Close fights where the person that lost should have won

Sweet Pea v Chavez.

Pacquiao V Bradley 1

 

These 2 still get under my skin. G won both. The robberies are pathetic. It was a past it G to boot

 

Holmes vs Holyfield, wut?

 

Wrong. At least that's my view. I kept a scorecard for my first watch.

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Only gave Harada rounds 1,4,10,12,15. Round 7 could've gone either way but other than that it was Jofre's fight.

 

I want to say Foreman-Briggs, but in my eyes that wasn't close.

That was a robbery.

 

It's interesting, subjectively speaking, loads of fights I felt the decision was incorrect, even if short of a robbery (I think it's only really Pacquiao vs Bradley 1 and Lara vs Williams I see as absolute robberies).

But in terms of who actually should get the decision, you'd probably have to look at associated press cards and take an average.

 

I scored Toney-McCallum 2 for McCallum by a point (I scored the first fight 8-4 Toney).

Toney-Peter 1: Toney 115-112

Barrera-Morales 1: Barrera 115-112

Pacquiao-Marquez 2: Marquez 114-113

Holmes-Witherspoon: Witherspoon 115-114

Spinks-Holmes 2: Holmes 144-141

Trinidad-De La Hoya: De La Hoya 115-114

Canelo-Lara: Lara 115-113

Taylor-Hopkins 2: Hopkins 115-113

Tarver-Johnson 1: Tarver 115-113

Camacho-Rosario: Rosario 115-113

 

DLH - Mayweather

Castillo - Mayweather

 

Pacquiao vs Marquez 2
Kovalev vs ward 1

 

Does anyone remember the Victor Galindez vs Eddie Mustafa Muhammad WBA title bout on Nov 20 1977, in Italy.? I thought that Eddie had won that bout and the title. But I think that they penalized Muhammad for a low blow, as Victor began to also complain of head butts to the referee.

 

Rosado beat Jacobs

 

Some puzzling examples in here.

 

The first two MAB-EK fights, definitely. I think the third was Barrera or maybe a draw.

I had Eubank over Watson I think. Will have to check.

Agree re Benn over Eubank.

 

Eubank-Collins I