At the end of the Lightweight BKFC match this morning, November 13, the challenge-Vietnamese-descent boxer Dat Nguyen-lost to the defending champion Luis Palomino by calculating the point of agreement with a score of 49-46, 48-47, 50-45.
Although losing the battle is very unfortunate, Dat Nguyen has devoted a match with the top attacks.
In the first 2 rounds of the match, Dat Nguyen played with a very strong attack, he constantly chased Luis Palomino, launched hooks, combo Left Hook – Right Hook continuously. This is also the match that most viewers agree that Dat Nguyen is overwhelming compared to Palomino.
The third half is probably a bit controversial, when even though there is still the opportunity to launch very powerful punches, Dat does not create so many threats for Palomino – Peruvian puncher still maintains the movement outside the reach of Dat.
This caused Dat Nguyen's corner to scream to him, requesting Dat to repeat the law to launch continuous hooks as 1-2.
Unfortunately, it did not improve the game in the last 2 rounds. Dat Nguyen tried to narrow the gap with the opponent, but not too successful, especially in the fourth half, he still had to receive a pretty painful uppercut.
Dat fighting was very explosive in the last 20 seconds, unfortunately it was not enough to salvage his victory on the transcript.
Therefore, Dat Nguyen's loss results may not be surprised. However, the transcript of the Florida referees made many boxers angry: A referee marked 50-45, that is, the dot for Palomino to win all the half.
“The arbitrator bites the leaves today or does it score like that?” @Jhall wrote on Twitter. As a result, a series of rules from Matthew Wells (MMAjunkie's writer), Buff MMA, Guru Scouting MMA also agreed that the score did not reflect the match.