What's The Boxing Robbery That You Feel Needs To Be Corrected Most

[Calderownz]

Only two fights come to mind for me.

1. Oscar de La Hoya Vs. Felix Trinidad. I don't care if he ran. I don't care if it wasn't manly. He won 7 to 8 of the 9 rounds in that fight, then coasted for three. At the end of the day, barring a knockdown or HUGE rounds for Trinidad, Oscar wins that fight. It was such a big fight and it was a horrible decision.

One of the judges gave the 12th round when he didn't throw a punch. Just to make up for the shitty judging in the previous rounds. Ridiculous.

2. Meldrick Taylor Vs. Julio Cesar Chavez. I think it should be considered a no decision. Too close to call and I can't say that either man deserved to lose. Considering the paths both men took after the fight, it's hard to call either the better man in a certain sense.

 

[Super Hans]

There are so many robberies out there that i dont know where to start. The biggest robbery in recent times was Robin Reid being denied in Germany against Svenn Ottke. Thats probably the biggest robbery that ive seen live and been truly disgusted with it, go watch it and you will see what i mean. I dont think the Hayemaker willbe letting it go to the cards on july 2nd and i will be there to cheer him on!

 

[Calderownz]

Yeah. Sven is a disgrace. He's the ultimate homeboy of the modern era.

Another that comes to mind would be Julio Cesar Chavez Vs. Pernell Whitaker. Horrible....

But yeah, Sven got horrible decisions like it's nobodies business.

 

[Cvaldezjr04]

did anyone watch the lara vs williams fight this weekend? that was a joke. Lara was kicking Williams ass all night and was denied the victory by the judges. even williams and his trainers knew they were losing. Its really a disgrace.

 

[Calderownz]

did anyone watch the lara vs williams fight this weekend? that was a joke. Lara was kicking Williams ass all night and was denied the victory by the judges. even williams and his trainers knew they were losing. Its really a disgrace.

Honestly, one of the worst decisions of the year. Perhaps the worst in terms of it's significance.

This year has been known for two things. Upsets and robberies. The best and the worst of boxing. Hopefully, things balance out for the second half of the year.