Was Chocolatito screwed?

A few points I have to make about the Gonzalez fanboys crying robbery.

Compubox has never been the most reliable source, and that's in matches where the guys are throwing 20-30 shots per rounds, so I highly doubt their accuracy when judging how many clean shots are landed in a literal tornado of punches.

That being said, Roman racked up the lopsided numbers from a handful of one sided rounds, the rest he may have edged by 5 or 6 shots. Most rounds the punches landed varied by around 5 or 10, not 20 or 30.

Now let's look at the quality of the punches, Sor Rungvisai clearly landed the more hurtful thudding punches, even the shots he landed on the arms of Roman looked like they hurt, and when you see a guy coming forward driving a straight left through the guard and landing uppercuts and hooks to the body, repeatedly, one at a time, they make more of an impression than the little flurries Roman did attempting to steal back a lot of the rounds he was losing in, or his weak jabs.

So you get rounds where one guy lands a ****load of pitty pats, and yes at Super Flyweight Roman isn't all that heavy handed, or a guy that's literally driving Roman back a few inches with every clean shot that lands. Which shots count for more? Roman's may have been cleaner and more accurate, but Sor Rungvisai's did more damage, wherever they landed.

Now onto the robbery claims, who in the hell would it benefit if Chocolatito lost? Certainly not HBO, they don't want one of their budding superstars they're shoving down everyone's throats taking a loss, they had a Gonzalez-Inoue superfight that they've been priming us up for and slowly building towards. Or a profitable rematch with either Estrada or Cuadras, or both.

I highly doubt they were getting payback in some way for the Cuadras and Estrada results, neither of them were clear cut robberies, if a robbery at all, and I doubt Cuadras and Estrada backers or fans hold much sway in Vegas. Also like I said before why derail rematches with both to hand the belt to a relative unknown?

I also highly doubt anyone wanted to see the P4P Number 1 fighter in the world lose to a virtual unknown Thai garbage man, it would benefit no one financially. The only people that may have been happy about this result were the legions of Mayweather fanboys on the net who resent all the hype Roman gets as far as being the new P4P No. 1 or for some other bizarre reason, but I doubt internet fanboy's opinions hold much sway with Boxing judges.

Roman lost a close fight in which he got the hell beaten out of him by the harder puncher and the bigger man, he fought valiantly, produced another brilliant FOTY contender, but the result was fairly just. Finally the judges in Vegas got one right, and that's with the ****ty ref deducting an unnecessary point for an entirely unintentional butt. Roman did awesomely, but last night just wasn't his night and Super Flyweight just isn't and will never be his division.

In closing, Roman it could be argued did enough to possibly edge 6 rounds, so it could have been a draw, maybe at best if stretching it, Roman by a point, but Sor Rungvisai by a point or two is completely plausible as well, so stop the bellyaching, it was no robbery.