Didn't Bother Watching Matthysse-Alexander, But Know What Happened

[ILLuminato]

Let me guess. Lucas Matthysse threw more punches, especially hard right hands to the body, and probably outlanded Alexander by Compubox. But Alexander "landed the cleaner more effective shots"! I should get a reward for this psychic ability!

And, he deserved the decision because he landed the cleaner more effective shots and his defense because he flickered out a few jabs while backing up. Alexander probably broke down late in the fight, but made it look like he finished strong at the end of the fight, while Matthysse had not a scratch.

[Medved]

Even worse.
He got
-out punched
-out landed
-knocked down
-clinching on for dear life
-threw pitter patter punches that didnt hurt Lucas even once.
-looked like a little boy in there
-running away

and guess who was the judge? well of course the guy who had it 116-112 Alexander, Kotelnik and he found a way to give him 7 rounds this time. Home Cooking wouldve been a DRAW, this is a clear robbery.

[teddycanyon]

Let me guess. Lucas Matthysse threw more punches, especially hard right hands to the body, and probably outlanded Alexander by Compubox. But Alexander "landed the cleaner more effective shots"! I should get a reward for this psychic ability!

And, he deserved the decision because he landed the cleaner more effective shots and his defense because he flickered out a few jabs while backing up. Alexander probably broke down late in the fight, but made it look like he finished strong at the end of the fight, while Matthysse had not a scratch.

Alexander clearly lost the tenth. It was still a close fight because of Alexander's technique, but make no mistake about it, the result would be different if there were two more rounds.

[Major Motoko]

Alexader looked all beat up too and Matthysse, not so much.

[VERDUGO]

you're wrong about who landed the cleaner and effective shots.

It wasn't Alexander.

[shenmue]

Matthysse clearly landed the cleaner, effective and more hurtful punches.

[ILLuminato]

Even worse.
He got
-out punched
-out landed
-knocked down
-clinching on for dear life
-threw pitter patter punches that didnt hurt Lucas even once.
-looked like a little boy in there
-running away

and guess who was the judge? well of course the guy who had it 116-112 Alexander, Kotelnik and he found a way to give him 7 rounds this time. Home Cooking wouldve been a DRAW, this is a clear robbery.

While one judge did have Alexander winning 7 rounds, the Kotelnik judge did give Alexander 6 rounds. I saw the Kotelnik fight and though Alexander lost too.

So why do you guys think all these fighters are getting robbed?

[KeepOnPushing]

Alexander was in there Slapping little feather fisted punches just making noises as if he's hurting someone when he's hitting with cupcakes in his gloves...

i mean get real , dude throws so many meaningless punches and just makes a bunch of noise while at it , he had a few moments where he boxed good i'll admit that but for the most part a bunch of worthless touching punches followed up with "Ahh ahh ahh"....."Ahh Ahh Ahh"....


this is Pro not Am , score the fight like two men are fighting.

[ILLuminato]

Alexander was in there Slapping little feather fisted punches just making noises as if he's hurting someone when he's hitting with cupcakes in his gloves...

i mean get real , dude throws so many meaningless punches and just makes a bunch of noise while at it , he had a few moments where he boxed good i'll admit that but for the most part a bunch of worthless touching punches followed up with "Ahh ahh ahh"....."Ahh Ahh Ahh"....


this is Pro not Am , score the fight like two men are fighting.

I agree. I'm asking everybody in this thread to please disclose the following: who won Martinez-Williams 1, Matthysse-Judah, Alexander Kotelnik, and of course this fight last night.

[Medved]

Fun Fact, Judge Denny Nelson has only judged 2 fights out of 1000's in Missouri, both Kotelnik and Tonights fight with Devon Alexander. all his other fights have been in MN and SD with some international judging (very few)