C.J Ross taking indefinite leave of absence

because she got paid a lump sum from the mafia for having the outcome a MD instead of a UD. lol. So many people lost money and the mafia is thanking her right now and paying her.

I think she is off to the bahamus or italy collecting that money and spending it there.

 

Yes, but "we" will never know. Perhaps you can try to score an exclusive interview with her for ESB and maybe she will tell us, again assuming she is telling the truth. Until then you're stuck with the opinion of those you asked in this message board, as she hasn't said why and I doubt she will, or we will hear the truth.

 

Cool story bro

 

She needs time to spend that bribe money:good

 

Another ******ed topic from this dick riding ******, shadow. Its funny you have the nerve to call someone else a ***** when your mouth is always wrapped around floyds dick head. Youre either stupid, or a shitty troll. The ***** is dumb. She was either paid off, or blinder than you. The fightbwas a clear floyd unanimous decision. Thebfight wasnt close to being a draw and she knows it. She took leave cause she already f*cked over the second most popular fighter in the sport, and just tried to do the same to the number one fighter in the sport. Its pretty simple to see if only your head wasnt buried in Mayweathers ass. Welcome to tge wonderful world of my ignore list. ****** ass troll.

 

Shadow: I think you're my least favorite person on this board. Seriously, either your are a troll, or inept. You seem to have a decent amount of boxing knowledge, that you somehow use to sound ignorant. It's similar to a judge with a wealth of boxing knowledge and judging experience who somehow attempts to justify an awful score card with nonsense excuses.

What's really sad, is that this base of boxing knowledge you seem to have compels me to read your posts, and every f*cking time, you punish me for attempting it. I am really trying to pull something valuable from your existence on these boards, and with over a thousand posts, I hoped you'd find your voice, and that even if you had wildly different opinions, your base arguments would be backed by well thought out ideas. As it stands, I find myself at a loss. I've never really been so disappointed by a poster as I am by you.

Your opinion on this matter is so radically inane and misguided that your opinion, and my outlook on the mere possibility of you ever having a trustworthy opinion on anything related to boxing is completely in question.

With the amount of time you put into coming to bad conclusions, you'd make a good poster/ source of information if you just came up with reasonable conclusions. As it is, it's kind of a waste of space, considering how often you post.

Just sayin'...

-Jorge!

 

Got enough money for retirement now?

 

it was her body of work over the years that wore her out.....

 

"Don't the *****s realize that it was their bitching that likely caused CJ Ross to take time off from boxing?" -- The Forum Idiot

Yes, the entire sports media are "*****s."

 

well said..

 

She's incompetent at scoring and probably realizes such.

Doesn't want to be investigated. Doesn't want to further taint her "legacy." Doesn't want to continue to be ridiculed. Etc etc etc.

 

2012, June 9 - Manny Pacquiao vs. Timothy Bradley for the WBO Welterweight Title. Ross, along with Duane Ford and Jerry Roth, received heavy criticism for their scoring, as many thought Pacquiao cruised. Scores: Duane Ford 113-115, C.J. Ross 113-115, Jerry Roth 115-113.
2011, Nov. 12 - Juan Carlos Burgos vs. Luis Cruz for the WBC Silver and WBO Latino Super Featherweight Titles - Ross was the only judge who did not score the bout heavily in favor of Burgos, instead seeing it as a draw. Scores: Duane Ford 98-92, C.J. Ross 95-95, Richard Ocasio 97-93.
2011, Aug. 13 - Joseph Agbeko vs. Abner Mares (1st meeting) for the WBC Silver and IBF Bantamweight Titles. Ross was the only judge not scoring Mares as the winner, instead seeing that bout as a draw. Scores: Adalaide Byrd 111-115, C.J. Ross 113-113, Oren Shellenberger 111-115.
2011, July 23 - Josiah Judah vs. Rafael Jastrzebski - Ross was the only judge not scoring in favor of Judah. She instead had the bout a draw. Scores: Richard Ocasio 59-55, Jerry Roth 58-56, C.J. Ross 57-57.
2011, May 7 - Rodel Mayol vs. Javier Gallo - Ross was the only judge not scoring the bout handily in favor of Mayol, insteading seeing it as a draw. Scores: Jerry Roth 98-92, Lisa Giampa 98-92, C.J. Ross 95-95.
2009, July 3 - Rodrigo Romero vs. David Springer (1st meeting) - Ross was the only judge to score the bout in favor of Springer. Scores: Glenn Trowbridge 39-37, Richard Ocasio 39-37, C.J. Ross 37-39.
2008, Feb. 7 - Kendall Holt vs. Ben Tackie - Ross was the only judge who did not score the bout handily in favor of Holt, instead scoring the bout as a draw. Scores: Richard Houck 98-92, Paul Smith 98-92, C.J. Ross 95-95.
2007, July 28 - Don Juan Futrell vs. Hector Camacho Jr. - Ross was the only judge not to score the bout in favor of Futrell. Scores: Robert Hoyle 76-75, Dave Moretti 76-75, C.J. Ross 75-76.
2005, June 10 - Gerardo Cesar Prieto vs. Lamar Horne - Ross was the only judge who did not score the bout in favor of Prieto. Scores: Bill Graham 57-56, Al Lefkowitz 57-56, C.J. Ross 56-57.
2002, July 13 - Kevin Kelley vs. Humberto Soto for the NABA Super Featherweight Title. Ross was the only judge not scoring the bout in favor of Kelley, instead having it as a draw. Scores: Carol Castellano 116-112, Paul Smith 115-113, C.J. Ross 114-114.

 

There were alot of people betting alot of money on everything from Scorecards, type of win.

She pissed off a "somebody"

 

:rofl:rofl:rofl:rofl