Giovanni De Carolis vs. Tyron Zeuge & Arthur Abraham vs. Tim Robin Lihaug RBR.

There's no hate about it. It is what it is.

Not saying Germany is bad, but there's been a lot of shady decisions there. Eg) Sturm/DeCarolis1/etc etc etc.

 

Same sentence could be said about USA or England.

At least Giovanni was given a rematch where the judges had him rightfully ahead before stopping Feigenbutz.

And we all know that recently Canelo, Bey, Marcus Browne etc refused any immediate rematch after winning controversial decisions or "robbing" their opponents. Not to mention those fights that are not so recent.

 

Is it though? I could list you a dozen decisions where hometown fighters lost to foreigners in close UDs/SDs. Overall I think Germany is one of the less corrupt countries. One thing I will note though: The German handling of Tepers doping case was despicable. That's corruption right there.

 

It certainly is, and it's becoming more and more of a common occurrence - especially in 2016.

Rarely has anyone gotten a fair deal (Besides Fury, who was clearly leading badly), they just couldn't rob him.

 

...Tim Robin Li-WHO? :blood

 

First official cherry pick/duck in RBR creator history

 

Abrahammered! :!:

 

I don't blame you. Having juggled multiples before I wouldn't recommend it to ANYBODY.

Best case scenario when you have two live fights lined up juxtaposed on separate cards is to give 80% of your attention to whichever you deem more important (and feeling *mostly* confident in your scoring & evaluation of the action) while just keeping the corner of an eye on the other and keeping a lookout for big moments like knockdowns and otherwise hoping for a general idea of who got the best of it to be able to guesstimate a 10-9 assignation.

Requires three open browser windows sized to fit your screen and is EXTREMELY ****ing stressful.

 

Just ****ing with you CST