The worst scoring or decision in boxing history.

santa cruz- casamayor

 

Really?

 

Lara vs Williams seriously the worst decision i've ever seen.

 

A couple of single scorecards that thankfully didn't affect the outcome;

Mijares 108-120 Navarro in a fight Mijares clearly won.

Floyd 114-114 Canelo.

The Ramirez-Whitaker decision stands out as being particularly awful.

 

Lara/Molina - Molina tapped that ass

Barrera/Morales 2- Eric schooled that boy

PAC/JMM 1-3- Marquez schooled that ass

 

Castillo - Mayweather 1 is pretty bad one a close fight that could have gone either way.

Watch lewis - Holyfield 1 or Helenius - Chisora, there you have two robberies.

 

James Toney vs David Tiberi.

The decision was deemed so bad that it led to a Government inquiry into "Corruption in Professional Boxing".

Arum and King were both pulled in, of course, as were numerous others.

For those who never saw it its well worth a read, just google "Corruption in Professional Boxing 1993"

 

Have not seen anything worse than Roy Jones Jnr vs Si Hun Park, 1988 Olympics.

 

Escalera-Everett

 

John Conteh against Jesse Burnett was as bad as anything I've ever seen, the only saving grace of any kind being that Burnett, who won it by a country mile on my card, didn't have to go home with a loss on his record. But the fact that it was somehow still rendered a 'draw' was a sickener.

Even without the two knockdowns, Burnett should have run out a comfortable winner in my opinion, but when you throw the two knockdowns in to the mix the result becomes an even bigger injustice and mystery. Appreciate that, essentially, knockdowns don't have the same gravity when a fight is being scored on rounds as they do in a ten point must system, but still!

 

Pacquiao vs Marquez I
Pacquiao vs Marquez II
Pacquiao vs Marquez III

 

I know right. Some of the forum members here are blind.

 

Lewis- Holyfield 1
Calzaghe-Hopkins
Leonard-Hagler