de la hoya - tito the scoring was that fixed one give de la hoya the last round and he didnt even land a punch and threw about two lewis - hollyfield was abad 1 aswel
I think it comes down to the discretion of the judge in question. Can't quite remember which fight it was (believe it to be Corrales-Mayweather) but Lederman explains how a judge will rarely score a round under 10-7 because it puts on guy too far behind. Not saying I agree or disagree, or that what Lederman said is a set in stone judging rule BUT...I can see the arguements for and against what he said.
Here's the worst I can think of that rarely gets mentioned because it didn't go to the cards...TYSON/DOUGLAS.
Whoever judge the George Foreman- Axl Schulz fight back in 1995 or 1996. Can't remember which year it was but it was the next fight after foreman shocked the world by knocking out michael moorer. His next fight he fought schulz from germany and lost basically every round but end up winning the fight.atsch Jose Santa Cruz vs Joel Casamayor--no freaking way did casamayor win that fight.:huh