“Aljamain spoke on why he was so sure he was ahead. As a matter of fact, he not only believed he was ahead those 3 rounds, going into 4 and 5, he though he had 2 10-8 rounds. Aljamain needs to learn something from this – do not do that kind of math again. Aljamain was wrong, that is not what the judges saw.<\/em><\/p>\n Continuing to speak about the fight and judging of same, Chael had this to say:<\/p>\n “One judge didn’t even see the first 3 rounds. This was a slippery slope, very slippery. The control was there for a 10-8 but not the damage. But set that aside, I’ve been stunned that people are pushing back and don’t think he (Aljamain Sterling) won the fight. That’s just not what I saw, I saw it exactly the way Aljamain did.”<\/em><\/p>\n “When you come down to judging, none of us full know what that means. We don’t fully know. We’re given a very broad overview at the start of absolutely every event. Judging specifically is not overly subjective, however, it does have elements which are subjective.”<\/em><\/p>\n![\"Aljamain](\"http:\/\/staging.tcpcharms.com\/bjpenn\/wp-content\/uploads\/2022\/04\/Aljamain-Sterling-1.jpg\")
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