Not for televised fights that can be seen by anyone, it don't take a genius to count.
You might find it difficult though.
lol at these Pacfans you guys never seize to amaze yeah we can all count in slow motion but see landed punches/half blocked are open to interpretation and Compubox is notorious for having inaccurate power punches stats so unless you want fights to be scored to who ever throws more which is the only thing we could double check and agree on then compubox is just as ****** as using Lederman score card
they did that for 1 rd on a thread on here earlier.
It still caused arguments with people saying punches landed that werent counted. btw the "revised" compubox stats for that rd had Bradley landing more than Pac.
Besides, punches landing doesnt determine who won a fight. And if it does end up that way, expect an end of KOs with fighters concentrating on touching each other as many times as possible with their gloves instead of using power
exactly there is no way in hell Pacquiao landed 50% against Mosley no ****ing way
exactly there is no way in hell Pacquiao landed 50% against Mosley no ****ing way
as i said on another thread i reckon the 2 guys doing compubox are Lampley and Lederman. It would explain some of the ridiculous numbers it comes up with at times
FirePunch, I'm not sure if you understand, but relying on Compubox more heavily than "common sense" or interpretation is what the TS is advocating. Merely looking at numbers (which are ironically based on two humans' interpretation), pure data over the the existing scoring criteria (you know, punches landed, effective aggression, defence, ring generalship....) and, if I understand the notion, changing the result at a later date upon further analysis if necessary. So where do multiple knockdowns come into it if you are ultimately outlanded? What if a fighter lands more punches in less rounds but is outlanded in the majority of rounds fought? I'm interested in your opinion on these things... minus the condescending tone, if you will.
FirePunch, I'm not sure if you understand, but relying on Compubox more heavily than "common sense" or interpretation is what the TS is advocating. Merely looking at numbers (which are ironically based on two humans' interpretation), pure data over the the existing scoring criteria (you know, punches landed, effective aggression, defence, ring generalship....) and, if I understand the notion, changing the result at a later date upon further analysis if necessary. So where do multiple knockdowns come into it if you are ultimately outlanded? What if a fighter lands more punches in less rounds but is outlanded in the majority of rounds fought? I'm interested in your opinion on these things... minus the condescending tone, if you will.
It would not purely be a straight punches landed system, it needs to be tweaked, but even in its most simplest form it is superior to our current system
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