Do You Get Angry When the Fighter that Gets the Gift Decision Acts and Celebrates?

I don't get angry but I did kind of laugh at Cintron with his ass-shaking dance against Martinez.

 

That was unbelievable.

How about Casamayor prancing around with the new RING belt after the worst robbery ever against Santa Cruz?

 

I kind of respected DLH for not really celebrating the Sturm victory...

 

Yup. He was like "****, well that didn't go the way it was supposed to" he basically admitted he lost.

 

Sometimes I get mad, sometimes I feel for them

I felt for Paul Williams

Despite being enraged I also felt for Manny because he looked like he was going to cry besides we all knew that was gonna be a robbery anyway, I think I made a topic in like the 9th round saying JMM is clearly ahead yet they will screw him

 

Sometimes it's not easy to realize you've lost, but if it's a clear gift, then yes.

 

The worst is when they go on their trainers shoulders just after the fight when they know they lost but will get the win, think it happend in Rios - Abril

 

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Rios, helenius, pacquiao, it's everywhere

 

Yes I get mad as hell. Chisora vs. Helenius for example. Helenius was acting all cocky and saying he dominated the fight when Chisora got robbed. :twisted:

 

It have happend to many times for me to get upset about it anymore

 

Helenius was awful when he celebrated his robbery decision over Chisora.

 

You know some of you guys, if you are going to be a fan of the sport, might actually go to a gym or maybe befriend someone who boxes amateur or Pro.

When you are actually in a fight it is hard to tell whats going on. You are focused on not getting hit/hurt. You lose track of time, forget what round it is, basically your perspective is skewed. That is why you have your trainer in your corner to tell you how the fight is going, help you make adjustments. Chances are if a fighter lost but thinks he won its because he is getting bad information from his corner.

Plus you have to understand the mindset of a boxer, you don't except defeat, you can not even entertain the idea. So, after 12 hard fought rounds and you are still standing you probably believe you won. As hard as it is to imagine.

 

You've just had the shittiest,luckiest decision you're ever likely to get...
Who wouldn't celebrate?
Yes I get angry but I don't forsee the day when a Brandon Rios turns round and says;"You judges are way out of line.You made a big mistake and I hope your sorry asses never get near another world title fight"