Most Consistently Robbed Fighter?

Well, he almost did it. But I think he lost both in the end.

 

I scored it for Pacquiao too (the most recent fight), but it was pretty close nonetheless and he displayed a masterful boxing performance.

 

Me too, I thouht Pacquiao won it with the knockdown, but I'm not gonna say that people are stupid if they think Marquez won.

 

Does any1 know a link for the Pacquiao-Marquez rematch? Still havent seen it and wanna judge it. Thanks in advance any1.

For the record i did have Marquez edging the first bout, i actually seem to be in the minority here i believe? So i wont get heavy in debate with you guys over that one as i only watched the fight once and only remember my decision and not much in the fight other than thinking that JMM was schooling him at times after the first round. I do respect all your opinions on it though.

 

A punch here or there and Yaqui Lopez might have been
considered much higher in ranking the great LtHeavyies
of the late 70's / early 80's

 

One thing I remember about the Jimmy Young Ali fight was that Young ducked out of the ring a few times to get away from Ali. That could have gotten him disqualified.

 

He doesn't feel he was robbed against Holyfield or McCall, although he does think he did enough to deserve the nod against Oliver. I've seen the Nielsen fight about 4 times now and I've scored it 7-5 Holmes everytime when giving the close rounds to Brian.