When? Again, you don't understand what the AP is. It's a collection of first hand sources from the Newspaper Guild..etc., not a collective thought atsch Tim is the AP's big fight boxing writer, and has been for some time, and yes, he is one man. There's no mathetmatical formula of average that will give you a 115-113 score card. You would have to poll each individual round, most votes determines who won the round, but that's not a mathematical average. The poll said "An informal poll of newspapers at ringside had DeLahoya winning 12 of 17. Oscar won the "newspaper decision". Over 70%. If I confused you by mistyping "to" instead "of" I'm sorry, but it was 12 out of 17. But for a guy trying to act so damn smart, you surely should have realized that.
De la Hoya spent the second half of the fight either on his bicycle or flat out running for dear life. I find it hard to score rounds for a guy who doesn't want to FIGHT..