Underrated Fighter Luis Collazo

[skel1983]

I like him alot needs a new promoter he is way to inactive, I wouldnt say he got robbes in both of them fights they were both close more so in the Berto figth if you ask me should fo got a rematch in both.

Should fight Clottey that would be a decent fight.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Collazo flat out beat Hatton, and i had him ahead in the Berto fight, but it wasn't robbery

[Manuel "Chubby" Medina]

I think hes a good boxer. I love his style an he beat Hatton and Berto but only by a slight margin.

[zbolt]

he'll remain underrated until he wins a big fight convincingly against top boxers

[nyc champ]

he'll remain underrated until he wins a big fight convincingly against top boxers

yea i agree

[nyc champ]

I think hes a good boxer. I love his style an he beat Hatton and Berto but only by a slight margin.

I AGREE WITH YOU, HE BEAT BOTH OF THEM NOT BY BLOW OUT OBVIOUSLY, BUT JUST ENOUGH

[blegit]

Collazo flat out beat Hatton, and i had him ahead in the Berto fight, but it wasn't robbery

I entirely agree with that.

[ICB]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

[ono]

He didn't get robbed in either. They were both close fights. It looked like he battered Hatton and if your judging the fight as one big round, you'd give it to Collazo.

However on a round by round basis, Hatton won the same amount of rounds...if not more plus he had the knockdown. It's just that Collazo won his rounds a lot more clearly. It was a bit like a tennis player winning more games, yet losing the match.

[ElTerribleMorales]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

didn't Collazo end up dropping Hatton late in the fight to cancel out the previous KD, IMO Collazo beat Hatton handily and won against Berto but it could have gone either way (after watching it various times)

[skel1983]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

didn't Collazo end up dropping Hatton late in the fight to cancel out the previous KD, IMO Collazo beat Hatton handily and won against Berto but it could have gone either way (after watching it various times)

Totally with Ono here Hatton won that fight and Hatton didnt get knocked down, the difference was the last third of the fight Collazo came on strong especially the 12th when he had Haton hurt, but the first half of the fight Hatton dominated I had Hatton winning 115-113 Collazo just had to much ground to make up. Calling that fight a robbery is a joke in itself.

[skel1983]

Im gonna watch the fight again rite now and score it.

[ICB]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

didn't Collazo end up dropping Hatton late in the fight to cancel out the previous KD, IMO Collazo beat Hatton handily and won against Berto but it could have gone either way (after watching it various times)

I thought that was a slip ? but even if it was technically a knockdown, the best Luis Collazo done was win by 1 point or make it a draw. In no way though was the fight a robbery, and had Andre Berto or Ricky Hatton had lost vs Luis Collazo, it would of been just as controversial.

[skel1983]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

didn't Collazo end up dropping Hatton late in the fight to cancel out the previous KD, IMO Collazo beat Hatton handily and won against Berto but it could have gone either way (after watching it various times)

I thought that was a slip ? but even if it was technically a knockdown, the best Luis Collazo done was win by 1 point or make it a draw. In no way though was the fight a robbery, and had Andre Berto or Ricky Hatton had lost vs Luis Collazo, it would of been just as controversial.

It wasnt a slip he was pushed to the ground in the 12th by Collazo, no way was it a knockdown and wasnt given.

[nyc champ]

Luis Collazo wasn't robbed in any fight, he probably lost the Ricky Hatton fight based on being knocked down in the first round, although it could of gone either way i've scored it different a few times. But its no more than 1 or 2 points either way.

And he lost the Andre Berto clearly IMO, although it was close. It was one of those close fights that were easy to score. Luis Collazo done next to nothing in the middle rounds and gave away too many of those rounds, and he clearly lost the last round.

Here was my scorecard that i found.

1 Even
2 Berto
3 Collazo
4 Collazo 10-8
5 Berto
6 Berto
7 Berto
8 Berto
9 Collazo
10 Collazo
11 Berto
12 Berto

115-113 Andre Berto.

didn't Collazo end up dropping Hatton late in the fight to cancel out the previous KD, IMO Collazo beat Hatton handily and won against Berto but it could have gone either way (after watching it various times)

I thought that was a slip ? but even if it was technically a knockdown, the best Luis Collazo done was win by 1 point or make it a draw. In no way though was the fight a robbery, and had Andre Berto or Ricky Hatton had lost vs Luis Collazo, it would of been just as controversial.

I AGREE IT WAS A CLOSE FIGHT BUT I SAW COLLAZO BEATING BERTO MY OPINION, AND IT WAS THAT CLOSE IT SHOULDVE ATLEAST BEEN A DRAW WITH HATTON AND BERTO