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Only if it's an important fight, like for a belt or to settle an old score or something.Yes so they can run it back.
For ordinary fights? Who cares, they're equal, move on to the next matchup
Only if it's an important fight, like for a belt or to settle an old score or something.Yes so they can run it back.
I'de rather see a draw.Hardly an event goes by with out some outcry over at least one decision that transpired on the card.
Within the rules; it's perfectly acceptable to award a 10-10 but sometimes it seems like the judges are so unsure that they just flip a coin as to who to award the 10 and 9 points to after each round. Would you like it to be encouraged, to a degree, that if the judges are really unsure who won the round that they should score it a 10-10?
Obviously, this would result in more draws, but would you rather a fighter who has spent months training for a fight have a draw (at the very least) on his or her record instead of a highly-disputed loss? Is walking away with a draw better than being robbed and having that forever on your record?