Is this the greatest injustice in olympic boxing history?

mmm... let me think :think

of course it was!

 

Holyfield's was bad too, but this was worse.

 

Totally, look at Park as he's walking off, I honestly feel worse for him than I do for Roy. He just looks so ashamed and embarrassed, I can't imagine what it would be like to be known almost exclusively for undeservingly winning the gold.

 

I disagree. Roy Jones's robbery is one of a kind.

 

A big injustice? Sure. The greatest? Hmm... Definitely.

 

Absolutely disgraceful

 

From (distant) memory, I recall him knocking his opponent out on the break.

 

:yep

The thing is everyone remembers the Americans, or the ones who later go on to be stars. There are tons of questionable decisions at every Olympics. It's fishy as hell. Especially when the likes of this years commonwealth games had such good judging imo, so it can be done right.

Errol Spence wasn't the worst robbery of 2012 imo, yet he's the one that got reinstated. The Americans can pressure more because your a big bunch of ****s

(He fully deserved to get reinstated)

 

The Shimizu match in 2012 was the worst I ever saw. Not because just because it was bad but because the WSB has already been caught taking bribes from Azerbaijan by the BBC and they did it anyways. It takes some damn arrogance to be caught taking bribes and then to go ahead and do it anyways.