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WBC PRAISES PUERTO RICO BOXING COMMISSION By Ronnie Nathanielsz PhilBoxing.com Sat, 15 Mar 2014  Penagaricano. The World Boxing Council headed by its recently elected president Mauricio Sulaiman has praised the Puerton Rico Boxing Commission and said the organization ?is very proud to be back in Puerto Rico for a major boxing show? which will feature the title defense of WBC Super Lightweight Champion Danny Garcia against Mauricio Herrera and the heavyweight final elimination fight between Deontay Wilder and Malik Scott. The WBC singled out Jose (Toto) Pe?agaricano, Senior Advisor of the Puerto Rico Boxing Commission, for having ?afforded exemplary reciprocity to the WBC? which will result in what the WBC said are ? very important and innovative rules and pilot programs will be implemented for the two WBC matches? The rules cited are: 1. Instant Replay provided by Golden Boy Promotions and ShowTime will be available only as a pilot program until the time the law in Puerto Rico, which allows it, is actually implemented to officially put in practice the rule. The procedures and technology will be used to practice and acquire more experience in the use of that important WBC program. 2. Fourth and eight rounds Open Scoring. The rule allows the fighters, their corners and the audience to become aware of the official scores of the judges at the end of the 4th and 8th rounds. That way the fighters and their corners are given the opportunity to adjust their strategy and make the fight more competitive and dramatic. 3. Mohegan Tribe ringside score administration. The computerized ringside score administration system developed by the Mohegan Tribe will also be used as a pilot program in an effort to bring boxing events to the cutting edge of technology. Electronic scoring and administration makes boxing transparent to the public and it is logistically simpler than traditional paper scoring. That system uses handheld tablets for the judges to record their scoring , substituting the paper scorecards. It is considered a simple procedure to make scoring faster and scoring administration automatic.. The Puerto Rico Commission will still rely on paper cards, but it is allowing the electronic scoring system to be tested as a pilot program for judges 'and supervisors' usage. 4. Automatic point deduction on accidental cuts: a point will be deducted to the uncut boxers after an accidental injury (head butt, elbow, etc.). That deduction evens up the playing field and compensates an injured fighter for the shortcomings he must face for the rest of the fight. In conclusion the WBC said it is very happy and thankful for the reciprocity and mutual agreement reached with the Puerto Rico Boxing Commission ?in search of making boxing better at all times.? Click here to view a list of other articles written by Ronnie Nathanielsz.  |
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