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    Default Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    The Hopkins Pascal fight is definitely this week's big talking point. Virtually everybody thinks Hopkins won the fight. How does it compare to other drawn robberies?

    Make your choice below.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Whitaker vs Chavez, not only for the lineal WW title but for the mythical title of p4p the best. I had Whitaker winning 10 out of 12 rounds.

    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Funeka/Guzman, I was well pissed off at the time. Funeka put his all into that.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Whitaker-Chavez for me, I re-watched it a few weeks ago and scored it 118-110 Whitaker, and I don't even think many of the rounds were particularly close

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    I'm quite surprised I don't see Pacquiao-Marquez 1 on the poll. Maybe the hobbit forgot to add it.

    That's another fight in boxing history that could have either way. But no way in hell that was robbery.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Funeka vs Guzman!

    Most recent because that still pisses me off.

    Chavez vs Whitaker has got to be all time though.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by :::PSL::: View Post
    I'm quite surprised I don't see Pacquiao-Marquez 1 on the poll. Maybe the hobbit forgot to add it.

    That's another fight in boxing history that could have either way. But no way in hell that was robbery.

    I wasn't about to give the haters another chance to slate Manny

    Completely forgot Chavez Whittaker though

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    It's really tough to say but I feel it was worse than Lewis Holyfield 1. As you know, I had a feeling at about round 6 it would be draw. This was more because I was watching Hopkins win the fight so easily that the best the judges could do for Pascal was give a draw. I remember a lot of rounds in the Lewis Holyfield fight that could be scored either way based on interpretation. In this fight, almost every round bar 10 and 12 was very easy to score and those two were a debate between 10-10 or 10-9 to Hopkins. As a result I scored it 112-114 Hopkins

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?
    Manny
    57 fights
    2 catchweights

    Oscar
    45 fights
    2 catchweight

    B Hop
    59 fights
    3 catchweights

    BHop and Oscar are the catchweight kings of our era.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    I didn't know Hopkins had 3 catchweight fights.

    Good info there Bilbo.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?
    Manny
    57 fights
    2 catchweights

    Oscar
    45 fights
    2 catchweight

    B Hop
    59 fights
    3 catchweights

    BHop and Oscar are the catchweight kings of our era.
    And Sugar Ray Leonard was the catchweight king of his era with 3.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?
    Manny
    57 fights
    2 catchweights

    Oscar
    45 fights
    2 catchweight

    B Hop
    59 fights
    3 catchweights

    BHop and Oscar are the catchweight kings of our era.
    To be fair to Hopkins though, in all 3 occasions he was the guy having to cut down in weight to come to a fair CW.

    I also thought that the Calzaghe fight had Warren put in a catchweight limit of like 173?

    I think it's the guy who asks for the catchweight who should become the 'catchweight king'.

    Anyway back to your original point, it's got to be Whitaker-Chavez, I've never had that closer than 10-2 when scoring it. It was a clinic.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by JazMerkin View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?
    Manny
    57 fights
    2 catchweights

    Oscar
    45 fights
    2 catchweight

    B Hop
    59 fights
    3 catchweights

    BHop and Oscar are the catchweight kings of our era.
    To be fair to Hopkins though, in all 3 occasions he was the guy having to cut down in weight to come to a fair CW.

    I also thought that the Calzaghe fight had Warren put in a catchweight limit of like 173?

    I think it's the guy who asks for the catchweight who should become the 'catchweight king'.

    Anyway back to your original point, it's got to be Whitaker-Chavez, I've never had that closer than 10-2 when scoring it. It was a clinic.

    More often than not the bigger guys wins though. It's actually quite rare for the smaller guy to win a catchweight fight, and when they do they were nearly always the big pre fight favourite in the first place. The rampant weight draining from catchweight fights that captures the imaginations of the Saddo critics has very rarely been witnessed in the ring.

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    Default Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?

    Quote Originally Posted by Bilbo View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by Chino View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by generalbulldog View Post
    On another note the fight was at a catchweight of 145 pounds. But since it's not Pacquiao, it's okay for others to fight at catchweights.
    Did they do catchweight fights all the time, or at least most, like Pacquiao?
    Manny
    57 fights
    2 catchweights

    Oscar
    45 fights
    2 catchweight

    B Hop
    59 fights
    3 catchweights

    BHop and Oscar are the catchweight kings of our era.
    And can you count how many times they have asked for a catchweight, thank you

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