Ring Magazine - 20 Worst decisions of the decade

Danny Green v Marcus Beyer 1.

 

I'm assuming they meant the draw, most people agreed John had won it.

 

I haven't seen the fight (and don't want too) but I heard that Holyfield Valuev was a robbery?

 

Got ya Leon don't know why I assumed other way round. Maybe cause I didn't have too much of a problem with the draw

 

How about Paulie Malagnaggi V Diaz ?? (I think) only a couple of months back or
even Vic Darchinyan v Z Gorres , there was something like 6 knockdowns ruled as slips .

 

Absolutely disgraceful decision mate. Horrible fight, but Evander easily won it.

 

ODLH V Trindad wasn't a robbery......... Oscar won but it was close. I think Oscar v Mosley 2 was worse but again not a robbery.

 

i had it Holyfield 9 rounds to 3 :shock:

and i was talking to a German dude the other day on here that claimed you dont need a knock out to win in that part of the world atsch

i reckon the only reason Haye got the nod was because they knew him being champ would be better for boxing on the whole... sasquatch was rubbish

 

another one tonight

 

I was reading the RBR and 100% of posters thought Paul got his ass handed to him big time....not only that they said he's shot, has no idea, no answer.....looks like a bad robbery according to the RBR posters :admin

 

the Paul Williams robbery was just ridiculous... those judges should be shot...it was 9 rounds to 3 for Lara on a bad day

 

I agree mate was real real bad!

 

Lara landed thudding left hand after left hand on Paul and they were good, clean effective shots. Paul threw lots, but many of them were slap like punches, did little damage and he landed at a lower %... Lara beat Paul up good

And kudos to Lara's cutman for dealing so well with that giant egg on his head after the early rounds. It was looking Rahman-esque but they got it under control

 

The commentators were saying after the Williams Lara fight that the 3 judges ring side were all novice, New Jersey ASC should lift their game asap!