Which Fight decisions were a travesty?

Clear as day robbery. I think I gave Pac 3 rounds.

 

that was bad. STOP boom stop

 

we will see in his next fight if hes lost any confidence or not. Im expecting haney at 140 to gain more power chin and stamina. Guy is almost as big as crawford. Burns alot of muscle and cuts a **** ton of water

 

herrera garcia was terrible. The reffing in mattysse garcia was bad. He got hit low 23 times. Mattysse woulda hit back low after the first shot he wins that fight easy.

 

Tiresome Fury v McDermott 1.

Big John was Fury's Daddy that night.

 

Indeed. McDermott won that easily - maybe by 3-4rds

 

Oh yeah for sure, and I think he has done a great job as a Pro considering how awful he looked in the 2 fights I mentioned

 

The court jester of the forum is back lol

 

Its worse today than ever it was in the 50's. They don't even bother to try & hide the corruption. The State Commissions are really a joke. Have you ever seen a ref or judge get hauled in & asked to explain their actions ?? NO Some one asked the head honcho of the NSAC about Adelaide Byrds ridiculous 118-110 card & if he was going to do anything. He was reported as saying " No! Adelaide is one of our best judges maybe she just had a bad night" & laughed

 

John Conteh vs Jesse Burnett

Conteh dropped twice in a 10 rounder and somehow walked away with a dubious draw.

 

As opposed to repeating the same fights over and over:

Mayorga vs Vernon Forrest II: Vernon won that 2nd fight
Rahman vs Tua II: Rahman definitely won that 2nd fight

 

Hagler vs Sugar Ray…
In my opinion this was one of the biggest travesty’s in boxing but not for the usual reasons…
The fight was so close but if they had given the verdict to Hagler, his legacy as an unbeatable Middleweight champ would have remained intact and Ray would still have received all the accolades he deserved by taking the mighty Hagler the distance in a close fight after being out the ring with one fight in 5 years.
They crushed Hagler’s soul with that verdict as the championship was his very being…

 

There are robberies that changed the careers of people and those are the travesties.

They stole GGG's belts. Canelo became a superstar, while GGG lost his leverage.

 

I've never even seen a fight decision that wasn't wearing man's clothing.

 

Where to start?