I had it 3 rds a piece, so with the KD, I think Taylor was up by a point. Most of the rounds were close, and I could see giving the champion the benefit of the doubt in a close round, but to not give the nod to the aggressor (Pavlik) in any of the rounds is awful judging. The most glaring argument for Pavilk atleast being within a point or even up in the fight is the fact that Emanuel Steward said in between atleast TWO rounds that JT had just lost that round and was behind on the scorecards. Then, after the fight JT was obviously surprised when Larry Merchant told him that he was up by 3 and 4 points on the cards. JT not only was surprised, but actually said "I thought I was losing". All of this being said by the trainer and fighter themselves that lost is quite damning evidence to some seriously poor judging.