As a boxer. What location would you avoid at all costs for a big fight?

I definatly agree with you on USA being the single most biased country in terms of reffing and judging. Case in point Joe Cortez in the Hatton-Mayweather fight was a complete joke, and the Martinez-Cintron fight was one of the worse judging I've ever seen since watching boxing...period.

American judging is so bad i'm actually predicting Kessler to be robbed blind after he shows a dominant display.

Kesslers only chance of winning the fight is to knock Ward out. :fire

 

Texas is much worse than England or Germany. Not only do you have crooked judges but the Texas referee's are downright awful and corrupt as well. Yes I am talking about Laurence Cole.

 

England of course.

Germany isn't bad at all, Germany is actually good, I love events in Germany they're 100% professional and not girly/homo like other places especially with the national anthems.

 

:deal Micky Ward vs Jesse James Lieja

 

The TS is biased too for not including the country the general consensus thinks i.e USA

 

Kessler will win by KO, good thing too, because he could school Ward for 12 rounds and all 3 cards at the end would read; Ward:120 Eurobum:108

 

my goodness....how about that ref in the Froch/Dirrell fight? The Cobra could have suplexed that guy WWE style and nothing would have been said. And Hatton got away with his rush and hold crap for so long in his UK fights that every one thinks he should be able to do it. Bollocks.

 

I had 114-113 Froch, but i must admit that is very strange.

 

Don't worry Danny_Rand, Dirrell will come back stronger. With his talent, it's only the beginning.

 

Even winning by a knockout in the US isn't a sure thing anymore as they will score it a draw, just watch the cintron-martinez fight to see what I mean.:yep

 

That was a weird fight. Maybe you're right, i have to watch it again.

 

Any time your fighting in the opponents back yard spells trouble. It's never a secret that the local boy needs to be knocked out to lose.