Wladimir Sidorenko: The fraud train that started in the 2000 Olympics

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  1. boxeo#1

    boxeo#1 Boxer-Puncher banned

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    This Ukrainian fraud got a few gifts during the Olympics in Sydney when points kept popping up for him while he wasn't ven scoring.
    Than he furthered his fraud legacy under the Universum banner in Germany.

    He was tremendously outboxed for 12 rounds by Moreno but Moreno still only got a 113-116, 112-116 112-116 win which could have easily have been a 108-120 score if it were not in Germany.

    But still following that one-sided loss, they (he and his management) had the guts to protest against the scoring.

    Unfortunately I just read that the fraud will make his return to the ring. :barf
     
  2. ya-ni

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    seen him box live in germany, thought he was a good boxer, but no power
     
  3. Boxing Fanatic

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    Disagree with that one. Sidorenko is a good fighter.
     
  4. boxeo#1

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    I didn't say he was bad. But he got some nice gifts in his career. Even in the Olympics. As a pro I already saw him 3 times losing.
    His management is just as fraudulous as that of Valueless and Shame Ottke's.
     
  5. Fat Tony

    Fat Tony Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Stop talking about fights you haven't seen. It was a CLOSE fight.
    No need to protest against the scoring though.
     
  6. boxeo#1

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    Everything fine with you?
    Ah well you're from Germany and that says it all.

    Moreno OUTBOXED his ass for 12 full rounds. The whole world knows this including Sidorenko himself and his crook management.

    YOU haven't seen the fight have you?? One things for sure and that is that u don't know how to judge a fight.

    Of course it was ridiculously pathetic to protest against the scoring.