The Official Running Tally of Blatant Robberies & Dodgy Decisions Thread.

This one barely got seen (Félix Alvarado's alternate stream only peaked at 300 viewers, and I'm guessing fewer still bought the BLK Prime PPV - even at the seven dollar pricepoint) but it was pretty bad:

Shamar Leon Canal vs. Bryan Ernesto Jiménez Paniagua

 

Oh, and "Super" Alex Murphy got hosed against "Ambush" Aqib Fiaz on the Catterall vs. Eubank undercard yesterday as well. Despite coming in on 12 days' notice as a late sub for Michael Gomez Jnr., the Salford featherfist gave the overrated and one-dimensional Matchroom prospect a boxing lesson. The commentators were bending over backwards to say that it was Murphy's quantity versus Fiaz's quality, but that was hokum. Murphy landed more (far more) and cleaner. Fiaz is garbage and a complete waste of trainer Jamie Moore's time.

 

Joet Gonzalez was robbed blind against Brandin Figueroa.

 

Manny Pacquaio - Mario Barrios- DRAW

 

Pacquiao just got ROBBED

 

It should've been in the 117-111 to 116-112 neighborhood UD for Pac, but - there were three Barrios rounds plus a handful of close-ish rounds to choose from to maybe finagle a path to a draw, so can't really be as furious at the result as with many actual robberies. Especially since they didn't outright give it to Barrios.

Even if Pac did get unfairly deprived of setting a historical record (for the second time)

 

I'm pissed about it. No way Barrios won 6 rounds.

 

Anything over 3-4 is excessively generous.

 

8/8 - Natasha Spence vs. Maricela Cornejo - 6x2 Spence UD

(@CST80 and I both had it 60-54 to Cornejo...you could maybe give Spence the last round)