Wow, that is a horrible decision

[Nameless]

I am quite disappointed by the decision and I would really love to have been ring side to understand what the judges did see. Corruption is a possibility but sometimes I wonder if throwing a huge volume of punches might help more than what we think into getting the judges favor.

[fan johnny]

Listening to Williams at the end of the fight, I don't he was convinced he won that fight. Maybe he thought it was close?

[fanfan]

Listening to Williams at the end of the fight, I don't he was convinced he won that fight. Maybe he thought it was close?

you are right

[Cressa121]

I had it 9-3 for Lara. I can see slightly closer scores, but in no way can I see how Williams won that fight. Max Kellerman put it well when he said it was indescribably bad. Just awful.

[TheMacMagician]

DEAR DEAR ME. I've never been so baffled after a fight when the decision got called. Almost just as baffling was Williams believing he won after in the interview.

I really like Williams, but Lara fought fantastic.

[Hulk]

I had it 10-2 for Lara. He completely outboxed Williams and countered him all night over the top with the left hand. Lara's footwork was tremendous !

It was good to see Max tell the truth about that horrible decision. But, it wasn't incompetence or stupidity that caused that decision.

It was clearly CORRUPTION.

[marbleheadmaui]

I am quite disappointed by the decision and I would really love to have been ring side to understand what the judges did see. Corruption is a possibility but sometimes I wonder if throwing a huge volume of punches might help more than what we think into getting the judges favor.

Often I guess that's the case. What was unusual here is that sheer visibility of the Lara punches. Williams head was being hurtled all over the place. I don't think things could have been more clear on his side.

[Spicoli]

I'm waiting for the 3:30 replay as I only caught the last half last night. Physically and as far as body language Williams looked like that piñata getting hit repeatedly with the whiffle ball bat by that kid in the Geiko commercial.

I'm also wishing more and more we could return to the days on maybe 1 or 2 guys only on the fight call. Way to many talking heads wagging their tongues just to be heard. I'd be GREAT if only the crowd could be heard.