Is the Holyfield/Lewis draw atleast top 5 in the worst decisions all-time?

[studentofthegam]

so you scored their first fight 118-110?

That sounds about right to me. It was a terrible showing for Evander.

[Wild Blue Yonda]

I might dare say that Casamayor-Cruz fight has been the single worst decision since Lewis-Holyfield I.

[JK1700]

I might dare say that Casamayor-Cruz fight has been the single worst decision since Lewis-Holyfield I.

It's between that one and Campillo-Shumenov II.

Campillo won at least 10 rounds in his 2nd fight with Shumenov.

[SCtrojansbaby]

Toney vs Rahman 1, Toney vs Griffin 1 and to a lesser extent Toney vs Peter.

[Walt Liquor]

Anyone wih Stum-DeLa yet?

Segio V Cintron was clearly the worst decision ever to me as it also had the missed KO.

forbes-demetrious hopkins


I'd say holy-lewis is top 5, that was a straight up stickup, but he got the draw as already quoted

[GJC]

Please, for the love of God, tell me you aren't trying to argue the second fight was a bigger robbery than the first.

Remarkably 7-5 and 5-7 make the two fights dead level too

In answer to the question Briggs Foreman is a little mentioned gem of a shocking verdict.

[joe strong]

yes it was....bryd\oquendo was pretty bad too

[deansluk]

i thought lewis won the 1st 9-3 and the second i scored 7-5 as a lewis fan, coulda been a draw , a robbery ill always remember was james toney vs Dave Tiberi , toney got beat as clearly that night as he did in any of his losses bar the rjj fight , reid vs ottke was bad , sturm dlh was pretty bad , also im a brit , but i thought dirrell beat froch by a few rounds and didnt get the nod in nottingham , quartey vs forrest fight a few years back was iffy ,i thought collazo beat hatton , yeh i guess boxings corrupt lol