FS1: Travis Kauffman vs. Scott Alexander & Gerald Marcus Washington vs. John Wesley NoFire RBR

Wow.

**** Kaufman.

 

I doubt it. I just think the commissions hire completely inept morons to judge fights. Kauffmans pressure and inside work looked good from the outside, but the moment you pay some attention you see that overall, hes getting out hustled.

 

Lol that was worse than Nurse-Brubaker in terms of recent robberies

 

I remeber watching that fight live, I was 10. Mike "The Bounty" Hunter vs (former HW Champ) Tyrrell Biggs, can't remember if it was on ESPN or USA's Tuesday Night Fights. But I do remember Hunter schooled Biggs ass, with his extremely awkward style, his yelling grunt everytime he threw a punch had to get on Biggs nerves lol.

 

I am so ****ing tired of this bull****.
And now imagine being an MMA fan. The same ****wads who score boxing score MMA.

Aaaahh... ****! This one really got to me. 6 am here. Too ****ing early for this type of ****.

 

Hunter was the ****. Guy went pretty far considering he had zero backing and no one ever did the man a favor in the business.

 

Some round table UFC show just came on...?

 

Than you.
Like seriously! My heart is racing!
WHEN THE **** IS THIS GOING to change? Every ****ing month it´s the same ****.
These cocksuckers become judges just by being there. There are no requirements. One just works their way through the amateurs and up!

 

Don’t confuse being inept with corrupt

 

I just doubt that there can be so much corruption. I see the system just being that flawed.

 

Doesn't it just drive you mad when we can see what's really going on, but people setting right outside the ring have no clue. It really makes you wonder why all judging is not done off watching a feed of the action from a TV monitor placed in front of them. Terrible judging/decisions problem solved, next

 

Yeah I’m sure you’re right.

 

Is the ringside view really that bad? (I know for MMA it absolutely has to be)
But i agree.
Judges should have to go through extended seminars and training, be required to take multiple tests(both written and visual), build up experience and most of all: ****ING REVIEW BOARDS!
Seriously, Adelayd Byrd was back in action a month after the Alvarez-Golovkin fiasco. They literally wrote it off as a "bad night".
Are you ****ing kidding me? Thats it? No review to make sure that she was still fit to judge. Just let here take a small break and thats it.