Alexander Dimitrenko vs. Michael Sprott & undercard RBR

Great shot though! scrambled his senses there. DIrty cheating ref! obviously on the payroll.

 

He did throw that short left hook CLEARLY well after the bell, although he did pull it, but yeah, terrible ref.

I had the fight a draw, scoring the 10th Rd 10-8 for Sprott(with the KD), and had Sprott not been robbed with the 2 pt deductions for the 10th and 12th.

 

Are you slandering Luigi.......:think

Better watch your back or Mario and the Yoshi will be spitting eggs and throwing fireballs at your ass with the quickness.

 

He wins on points at best .Although he could well get KO'd.

 

The Wilson decision was worse. But both were bad. The Dimitrenko decision is not a robbery on paper, ie. not a robbery initiated by the judges. It's a disgraceful match though due to the "actions" of the referee.

 

Boytsov was very impressive!!!

 

Ding won fair and square because of the agression, ring dominance and going to the body.

Sprott on the other hand war robbed by the ref. Lost two points because of bulls*** and Sascha turned around at least two times in the fight without any point deduction and even was knocked down and it was ruled a slip...

 

Bollocks mate. Effective aggression wins fights. Ding lost the first 8 rounds, no way he won the fight. :bart

The promoter probably bet big on the under, either that or they simply wanted to let Gomez go for whatever reason and they needed him to lose to do so.

 

Can't imagine Universum throwing Gomez to the dogs in this manner. Gomez loss was HIS own fault.

If he thinks he gonna come into a televised HW fight with a top 200 fighter, not break a sweat in 12 rounds, and sway the judges, he OBVIOUSLY has another thing coming.

Dingaling was very agressive throughout the fight, and Gomez was landing shots, but they were LITERALLY touches. I mean softer than I'd ever seen by a HW, and not in a deceptive manner either, they were touches.

Ding threw many body shots, whether they landed clean is another story, but it looked like he wanted the win, and in the end, his agression won him that fight. Gomez GAVE him that win. Ding simply came to fight, Gomex came to paw.

 

Disagree mate. I'm siding with IB and the rest of the crew who are calling this the robbery of the year (yes, even worse than the Dimitrenko robbery).