The BoxingArts Composite Scorecard for the second Canelo Alvarez / Canelo Alvarez fight has Canelo Alvarez beating Gennady Golovkin 116 to 112. The Nevada State Athletic Commission Scorecard also has Alvarez winning the fight, but in a majority draw. Judges Dave Moretti and Steve Weisfeld both scored the fight 115 / 113 for Alvarez, while Judge Glenn Feldman scored the fight an even 114 / 114 draw. But it's not that simple. Judge Dave Moretti has one outlier round. He scored round seven 10 / 9 for Golovkin. The other two judges had it 10 / 9 for Alvarez. Judge Steve Weisfeld also has one outlier round. He scored round eight 10 / 9 for Golovkin. The other two judges had it 10 / 9 for Alvarez. Judge Glenn Feldman has two outlier rounds. He scored rounds nine and twelve 10 / 9 for Golovkin. The other two judges had both of them 10 / 9 for Alvarez. The BoxingArts Composite Scorecard eliminates outlier round scores, based on the assumption that the two judges who are in agreement probably scored the round correctly, and the judge who scored it differently got it wrong. BoxingArts scores those rounds the same as the two judges who are in agreement. If two judges can determine the outcome of a fight, then two judges should be able to determine the outcome of a round. After implementing these changes, BoxingArts scored the fight 116 to 112 for Canelo Alvarez. For reference, the Official Nevada State Athletic Commission Scorecard is shown further down. Each of the outlier rounds is marked with red arrows. Judge Dave Moretti, with one outlier round, gets a 9.0 rating for this fight. Judge Glenn Feldman, with two outlier rounds, gets an 8.0 rating for this fight. Judge Steve Weisfeld, with one outlier round, gets a 9.0 rating for this fight.

Below is the Nevada State Athletic Commission Scorecard for the second Canelo Alvarez / Gennady Golovkin fight. The outlier scores are marked with red arrows. Note that Judge Dave Moretti one outlier round. Judge Adelaide Byrd has five outlier rounds, and Judge Don Trella has one outlier round.

BoxingArts does not score fights independently of the official judges. It relies upon the official judges’ experience, qualifications, and ringside presence to determine who won each round and ultimately who won the fight. The BoxingArts Composite Scorecard is the only truly reliable method of determining the outcome of a fight.