I think that all of the bad decisions now make other bad decisions not look too bad

[powerpuncher]

i watched the sweet pea-chavez fight about a year ago and scored it 116-112 for sweet pea. i thought that he won the fight and definitely did better, but there were a few rounds that were close. what im saying is that i could see a draw but you would definitely have to give chavez the benefit of the doubt.

why i mention this is because this is one of the fights in boxing history that people always complain about being a terrible decision. while i agree that it shouldnt have been a draw, in the last 3 years, i have seen tons of fights scored way worse than this fight. if that fight were made now and the same score happened, i would say that it was a bad decision but not highway robbery.

sorry, this was just on my mind and i decided to post it.

[Master]

I agree the Chavez v Sweet Pea was not a robbery, it was a close victory for Pernell 7-5. The end, cue @Beanflicker having a tantrum.

[Beanflicker]

I agree the Chavez v Sweet Pea was not a robbery, it was a close victory for Pernell 7-5. The end, cue @Beanflicker having a tantrum.

I get angry when people who are paid to judge a fight can't judge a fight. Don't bother me when fans can't judge a fight hahaha.

[Master]

I agree the Chavez v Sweet Pea was not a robbery, it was a close victory for Pernell 7-5. The end, cue @Beanflicker having a tantrum.

I get angry when people who are paid to judge a fight can't judge a fight. Don't bother me when fans can't judge a fight hahaha.

There you go.

[Hulk]

We are becoming conditioned to shit decisions.

When Delvin Rodriguez got screwed against Alcine recently I was just like "That's fucked but oh well I've seen worse. Least he got a draw."

[powerpuncher]

We are becoming conditioned to shit decisions.

When Delvin Rodriguez got screwed against Alcine recently I was just like "That's fucked but oh well I've seen worse. Least he got a draw."

True. That was a worse decision than sweet pea-Chavez.

[Spicoli]

We are becoming conditioned to shit decisions.

When Delvin Rodriguez got screwed against Alcine recently I was just like "That's fucked but oh well I've seen worse. Least he got a draw."

True. That was a worse decision than sweet pea-Chavez.

That's just mescaline talk now. Wow