Jose Juan Guerra: 118-110 Leonard over Hagler Pierre Benoist: 119-110 Williams over Martinez Stanley Christodoulou: 118-109 Alvarez over Trout Tony Crebs: 99-91 Broner over Ponce Del Leon
The guy who had Shumenov beating Hopkins was absurd. Clueless really. Canelo drawing with Mayweather. There are lots out there.
Eugenia Williams: Holyfield 115 Lewis 113 in their first fight CJ Ross: Mayweather 114 Alvarez 114 Ken Morita: Tyson 87 Douglas 86 Ken Morita: De La Hoya 116 Quartey 112 All 3 judges who scored the De La Hoya-Sturm fight for Oscar. Even Oscar now admits he lost
James Toney vs David Tiberi (115-111, 115-111, 111-117) The decision was deemed so bad that it triggered a Government investigation into corruption in professional boxing.
Mijares-Navarro. Mijares clearly won and Doug Tucker scored it 120-108 Navarro. The commentators assumed the announcer had made a mistake and he'd actually scored it a shut-out for Mijares. Unfortunately not.
Mares 120-106 Moreno according to James Jen-Kin nutnut:nut Jen-Kin has been a judge for quite a number of GoldenBoy fights but each fight took place in California. I take it as a red flag.
No. March 12, 1988 Judge Louis Micheal turns in a BAD scorecard, favoring Jose Luis Ramirez 116-115 over Pernell Whitaker. Judge Newton Campos turns in possibly the worst scorecard in boxing history at 118-113 Ramirez. Harry Gibbs got it close to right at 117-113 Sweet Pea, and honestly probably not that close. I watched the fight live. The worst decision I have ever seen.
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Alfredo_Escalera_vs._Tyrone_Everett The guys who scored it for Escalera. I had it close to the scorecards of the AP and UPI. 146-140 for the Tranny lover. Everett would have been a huge De La Hoya fan.