Your favorite emotional break downs by posters during a fight?

like i've said many times before, dirrell had the ability to beat froch, but he was too defensive minded and gave rounds away that he could of won just for that very reason against a home town fighter. i hope dirrell has learned his lesson.

 

to be honest i've only watched the fight once, and that was live. i believe that you'll have to watch a fight 2-3 times atleast to really make a accurate scorecard in that person's view. at the time i watched it, i was quite annoyed with dirrell that he chose to box the way he did. i expected better from him. i actually expected dirrell to give froch a lot of problems, more than he actually did on the night. in a rematch i think dirrell would do better. the way i looked at it was he gave rounds away that he could of won.

 

not only do you have to win the rounds, you have to win them clearly, and that's what i meant by throwing the rounds away. at the time i thought dirrell was winning rounds, and then he let froch in for the last minute or so in rounds, and i was thinking dirrell is not going to win rounds in another country like this. watch the fight and see how many rounds dirrell let froch in near the end of rounds. lack of experience me thinks. like i said, lesson learned .

 

that would be ****in ace !!!

Spongebob ya bass !

 

the way i personally scored it would of had dirrell as a winner, but me scoring the fight realistically as a judge, well then yes the last minute of every round is very important. it's been made clear that is the most important stage in a fight, why do you think fighters train to fight in burst in the last 30 seconds-1 minute? it's because of that very reason.

 

my favourite breakdown was by michigan worrier during the froch - dirrell fight. talk about deluded nutnut:nut

 

Sshhh dont ruin it , I dont think he's spotted the irony yet.

 

you've actually proven my point by posting that clip. froch in the last 45 seconds was the busier fighter. that's what i mean by giving rounds away as that's the time fighters should step it up instead it was the time dirrell stood back and let froch come in. like i said, i hope it's a lesson learned.

 

stealing rounds is normally by being the busier fighter near the end of the rounds, i thought everyone knew that. when you watch boxers train, don't you wonder why they have a little buzzing clock that reminds them to step it up in the last 30 seconds? don't you wonder why they do that? well now you know.


i can't even remember the 11th, and if it's that clear, then i'll probably agree with you and say the judge was blind.