Greatest Boxing Robberies Of The Last Decades

Lewis Holyfield 1 is the worst lol.

 

he wasn't faking, that was the 3rd time calzaghe's gay ass hit him in the nuts. he seemed to like aiming there. hopkins kicked joe's ass the first 5 rounds, and the 8, and 10th rounds and made it look easy.

 

Lara-Williams

 

Shumenov-Campillo. And that's coming from a Shumenov fan...terrible decision.

There's so many worse robberies than the 10 mentioned by the OP it's pointless to nitpick.

 

Calzaghe - BHop? WTF??? It was a close fight that could have gone either way!!

 

add Lara Williams to the goddam list.

 

It's hard for a guy to win a fight *cough castillo* when you give up the first 5 rounds

 

Pacquiao Marquez 2?? a robbery??!! oh come on!! that was a very close fight that could've gone either way and there are a lot of big robberies that happen in the past & obviously Pac vs. JMM 2 is not one of those robberies...!!!!

 

So many robberies in the last decade, and a lot of the ones in the list weren't.

But it feeds the view that the US is "robbery central", even if most fights are held there it doesn't do well % wise.

 

None of these were as bad as Wlodarczyk-Palacios or Wlodarczyk-Cunningham.

 

Hatton v Collazo.Collazo won that, but Hatton got the decision.

 

Here´s a few that could take the prize.

http://www.smashinglists.com/10-biggest-robberies-of-the-decade-2000-2010/

 

No mention of Alexander-Mathysse and Alexander-Kotelnik?

 

Kali Meehan v Lamon Brewster 2004. Meehan clearly did enough to win but copped a split decision loss.

Jeff Fenech v Azumah Nelson 1991. Fenech looked a sure winner in most people's eyes only for the bout to be declared a draw.

 

i'm not sure how great a robbery this in the greater order of things but tua-barrett was not no damn draw. monte all but sealed the deal after becoming the first man to officially drop him and nearly ko him in that final round