Mormeck - Oquendo : the robbery ?

I read comments about a possible robbery. This "robbery" was a close fight against a pressure figher who is too undersized to be efficient at HW and an inactive taller guy.
Mormeck tried to turn the fight into a war after a 1st round with no action, he was the agressor and tried his best to fight inside. He threw many punches, most were blocked even if he landed some good hooks. Mormeck had a tight guard and Oquendo's jab was not good enough to keep such a small opponent at bay. Not very impressive : instead he controled with clinches and he landed a few good uppercuts.
Mormeck tried everything but maybe Oquendo could have done more. Hence I understand he can feel frustrated. He was not in danger, not very active, waiting for his opponent to be exhausted. Problem : is never really happened since it was a 10 rounder + Mormeck's stamina looked a bit better than it was in his last fights. Being too inactive Oquendo helped Mormeck who was able to recover between the action sessions he had initiated.
If the fight had been in the USA I am not so sure Oquendo would have obtained the decision. I notice the US judges often prefer the agressor in the close rounds. In Germany I feel it's the opposite and Oquendo would have obtained the decision (of course not against a german boxer). It's difficult to judge such a fight and many fans and commentators don't know much about the 4 criteria system anyway.

 

Did they give their scorecards or did they give their general impression ? It's not as if Oquendo had fought with heart ! Robbed ? He robbed the guy who paid to see the fight that's for sure. WHO is responsible for the not too entertaining fight ? Mormeck clearly came for the war and initiated the action. Fres clearly tried nothing in the majority of the rounds...and he also landed nothing in those rounds, losing them. Not to say he occasionally ate a few good hooks when he didn't clinch early enough ! A few uppercuts and elbow shots in the other rounds he "won" but it's not very impressive.
Is clinching and hitting with the elbows "effective punching" ? Ruiz also won decisions with that strategy but I don't think it's good for boxing. I have nothing against guys who control the action with the jab even if it is boring but controlling the action with clinches...no.

 

Mormeck should fight small HW who really want to fight, not inactive wrestlers. Holyfield would have given a better show ! It seems Mormeck has improved his stamina and he can give at least 8 good rounds of war. The fights against Bell and Haye were fun to watch. Problem is that he still thinks HW boxing = USA and he only wants to fight US boxers... Oquendo was a poor choice.

 

Clearly beat ? He has not the style to "clearly" beat someone. Oquendo should fight some inactive bear to end his career. He had promised a war at the press conference and now he feels robbed after a fight he clinched to death.
I would pay to see Mormeck vs Adamek. It's too late in Mormeck's career but at least it would give a couple of rounds with some REAL action.

 

Promising a war at a press conference and doing what Oquendo did...who is robbed ? Did you watch Mormeck fights against Braithwaite, Bell, Haye in fact any fight with Mormeck ? Action fights ! It was the 1st time I saw Mormeck in a boring fight and he tried everything to initiate the action. I hate Oquendo clinch and hit style (especially when many shots are elbow shots)