Why does Glazkov get the superstar judges treatment?

not stars, same treatment...

- J'Leon Love
- Mickey Bey
- Fernando Guerrero
- Marco Huck
- Danny Garcia
- JP hernandez

And there's a lot more of them.

 

I had Glazkov edging it, and I positively adore USS.

The draw with Malik Scott, now that was a gift. (as, I've heard, was Rossy)

 

Yeah, but he's the American fighter. If it's close, it would go to him. If it's in the Ukraine you know Glazkov is taking it even if it's not close.

No idea why they've protected him, he's got favorable decisions over three American fighters, makes no sense.

 

my one guess is he is really good in bed and Duva really appreciates that.

 

Whatever, that fight was lame and I don't see either of those guys lasting more than 5 rounds against Wlad.

 

He must be a hundredfold more passionate, explosive and diverse in bed than in the ring, then. :blood

 

Its because Glaskov is undefeated and never lost convincingly.Much harder to get a decision win against undefeated boxers.

 

Well, specifically undefeated boxers with strong promotional backing.

Chilemba had no problems busting Lepikhin's cherry the other night, and was adequately compensated for it on the scorecards.

The funny thing is that Lepikhin is with Duva, just like Glazkov. The difference is that he isn't getting the same kind of push and probably was never viewed as being as valuable an investment as Glazkov.

 

The Scott fight was actually a draw. Most people had him beating Cunningham. And what was the other gift?

 

It's weird how some fighters always get gifts and others get robberies. Sergio Martinez career was just cursed for a couple of years, losing that fight to Williams, right after that bizarre draw with Cintron. Cintron was actually counted out, then the ref restarted the fight, then took a point from Martinez in the last round to make it a draw. Before that, his only loss was to Margarito who later got found out for cheating with the hand wraps.

Or Mauricio Herrera who got robbed against Danny Garcia and Jose Benavidez.

Pernell Whitaker got that draw with Chavez and probably got robbed a couple of other times.

Paulie Ayala used to get a bunch of gift decisions. Tim Bradley.

Lara should have victories over Paul Williams and Saul Alvarez.

Juan Manuel Marquez has a case for being the most robbed man in boxing. He should have another win over Pacquiao, a close one over Bradley, and one over Chris John. I think he's claimed that he was robbed early in his career against Norwood and that kept him from becoming the kind of star Pacman was.

It would be interesting to know who was robbed or gifted the most in boxing history.

 

Rossy MD, in an off-night.

 

his promoter can suck the chrome off a tail pipe