Gonzalez didn't do much at all in the first four rounds, so those are all Estrada rounds. Chocolatito took the fifth and Estrada came back and got the sixth. That's already five rounds for Estrada. Now, how can you begin to claim that Estrada didn't win at least one or two of the last six? I watched it three times and depending on what t…
Gonzalez didn't do much at all in the first four rounds, so those are all Estrada rounds. Chocolatito took the fifth and Estrada came back and got the sixth. That's already five rounds for Estrada. Now, how can you begin to claim that Estrada didn't win at least one or two of the last six? I watched it three times and depending on what the judges were looking at Chocolatito could have earned the decision, but to say he was robbed is ridiculous.
CompuBox is not everything - but Estrada outlanded Gonzalez in exactly 1 of the 12 rounds (the 11th and that was by 1). In terms of power punches, Estrada outlanded Chocolatito in 4 of the 12 rounds. Having the 12th for Estrada was wild. There was certainly no grounds at all to give more than 2 of the first 4 rounds to Estrada.
Gonzalez didn't do much at all in the first four rounds, so those are all Estrada rounds. Chocolatito took the fifth and Estrada came back and got the sixth. That's already five rounds for Estrada. Now, how can you begin to claim that Estrada didn't win at least one or two of the last six? I watched it three times and depending on what the judges were looking at Chocolatito could have earned the decision, but to say he was robbed is ridiculous.
CompuBox is not everything - but Estrada outlanded Gonzalez in exactly 1 of the 12 rounds (the 11th and that was by 1). In terms of power punches, Estrada outlanded Chocolatito in 4 of the 12 rounds. Having the 12th for Estrada was wild. There was certainly no grounds at all to give more than 2 of the first 4 rounds to Estrada.