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  • Fox McCloud
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    #1

    Worst Judge

    That you can think of...

    I'd say Glen Hamada.

    I remember he scored Jones Jr.-Tarver I 9 round to 3 for Jones.

    I just rewatched Mayweather Jr.-Judah. He scored that 11 rounds to 1 for Floyd.

    This guy can't score for ****.
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    #2
    Originally posted by DWiens421
    That you can think of...

    I'd say Glen Hamada.

    I remember he scored Jones Jr.-Tarver I 9 round to 3 for Jones.

    I just rewatched Mayweather Jr.-Judah. He scored that 11 rounds to 1 for Floyd.

    This guy can't score for ****.
    micky vann

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      Sugar-Will O'-Hurricane
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      #3
      Jerry Roth (Horrible scoring in De La Hoya/Trinidad, by his dumbass) or Duane Ford (Scored the 12th round of Hopkins/Taylor I for Taylor, only man on the planet to do that.)

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      • BmoreBrawler
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        #4
        Jerry Roth. **** him no way mayweather won the 12th round.

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        • starjammer
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          #5
          Eugenia Williams (115-113 Holyfield in Lewis-Holyfield I) and Jerry Roth (I think he hates De la Hoya)

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          • Dynamite Kid
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            #6
            Originally posted by DWiens421
            That you can think of...

            I'd say Glen Hamada.

            I remember he scored Jones Jr.-Tarver I 9 round to 3 for Jones.

            I just rewatched Mayweather Jr.-Judah. He scored that 11 rounds to 1 for Floyd.

            This guy can't score for ****.
            Tarver V Jones JR i cant remember how i scored that fight but 9-3 rounds is a bit lop sided but youhave to remember their were spells in that fight were Tarver was'nt throwing and was getting outworked at times i agree that 3-9 is wrong though

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            • Rane-Ex54
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              #7
              I actually like Jerry Roth as a judge. He favors agressive foward fighters. I agree with the decidion that Tito won that fight, you have to watch the whole thing on mute.

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                #8
                Originally posted by Rane-Ex54
                I actually like Jerry Roth as a judge. He favors agressive foward fighters. I agree with the decidion that Tito won that fight, you have to watch the whole thing on mute.

                I watched that fight in a room full of Mexicans and Puerto Ricans, I heard nothing. And I still think De La Hoya had 7 to 8 rounds for De La Hoya.

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                • Dynamite Kid
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                  #9
                  Judging a fight is so subjective you can watch a fight for the first time and then watch it again second time around and sometimes you can get a different perspective on who won the fight i personally go on my first impressions of viewing a fight

                  dont get on my case but personally watching the Dela Hoya V Trinidad fight for the first time i thought Tito won , i thought Tito won by 1 round if my mermory serves my correct

                  i thought Dela Hoya Beat Mosley in the 2nd fight though , but i also thought Quartey beat Dela Hoya

                  i thought that Leonard beat Hagler ,i had Eubank beating Michael Watson in their 1st fight ,Watson did nt do enough to earn a win the most he could have expected to get was a draw he threw away the 1st half of the fight just like Hagler did against Leonard

                  and as everyone knows you only need 6 rounds so you dont lose a fight so if you can win the first 5 you only need 1 of the remaining 7 rounds to at least get a draw

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                  • Rane-Ex54
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                    #10
                    See & thats kind of why, if its close, people shouldn't blame the judges if it didn't go the way they thought. Wide Margins is what I worry about. Things like that judge giving Sergio Mora a 99-91 victory in that last ESPN fight....Now thats a paid off shady judge.

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