Alejandro Rochin - corrupt judge.

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  1. UniversalPart

    UniversalPart Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    This idiot scored it 115-111 to Wilder with Wilder winning the first FOUR rounds.

    Does anyone know who he is?

    What he looks like?

    Where he is based?

    What his credentials are?

    Is he part of the corrupt cartel that has ruined boxing in recent years along with Dela Hoya/Canelo/WBC or does he serve some other masters like the gambling sydicate/mafia?
     
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  2. Drusome

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    81ZAR Dr. Steelhammer Full Member

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    Total bull**** man. That idiot shouldn't be allowed to judge a fight of this magnitude ever again, or any fight for that matter.
     
  4. UniversalPart

    UniversalPart Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Nobody can be that incompetent unless they are nearly 100 years old and have sight problems.

    This was one crooked fix on the orders of some type of cartel.

    He basically ruined the greatest comeback story in boxing history. Corrupt pr*ck.
     
  5. UKboxingfan

    UKboxingfan Boxing Addict Full Member

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    First 4 rounds to Wilder is straight up corruption, unless a load of boxing experts and former/current boxers don’t know what they’re on about. Mayweather had fury winning the first 5 rounds, says it all.
     
  6. shanemfr

    shanemfr Boxing Addict Full Member

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    How the **** he gave Wilder rounds 2,3,4 is just ****ing mind blowing, just when you think the first GGG v Canelo fight couldn't be repeated with a **** judge, boxing manages to do it again.
     
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