Casamayor-Santa Cruz wasn't a draw stupid.
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Re: Which draw was the biggest robbery?
Casamayor-Santa Cruz wasn't a draw stupid.
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And I go with Agapito Sanchez-Manny Pacquiao. Should of been a TKO in favor of Sanchez after Pacquiao quit. Martinez-Cintron out of the ones listed
Side-note: Just noticed the fool left out Martinez-Cintron
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haha yeah you are quite right. Can't believe we got to page two before anyone picked up on that.Originally Posted by Violent Demise
It seems like I pretty much ballsed up this poll completely to be fair
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Had to go with my immediate thought when I saw the title; Lewis-Holyfield I. Eugenia Williams actually scored this fight for Holyfield, including a round in which Lewis kept Holyfield pinned on the ropes and Holy landed maybe 3 or 4 punches. Oddly, the second fight, a Lewis UD, was much closer, IMHO.
In recent history, John-Juarez I was a head scratcher, as many Juarez decisions have been.
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I know I have a very unpopular opinion here but I don’t think you can call robberies fights like Pascal - Hopkins , it was a much more close fight than Dorin – Spadafora for example … Just to mention another bad draw decision.
Last edited by iwng100; 12-20-2010 at 02:12 AM.
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I really think Whitaker's performance against Chavez was one of the best of his career, Chavez had no idea how to handle him. The result was a travesty of boxing justice, no rematch was even a greater travesty.
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Hearns - Leonard II
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Lewis v Holyfield was the biggest robbery for me.
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