

Yes, for that fight.... but the score cards tell a lot about who was actually the better fighter.

If one guy is clearly up on the scorecards and then gets stopped... there are some reason to think the guy with the score cards might win most fights if they met repeatedly.

Think Rahman vs Lewis.. Lewis was up on the scorecards.

and many others..

 

Depends on regulations in place but often you cannot be saved by the bell in any round except the last.