4 years after, still the greatest robbery of the century

Walters-Sosa for me is up there too.

 

You are contradicting yourself by calling it the best fight of the trilogy. It obviously wasn't

 

I won't bother stating what exactly I thought of the decision because I know what'll happen if I do, but:


Brandon Rios-Richard Abril
Jose Benavidez-Mauricio Herrera
Erislandy Lara-Paul Williams
Tim Bradley-Diego Chaves
Oscar De La Hoya-Felix Sturm
Danny Garcia-Mauricio Herrera
Courtney Burton-Emanuel Augustus
Devon Alexander-Lucas Matthysse
Marcos Maidana-Andrey Kotelnik
Adrien Broner-Freddy Quintero
Nicholas Walters-Jason Sosa
Martin Murray-Sergio Martinez
Zab Judah-Lucas Matthysse


Were all far, far worse.

 

Alexander vs. Matthysse, Murray vs. Sergio, Judah vs. Matthysse...

you're listing fights where if someone scored them wider than 2 points either way, they have zero credibility. Those were close fights. I agree with you on 2 of those 3 I've listed, but soooooo not a "robbery," my man.

 

I remember weeks prior, after Rios v Abril (which was a FAR worse robbery), thinking Bradley would need a KO. Weird.

 

Not sure when that was, but I do remember thinking it was closer than fans claimed it. Lara literally did zero for many rounds. There were rounds he was landing cleanly at will but without any kd's and 10 point system.

Sometimes fights look like the total opposite of the scores but that's because the system. I'm gonna rewatch that after I see if parker is worth investigating his talents.

I guess, long night in the cubicle, lol

 

Pac won by 2 clear rounds when i watched it love in a bar packed with screaming philos. Not sure if 2 rounds is robberybof the century but it was a robbery in a sense because i feel though the cards were close. It was a pretty easy task of finding the winner

 

Don't know if it's the worst - Lara v Williams and Rios v Abril were at least as egregious - but it was horrible. I really don't know what the judges were looking at.

 

The decision was correct. Pac lost and looked like ****. Deal with it.

 

I scored it 7-5 Bradley myself, but 7-5 Pac is a perfectly reasonable card. I saw Bradly narrowly slipping and blocking an awful lot of shots that I can only assume Fat Dam and most others thought were landing. IDK, I guess I thought the official judges did a good job in all three fights.

 

It was a close fight

Could've gone either day

 

It was a horrible decision

 

Chisora Helenius was way worse. Helenius hardly won 3 rounds, lets alone 7 or more lmao.