Comments Thread For: Cunningham Still Bothered By Controversial Adamek Loss

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NEW YORK — Tomasz Adamek’s decision to decline an IBF heavyweight elimination match against Kubrat Pulev benefitted Steve Cunningham.

If the 36-year-old Cunningham can upset unbeaten Tyson Fury on Saturday in The Theater at Madison Square Garden (NBC; 4 p.m. ET), he’ll oppose Pulev for the right to become Wladimir Klitschko’s mandatory challenger in the IBF’s rankings. Adamek inadvertently assisting Cunningham is fitting when you consider Cunningham (25-5, 12 KOs) seemingly out-boxed Adamek (48-2, 29 KOs) during a Dec. 22 rematch Adamek won by split decision. [Click Here To Read More]

[dogfish]

maybe, in the future, a machine will redo the scoring for all the old matches and every controversial result will be marked.

[feroth]

maybe, in the future, a machine will redo the scoring for all the old matches and every controversial result will be marked.

hahaha that was kind of an oddball comment but I like it. We should just put a ****ing asterisk next to every controversial decision on boxrec so people know to look into it at least

[MeanestNiceGuy]

So this is the new thing for fighters nowadays, huh? They're either looking past their current opponent, or they're too busy reminiscing about a loss, that they forget about the current opponent.

Good luck Steve, you've got Fury to worry about today. I remember Chisora teeing off on Fury, but he's a bigger HW, unlike Cunningham.

Fury by TKO in the 5th

[ramblingalp]

hahaha that was kind of an oddball comment but I like it. We should just put a ****ing asterisk next to every controversial decision on boxrec so people know to look into it at least

Please don't. That would require more asterisks than there are stars in the Andromeda galaxy..lol