Top 20 worst decisions?

Basilio vs Saxton 1, was far worse of a robbery than Lewis Holyfiled imo.

 

Coming up with a top 20 is hard, I'll just start off with some suggestions:

Escalera-Everett
Burton-Augustus
Ramirez-Whitaker I
Lewis-Holyfield I
Nelson-Fenech I

 

Holmes vs. Spinks II

De La Hoya vs. Sturm

De La Hoya vs. Trinidad

De La Hoya vs. Mosley

Foreman vs. Briggs

Foreman vs. Schultz

Byrd vs. Oquendo

to name a few.

 

Patterson Vs Ellis caused some outcry
LockRidge - Gomez - Rocky seemed very unlucky not to get the nod
Zarate Vs Pinter - Zarate always felt he did more then enough

USA Olympic Rep - Lt Midde Birth - Name R Jones
(no not Roy - But REGGIE ) Munich 72 Beat Russion Valeri Tregabov
all over he Ring and lost still lost, the booing continued into the following bouts, No Roy wasnt the first R Jones to suffer, this was equally scandelous (Alan Minter beat Tregabov then lost his own iffy Decision to Local boy and eventual gold medal winner Deiter Kottesch.

 

De La Hoya's losses to Trinidad and Mosley don't really apply. I think he narrowly won both but they weren't that terrible. There were some close rounds in the Trinidad fight (1, 4, 8) before DLH got tired and ran.

And the Mosley rematch was filled with close rounds.

 

Holyfield v Lewis 1
Ivan Robinson V Arturo Gatti
Oquendo v Byrd

 

??

 

Sorry, the first fight.

Gatti was clear winner and I know 100% that some shady judge dealing went down with gov bodies and judges. 2 of them did as they were told, one didnt.

 

Johnny Saxton may have been mob controlled, but on film he was a very good fighter. they did not fix his outcomes

 

De La Hoya-Trinidad

Walcott- Louis I

Zarate-Pintor

Terell-Wepner- Wepner did not win more than 1 round of the 12


a couple choices there

 

Both Gavilan and basilio were robbed blind.

 

Saxton on film was a good fighter, their is no denying that.



briggs vs foreman was terrible decision

 

James Toney vs Dave Tiberi was a BAD one, Tiberi got robbed

 

The first Saxton fight was one of the most one sided fights I ever saw. Carman was chasing Saxton, thowing tons of punchings, Saxton hardly fire back in the fight, it was a lot of holding and running on Saxton's part, with Basilio hitting in the clichings and chaseing him down. Most of the rounds belong to Basilio. It was not one of thsos close fights, It was up there with Lewis Holyfiled 1, AND Basilio was the champ. They not only robbed Carman in a one sided fight, but they stole his title in the process.