Worst refereing ever.

Discussion in 'World Boxing Forum' started by yesihavearm, Dec 8, 2007.


  1. Nwil

    Nwil Active Member Full Member

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    nice excuse
     
  2. haavard

    haavard Member Full Member

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    Cortez was a disgrace.

    And Mayweather constantly pushing his elbow in the face of Hatton should have resulted in point deductions for Mayweather.

    Cortez warned the Mayweather-corner about it between the rounds, but nothing happened when Mayweather continued using the elbow.

    Then right when Hatton hit Mayweather when he turned his back to his opponent, Cortez was quick as hell to deduct a point from Hatton.

    I hope this was Cortez' last fight as a referee.
     
  3. LONGROB

    LONGROB Guest

    Shitty job by Cortez. Did not change the fight though. Floyd still taxed that ass.
     
  4. jopez707

    jopez707 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Great job by Cortez.:good
     
  5. WiDDoW_MaKeR

    WiDDoW_MaKeR ESB Hall of Fame Member Full Member

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    I can't remember being so annoyed by a ref in my life. The fight was never the same after he took that bogus point away either. Hatton was just as pre-occupied by Cortez as he was with Floyd.
     
  6. JJ

    JJ Active Member Full Member

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    The best man won, but yeah shitty job by Cortez:nono

    Mayweather and Cortez was hugging after the fight...
     
  7. thewoo

    thewoo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Funny that a lot of the same peopel complaining about Cortez tnight see nothing wrong with the ref during Hatton Tzyu.
     
  8. Chilli

    Chilli spectator Full Member

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    Cortez was very concerned about Floyd's comfort.
     
  9. psychopath

    psychopath D' "X" Factor Full Member

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    That's right. He tried to maintain it as a boxing match . . . not a wrestling match.

    :D :lol:
     
  10. markbrooklyn

    markbrooklyn Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Yeah i agree he did a terrible job. he didnt warn Hatton for excessively hugging and hitting behind the head MULTIPLE times, IM glad Mayweather knocked his ass silly
     
  11. paulfv

    paulfv Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    PBF initiated the holding more than did RH, and was intent on doing so from the start of the fight. That really surprised me, but it was a good strategy by PBF.
     
  12. Fab2333

    Fab2333 Needs to Get It 2Gether Full Member

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    :deal
    Ref did his job, period. All kind of excuses, Hatton was holdig, Floyd was holding, they both were holding. They werent mixing it up on the inside, both dudes had each other in headlocks etc. The ref did his job. I mean are people really complaining over the officiating, it wouldnt have made a difference anyway on the outcome. He shoulda watched out 4 the check hook:yep
    so regardless, I think it was a great officiated fight. No complaints
     
  13. Sheehan

    Sheehan Guest

    yea before they happening :-(
     
  14. maracho

    maracho Boxing Addict Full Member

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    agreed and the judges were even worse. One round for Hatton and how many for Oscar when he fought Floyd?
     
  15. nyupipe

    nyupipe New Member Full Member

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    Ref was horrible the point against hatton should have been a KD. Mayweather turned his back he obviously needed a break.


    In the end I will agree Mayweather would have won the fight either way, but let us see. Mayweather already has everything going for him he doesnt need the ref too.


    In the end Hatton was simply outclassed his only oppurtunity was also his greatest downfall.

    Cotto would woop Mayweather, but you could tell by the post fight interview Mayweather wants nothing to do with him. He is scared.

    Mayweather hands down greatest natural talent in boxing today, and for a long time. At the lower weights he is impossible to beat, but at 147 he is beatable. Fight some real 147lbs aka Cotto