Most disappointing fights ever?

you got disappointed dlh got battered to a pulp?:rofl

 

Floyd-Canelo

Was so hyped up for this fight with the weeks building up to it, fell asleep after the 8th round.

 

Oscar-Tito. I was expecting so much from that, it was hyped as the biggest Welterweight fight since Leonard-Hearns and it managed to disappoint on every level.

Wlad-Haye. I just expected more.

 

Worst: Hakkar vs Hopkins. Best: Rainforest vs Sutherland

 

Pac-Mosley was FIXED.

Mosley "threw the fight" because he was bribed by Arum.

thats why the fight was lackluster.
Even the fight announcers said after the fight: "Mosley did not come to fight tonight".

basically saying the fight was fixed.

 

Mayweather-DLH was a FIXED FIGHT.

oscar "threw the fight" in exhchange for promoting Floyd on a fight-per-fight basis for so many years, since their 2007 fixed fight.

 

Pacquiao DLH was a FIXED FIGHT too.

oscar "threw the fight" in exhchange for promoting Pac on a fight-per-fight basis for so many years, since their fixed fight

 

Oh man, not you again. What proof do you have to make an accusation that such a massive fraud was commited? That's a pretty big accusation to make, especially when you are just talking out your azz.

 

It's either fall to the ground like Haye or get all your energy sapped out of you like Povetkin. If a competent ref was ever in charge of Wlad's fights you know, he won't be allowed to lean over somebody but since that won't happen you take the Haye strategy 10 out of 10 times

 

both fights were FIXED.

Thats why they were boring. Because they were STAGED.

see the replays, and watch how the loser misses punches on purpose.

 

Your a dum fuk:deal

 

Chagaev vs Oquendo

I really thought this could be one of the most exciting heavyweight title fights.

 

No.

Its just that you dont know boxing.

watch the replays and you see the losers missing punches on purposes.

This is why Arum & Oscar have been staging many fixed fights, because morons like you are too blind:nut and too stupid to not tell a real boxing match from a fixed fight.