How do you feel about the results of Sergey Kovalev vs. Andre Ward?
I feel the judge’s decision was fair and if Sergey got the nod I’d feel the same. It was a close bout.Scoring a boxing match is subjective so in a close contest like Kovalev vs Ward it’s understandable that competent judges and knowledgeable fans may arrive at different outcomes. On this one the three official scorecards agreed. How a judge weighs pertinent factors such as punches landed, defense, effective aggression and ring generalship will be influenced by an individual’s perception and preference. Also, using the ten point must system versus aggregate numbers or devistation of punches landed can sometimes make for what looks to be inaccurate scoring. Boxing is scored on a round by round basis. Winning a round solidly 10 points to 9 points counts the same as wining a razor-thin round 10 to 9.Also I’d like to weigh in on a common misconception. Sergey being the reigning champ should have no impact on scoring the fight. The idea of a boxer having an unwritten edge by being the current Champ is a wive’s tale. Under the rules it’s not a factor.In the rematch Ward gets the headline honors: it’ll be Ward vs Kovelev.
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What is the best job to become very rich?
Three fool-proof steps to becoming rich in the United States:Find and get the proper training for a career that pays $100–250k per year. Finish this during your 20s. Typical paths include: master tradesman, software engineer, traditional engineer, medical doctor, or lawyer. Things that do not require taking on enormous debts and are obtainable earlier on are preferable here, such as master tradesman or engineering. These paths are pretty well established, unlike starting your own business, so the risk in pursuing these paths is low. No need to go to an ivy league school here, either.Live WAY beneath your means. Spend around $50–60k/year on your family (or less).Invest $10–30k/year in a mixture of stocks and real estate for 30 years. Pickup The Wall Street Journal. Complete Personal Finance Guidebook (The Wall Street Journal Guidebooks): Jeff D. Opdyke: 9780307336002: Amazon.com: Books and The Wall Street Journal. Complete Personal Finance Guidebook (The Wall Street Journal Guidebooks): Jeff D. Opdyke: 9780307336002: Amazon.com: Books. Don’t buy get-rich-quick hype. That doesn’t mean you can’t be entrepreneurial, but know that there are risks there!Rich by 55, practically guaranteed. Does require an enormous amount of hard work early on, though, so plan on working your butt off between the ages of 15–25, then being able to slow down a bit after that.But what if I want to be FABULOUSLY RICH? ($100M+)Well, the only way to become fabulously rich is to build a gigantic business, like Steve Jobs, Bill Gates, or numerous tycoons in oil, railroads, real estate, and media. Or inherit money from someone who did. Or both (think Donald Trump). Average rich, however ($2–10M) is very obtainable using the above 3-step plan.