Something has to be done !!!!!

[JohnnyKickAss]

Well...so far there has been alot of Germany talk,but lets not forget that the two fight in question weren't even held in Germany and that the promoter in question is a Turk...

And remember that Germany after the US has probably the biggest boxing market right now...so people look in the past where there have been some shady decisions in a small developing market...and pounce on even the slightest fault or are biased enough to see faults where none exist these days...and totally oversee the majority of good decisions...

[PRIDE OF BOSTON]

Well...so far there has been alot of Germany talk,but lets not forget that the two fight in question weren't even held in Germany and that the promoter in question is a Turk...

And remember that Germany after the US has probably the biggest boxing market right now...so people look in the past where there have been some shady decisions in a small developing market...and pounce on even the slightest fault or are biased enough to see faults where none exist these days...and totally oversee the majority of good decisions...

Understood and good points. I was actually being very broad and not just pointing out those two fights but I get your point.

I also agree with faults overshadowing the vast majority of good decisions but it's kind of human nature... Not to long ago Joe Cortez was thought of as one of the best in the game... Try to pass that off now.

All I'm saying is that with more and more "money" fighters(what I mean by that is that the money is in the heavier weights and most of these guys are no longer American, but European) becoming more dominant outside the US more title fights are taking place outside of the US... Namely Germany due to champions rightly wanting to fight in their backyard. This is precisely why they need a tight commision.


Anyway, good points and I see exactly what you're saying.

[Markusdarkus]

Well...so far there has been alot of Germany talk,but lets not forget that the two fight in question weren't even held in Germany and that the promoter in question is a Turk...

And remember that Germany after the US has probably the biggest boxing market right now...so people look in the past where there have been some shady decisions in a small developing market...and pounce on even the slightest fault or are biased enough to see faults where none exist these days...and totally oversee the majority of good decisions...

Both are fighting out of Germany and both promoted by Oner the man with a German promotional licence.

Fair due to Germany i heard they stopped sanctioning his promotions, but he still give German boxing a bad name.

Kind of went down hill when Sven Otkke got a belt, he was that rubbish he needed the referee and judges to help him out in virtually every big fight.