undefined [B]I went to Madison Square Garden November 13th for "Struggle for Supremacy". Andrew Golota clearly beat John Ruiz, but the judges think otherwise. Golota had 2 knockdowns, plus Ruiz lost a point for hitting after the bell? How did these judges figure? :confused: I was wondering what everyone else had to say on the subject.

I thought Ruiz won. There's a dozen or so posts on the first few pages where people give their opinion.

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Those 5 will get you started

Both guys for me don't deserve to be boxing champs...

I woud love to see the fight,does anyone now where a can dowload it

I woud love to see the fight,does anyone now where a can dowload it

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undefined [B]I went to Madison Square Garden November 13th for "Struggle for Supremacy". Andrew Golota clearly beat John Ruiz, but the judges think otherwise. Golota had 2 knockdowns, plus Ruiz lost a point for hitting after the bell? How did these judges figure? :confused: I was wondering what everyone else had to say on the subject.



Yeah I have to agree with you there Atwa_66 you know your boxing! Andrew Golota's superior Jab and foot work, took John Ruiz all the way back to school and to room beat down 101!! :boxing:

I thought Ruiz did enough to win.Although it was very close.I can't blame anyone for thinking that Golota won.

Everytime I think of Galota - I just can't get passed that beat down Lewis gave him in R1 and then the Tyson affair.

Fact is he's beaten very few good heavies - at a strech an over the hill Norris.

People are gonna say oh well he was leading Bowe both times etc... but really the guy is a mediocre heavy in one of the poorest eras of the division's history.

What ever you say or think about Lewis, he's never been the most popular, he was the best fighter the divsion had for several years and is the most comparable to any of the legends of the golden era. Put Galota in with any of them and the outcome will be similar to his effort against Lewis.

Everytime I think of Galota - I just can't get passed that beat down Lewis gave him in R1 and then the Tyson affair.

Fact is he's beaten very few good heavies - at a strech an over the hill Norris.

People are gonna say oh well he was leading Bowe both times etc... but really the guy is a mediocre heavy in one of the poorest eras of the division's history.

What ever you say or think about Lewis, he's never been the most popular, he was the best fighter the divsion had for several years and is the most comparable to any of the legends of the golden era. Put Galota in with any of them and the outcome will be similar to his effort against Lewis.

I'll second that!!! lets just end this thread right now!!! :bottle:

I thought Golota won......That fight was actually good simply due to Norman Stones antics in Ruizs corner. :boxing: