A LOOK BACK Floyd vs Castillo. A Clear & Disgraceful Robbery!!!!!!

SO because you're a champion you get the benefit of the doubt in every round. :rofl


Can you show me that rule in the official limey boxing guide book.



Judge 1: Man that round was close, I dont know how to score it

Judge 2: Well the one guy does have the NBAUSCO intercontinental belt

Judge 1: Well that settles it. You have to take the belt from the champion.

 

I guess the meaning of "to become a champion you have to beat the champion " has no meaning for u?atschatschatsch:rofl

 

Not what I'm trying to get at.

I do believe he hurt himself but I quite frankly think he was full of **** in saying it was that severe and was trying to make an excuse for the closeness of the fight.

 

Yeah its literal. Not metaphorical. Like "You have to take the title from the champion". :rofl

 

Oh and Hatton also has fought at WW as well. He has 6 or 7 KOs :good

Pac fought Mosley at 2.5 years without a win.

 

The fact that The Ring mag named Castillo fighter of the month for his performance against FLoyd just tells you what most thought of this fight.

Clear robbery.

 

He loss the first fight but Mayweather rectified the matter so it doesn't hold much steam.

 

exactly first 5 rounds were floyd's

 

Judah was doing perfectly fine against Cotto until Miguel decided to go to the batting cage on his nuts.

Clottey? **** off. Or is Richard Guiterrez the second coming of Duran?

As for your fictitious ramblings:

Ortiz has fought above 140: 14 times and he has 10 KO's there.
Mosley- Go blame Mosley for sitting on his hands between the Margarito fight and the Mayweather fight. besides, didn't stop Manny from fighting Mayweather's and Sergio ****ing Mora's leftovers.
JMM- Mayweather's return fight, besides didn't stop Manny from fighting some more of Mayweather's leftovers.
Hatton, please. besides the fact Hatton had to drop 60lbs to get to 140 and showed up weighing more than Mayweather usually did on Fight Night. He also had fought 10 times at Welterweight.

As for being petrified of power? he fought Oscar De La Hoya at 154, who KO'd everyone he fought there besides Shane Mosley. He fought Shane Mosley after Mosley demolished Antonio Margarito, who supposedly had an invincible chin. Hatton KO'd the guy who came the closest to ever beating Mayweather.

So any more stories you wish to make up? Or have you finally learned something about Boxing?

 

No doubt Castillo won.

 

After recently rewatching this I decided it was a really close fight and either decision would be valid. Far from a robbery though.

 

:deal

 

Really?

So adding that Hatton never has any fights or KOs at WW, or Ortiz doesn't either. (Despite both being untrue)

And also mentioning that Floyd fought Mosley while he hadn't had a victory in over a year.

That's not adding this thread as a *******?

atsch

 

thanks for coming out about that.