Worst decisions ever?

[K-DOGG]

how about tim witherspoon vs larry holmes tim clearly should of won that fight

Well, once again, one man's opinion; but I don't think Tim did enough to win.

[Yogi]

It was somewhat close on my card, but I thought Norton did pleny enough to win the rubbermatch with Ali, and my card saw it at 144-141...Norton seemed to have given a couple/few rounds away late in the fight by not doing a whole lot, but I thought the substantial lead he built over the first half of the fight (plus a couple/few rounds late that he won) was more than enough to get the decision in the end. Norton also seemed to have won a few of the rounds he did much more clearly than Ali, who seemed to have JUST edged out the vast majority of the rounds that I gave him.

[butterfly1964]

Damn you guys forgot..Jones vs. Park Si Hun..or something like that in gold medal match back in the 88 olympics in Seoul.

Oh yeah. Who could forget that.

[hellfire508]

Roy Jones jr vs Park Si Hun (spelling) was the worst decision of all time.

DLH-Trinidad was atrocious.

DLH-Mosley II was bad, but not AS bad.

DLH-Sturm wasn't right IMO.

Louis-Walcott was bad.

Ali-Norton III in my eyes could have gone either way. NY times had it for Ali too, for what its worth.

[lidsy]

Nelson v Fenech 1
Basillo v Robinson 1
Leonard v Hearns 2
Creed v Balboa 1

[BKM-]

Nelson v Fenech 1
Basillo v Robinson 1
Leonard v Hearns 2
Creed v Balboa 1

He knocked Rocky down a lot of times. Thats a lot points.

[Southpaw Stinger]

He knocked Rocky down a lot of times. Thats a lot points.

Only knocked rocky down once in the 14th. Although Creed dominated Balboa for most of that fight so the decision should have been unanimous for Creed not a SD.

And Creed was well ahead on points in the rematch so he shouldn't have gotten ****** and tried to KO Balboa.

But hey - it's a movie!

[Da Iceman]

Only knocked rocky down once in the 14th. Although Creed dominated Balboa for most of that fight so the decision should have been unanimous for Creed not a SD.

And Creed was well ahead on points in the rematch so he shouldn't have gotten ****** and tried to KO Balboa.

But hey - it's a movie!

he was down at the end of the 1st. and the round 14 knockdown was a classic.

[Da Iceman]

augustus vs. burton

louis vs. walcott

alot of augustus fights are robberies.

[Frazier's 15th round]

Creed won like 24 of the 30 rounds they fought. Of course he easily beat Balboa.