What's the biggest boxing robbery of all time.

Damaen Kelly's loss to Maludrottu

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Originally Posted by slick22

Barrera's win over Juarez.

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sorry bud in no way was it a robbery, i was saying that MAB won before it was announced a draw, and complained about it being a bad decision then, it was a good close fight but Barrera clearly won it

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Originally Posted by ono

Damaen Kelly's loss to Maludrottu

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:coolclick: for remembering that one.
That was appalling! I had it something like 11 rounds to 1 in Kelly's favour!

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Originally Posted by RHHatton

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Originally Posted by ImRipped

Collazo-Hatton

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Yeah and so was Hatton v tzsyu, Hatton v Magee, Hatton v Tackie, Hatton v Phillips. ;D

chump!! Get a life and get over the fact that hatton won again. I know you and a lot of others are desperate for him to lose but tough sh*T, he didn't!! ;)

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yea don't worry it'll happen soon enough, the Collazo fight was Hattons exposure party, and now every good boxer with speed and or power at 140 will be a threat, Margarito for Hatton = Ugly KO loss much like Cintrons

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Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales

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Originally Posted by RHHatton

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Originally Posted by ImRipped

Collazo-Hatton

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Yeah and so was Hatton v tzsyu, Hatton v Magee, Hatton v Tackie, Hatton v Phillips. ;D

chump!! Get a life and get over the fact that hatton won again. I know you and a lot of others are desperate for him to lose but tough sh*T, he didn't!! ;)

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yea don't worry it'll happen soon enough, the Collazo fight was Hattons exposure party, and now every good boxer with speed and or power at 140 will be a threat, Margarito for Hatton = Ugly KO loss much like Cintrons

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There is not way it will be a KO loss like Cintron for Hatton. Hatton wont cry when he is being interviewed! ;D

Jose Luis Castillo - Floyd Mayweather I
ODLH - Felix Sturm

All Whitaker's loses except Trinidad

Stevie Johnston, when he had to give the belt back to Jose Luis Castillo.

It might have been true, but still a stinker!

Lucky Stevie Johnston is such a good sport.

Johnny Famechon-Fighting Harada I.
On the night of July 28,1969 Referee Willie Pep raised the arms of both fighters at the end of 15 furious rounds.A Draw!!!
When they checked Pep's scorecard it was discovered that Famechon had in fact won 70-69.Based on the old 5 points per round system,I had sat down with pad and pencil and scored it 72-68 Harada.As a younger Australian I must admit that I felt relieved when Willie signalled the draw,yet when the victory to Famechon was announced I felt for Harada
who needless to say looked very dejected.In a return bout in Tokyo some six months later Famechon knocked Harada out in the 14th round to retain his World(WBC)Featherweight title.I've always felt that Harada should have got the nod in their first fight.

Damean Kelly against Maludrottu was by far the biggest roberry of all time. He boxed his face off and lost by loads on the cards. One of the judges even changed his card to an even wider score against Damo. Fucking disgrace!

Pay per view fights are a robbery !!!!!!

Great for the top .001%, who can make big money. Bad for the rest, bad for fans, bad for the sport.

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Originally Posted by BIG H

To be a robbery, surely the loser had to have won without doubt - can't say that aout a lot these fights

How about Jimmy Vincent v David Barnes - (only a few people will know the fight I mean)

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Agree a disgrace emailed everyone i could think of that night alot of our boxing friends still talk about it.
I think Vincent was fighting for the lonsdale belt that night a real shame he boxed his socks off

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Originally Posted by mucho testosterone

Chris Byrd and Dominick Guinn robbed me of $40.00

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:coolclick:
Funny

CC Back at you,

that or John Ruiz PPV fights.

I am comfortable with the Holyfield Lewis I decision.

I think HBO was hyping Lewis way too much during the fight(If you watched HBO's Broadcast, it would be hard not to be convinced of Lewis's greatness in that fight)

Lewis fought so cautiously, as to make the fight completly boring

Holyfield was the only one willing to exchange.

And I think Holy's punches were generally more effective. Hey.....but it is boxing and inteligent minds will differ.