Fights where the official verdict is generally disregarded

Martinez/Cintron.

Ottke/Reid

Lennox Lewis/Holyfield I

Hoya/Trinidad

I a few people that feel this way about some of the Griffin/Luis Manuel Rodriguez fights, if not all.

I don't know if it was raging bull or Mantequilla who said they felt Luis won all four against Emile

 

JIM JEFFRIES V JACK JOHNSON.
JIM won the first 10 rds, and then Johnson's brother CLAUDE, put drugged tea in his water bottle,and the noble warrior, the Champion Of Champions succumbed to the dastardly plot.

 

Briggs-Foreman
Maxim-Patterson
half of Quartey's losses.

 

Ramirez/Whitaker I as well.

 

Erdei-Garay 1 and 2, even Erdeis own fans were booing the decisions

 

Recently, Guzman vs Funeka was pretty damn awful...I don't know anyone that watched the fight live think that Guzman deserved a draw.

At least Funeka is getting a rematch anyway.

 

Both were close fights that could have gone either way, not even close what to what is wanted here. :-(

 

buchanan-velazquez i think qualifies

 

The German fanboy makes his appearance, how did I know you'd bite on this 1

These fights werent close and were a disgrace. Erdeis own crowd boo'ed the decisions, the people who came to support him. Should have been 9-3 or 8-4 to Garay

 

DLH-Sturm
Earl-Vanzie (1 and 2 - I hate it when a fighter gets robbed twice :twisted: )

 

:scaredas: like I said in another thread, I won't waste my time argueing with you. You are not worth it. :good

 

Hoya Trinidad isn't disregarded as a consensus by any means, myself i had Oscar winning, but some had it a draw and i know people have commented saying Trinidad won. Whitaker-Chavez is the clear cut winner here, and also i've never seen anyone say the John-Marquez decision was good, it's a bad one imo anyway.

 

Jack Johnson vs Marvin Hart - nuff said

 

:deal