What Was the Worst Discision Ever ???

The OPs decision to skip English class.

seriously? i have seen so many i dont keep track anymore. i will say that augustus, the drunken master, has probably gotten robbed more than any other fighter in recent memory. yeah, the DLH-Sturm fight was obviously influenced by what the puppet masters thought would be good for boxing. no surprise it turns out that it wasnt good at all.

LMAO@ All the NSB twits saying shit like Oscar/Sturm, and Diaz/Paulie. :lol1: The worst boxing decision I've ever seen? That's a rough one but Lewis/Holyfield 1 is right up there. Just what I was about to say after reading those first posts. 8-4 (Oscar-Sturm) or 7-5 (Paulie-Diaz) decisions are not even close to being the worst of all-time. I'm surprised no one has said Floyd-Castillo 1 :lol1: One that hasn't been mentioned is Forrest-Quartey. That was definitely bullshit, I'd put it among the worst decisions of this decade, easily.

just like Terry Norris getting DQ'd against Luis Santana...TWICE norris-santana trilogy is epic. step aside morales-barrera.

1988 Olympics if we want to talk about ALL boxing.

I don't care. I think Delahoya won the fight but if he would have kept the same pace for 12 rounds, he was gonna win it and be the best WW of his generation. He can't blame anybody but himself, Trinidad didn't lose the first 9 rounds. He won 3 of them. how do you really know though? jerry roth actually had trinidad up after 9. seems like if delahoya kept doing the same thing he would still lose which is impossible. so is giving trinidad 3 of the first 9. thats like saying pavlik won 3 rounds against hopkins.

so the first 9 rounds didn't happen? that's like having a 40 point lead in basketball and letting the other team score 10 points in the last minute. doesn't mean that team won. I don't care. I think Delahoya won the fight but if he would have kept the same pace for 12 rounds, he was gonna win it and be the best WW of his generation. He can't blame anybody but himself, Trinidad didn't lose the first 9 rounds. He won 3 of them.

DeLaHoya robbed himself in this one, choosing to not fight in the last rounds. so the first 9 rounds didn't happen? that's like having a 40 point lead in basketball and letting the other team score 10 points in the last minute. doesn't mean that team won.

RJJ in korea also one of the most stupid things ive ever seen its the Disqualification of Humberto Soto against Francisco Lorenzo by Joe Cortez that shit was Ridiculous ... DQ for knocking out the other guy WTF

Olympic: Jones vs Korean guy Pro Boxing: De La Hoya vs Trinidad, Chavez vs Whitaker, Holyfiled vs Valuev(How could you rob a 46 year old man with a performance like that?) DeLaHoya robbed himself in this one, choosing to not fight in the last rounds.

Whitaker-Ramirez Ottke-Reid and if we are counting thr Ams, as someone said earlier, Jones-Guy from Korea.

From what I've seen lately, I would say Holyfield-Valuev. But hey, that's Germany.

Lewis vs Holyfield 1 Otke vs. Reid pissed me off

De la hoya-strum was bad, Ottke-Reid or against most in germany are bad but the Whittker v Ramirez just takes it for me.

Casamayor/Santa Cruz was also pretty damn bad.

Among title fights, Lewis-Holyfield 1 and Escalera-Everett were pretty terrible. I had Lewis winning 9-3 and Everett winning 10-4-1. Nelson-Fenech 1 was awful as well. The worst robbery I've seen, however, was Coggi-Gonzalez 1.

LMAO@ All the NSB twits saying shit like Oscar/Sturm, and Diaz/Paulie. :lol1: The worst boxing decision I've ever seen? That's a rough one but Lewis/Holyfield 1 is right up there.

When your mother decided to keep you. Yours was that Aviator

Randall - Chavez was a crappy one too

Definitely sturm/delahoya. Another is Diaz/Maliggnagi