Official 2012 Olympic Boxing Discussion Thread

He should have won the first and then beat the **** out of Ogogo in rounds 2 and 3 and had him hurt more than once in both rounds. ****ing disgrace.

 

It's very hard to get rocked multiple times like Ogogo did without the opponent landing any clean shots :blood

 

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**** hair decision

 

Oh, and can someone explain to me what the **** is the point of that standing 8 count? I mean, all it does is score you one point? That's ridiculous. Your opponent's there for the taking, but you have to stop and give him valuable seconds to recover, for one ****ing measly point.

 

So the ref actually decided for ogogo? That's very very bad.

 

Boy was I right ! Lol

 

Do any non British posters think Ogogo deserved the win?

 

Stop making predictions, please.

 

hahaha.
robbed please


18-18
52-52
then a click on who they thought won.

it's not like he had the judges in the bag.

 

Ah the judges decides? Yeah sure, after points and countback was a draw, the guy who took two standing counts won that fight.

 

2kd's = 2 points.


you still think he was ROBBED.


yet nobody is talking about the russian lad yesterday at bantam. nolan getting crushed in the last round by the ecudoran kid.


if we went through the 10 point must. it would be 29-27 to khytrov.

blame amatuer boxing. **** them. they ****ed shimizu and the 2 iranians.

 

Yeah, it's a ****ing joke.

 

I feel you mate , Khytrov beat the **** out of Ogogo , all he did was keep a tight guard and throw the ocasional punch , the British just joined a very special club with this Olympics , after the South Koreans ( RJJ ) and the Chinese ( anybody who's not slitty eyed ) . Shame . Peace .

 

To be honest i thought Khytron won the fight, but it was a hell of a lot closer than the Anthony Josha scandal last night...dissapointed to see our own Darren O Neill go out, but the German lad was a clear winner..

 

Well, it's a decision result, not a points result. You'd think that dominating the fight would count for something.