Well.... that was pretty terrible.
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Ot may have came across different on tv but everyone there seemed to think it was a good fight, I enjoyed it until I heard the words 'split decision', still pissed off over that now.
[Poor language removed] a rematch its pointless other than to line a few pockets.
I was on the floor tonight behind the sky guys, had a great laugh with jonny nelson who took it in good fun when I wolf whistled jim and told him he looked sexy but dont ley Huck see it when he was getting make up put on him.
Paul Smith also asked the staff to take all his mic gear off so he could walk around and get his pic took with my gf. Froch on the other hand seemed to be a miserable [Poor language removed]
Re-watch the fight, bellew won rounds 9-12, the other rounds were pick-em rounds with very few punches landing from either. I personally had bellew winning by 2-3 rounds but it wasnt the worst judges card you will ever see.
I thought the first 7 could have gone either way. Cleverly was accurate and bellew aggresive. After that it was clear IMO. There used to be a rule the fighter coming forward and being aggresive was favoured. Not sure if that's still the case?
Sometimes it takes a lot to change a judges mind if you start slow, it's human nature to pick a side and you base that on first impressions. Could take two strong rounds to get them to start changing shared rounds into wins.
Sometimes it takes a lot to change a judges mind if you start slow, it's human nature to pick a side and you base that on first impressions. Could take two strong rounds to get them to start changing shared rounds into wins.
B-Hop made a career (and a half) out of starting and finishing strongly. Look tidy in the first two and you've set the judges minds in place. Finish the last two strongly and you're likely to win. The middle eight of his fights are often ugly dirges.
Never noticed that before. Now you mention it.....
I think it's true of quite a few fighters, mostly to preserve energy for a big finish. Hopkins is an extreme case, imo, as he's had to compensate over time. His aim in the middle rounds seems to be not to lose, rather than attempt to win, and expend minimal effort. It's clever, if ultimately dull for a spectator.