Biggest Robberies in Boxing

does anybody remember camacho-duran probably the worst i can remember off the top of my head considering the circumstances

 

One of my pet hates is when close fights are labelled robberies. There's no ****in way any of these fights were robberies;

Winky-Taylor
Taylor-Spinks
Hagler-Leonard
Williams-Martinez

These were just close fights.

 

does anybody remember comacho-duran duran give him a boxing lesson way way past his prime

 

This does not make sense to me...:huh

Why would the USA Team file a complaint, if PBF had beaten Todorov so convincingly and his hand was raised??

 

goodthumbsup:happy

 

Quartey-Forrest

sat in the third row...Quartey clearly won the fight

R.I.P Vernon Forrest

 

Is that David Haye in your avatar. His head looks like a peanut compared to his body.

 

Yeah, and now your the fourth person to point this out to me.

****s sake!

Time for an avatar change methinks. :deal

 

I think Martinez vs Cintron was the worst decision ever

 

thanks for posting it. I believe that a lot of people that speak of this match as a robbery haven't watched in years. Anyway watched it without sound because the crowd was reacting to every attempt from Floyd. For me is OK if you think he won it but it wasn't the most outrageous robbery in boxing history. There are plenty of shots for both boxers that are not scored and I think the only way to score it correctly is by watching it on slow mode. They are both freaking fast.

 

Big John Cream v Leonard Rossitor.

 

Heard so much about this legendary "robbery" that I had to look it up.

Verdict: The robbery term is superfluous in this case. The fight was closer than most people think, as reflected by the varied scoring.
It was one of those cases which all depended on what style of fighting you liked.

The fact that the French audience was booing Pernell might also have influenced the scoring!

 

If u think Taylor earned a draw vs winky and victory over spinks ur just as blind as those judges