Biggest Robbery's In Boxing History

[Dynamite Kid]

hype,watch the fight with out the volume,then watch it with the volumethe first round should've been an even round,anybody that says oscar won the first nine rounds is a just an oscar fan,and thats ok as a tito fan i was not pleased with the win,it wasn't gratifying, i watch the fight a day ago,and oscar gave the fight away,oscar lost it more than felix won it

both fighters could'nt have asked for more than a draw IMO

[steptwome]

i dont think Hatton v Collazo or Taylor v Hopkins were robbery's, Hopkins didnt get started untill the fight was nearly over although he finished strongly he still lost to many of the early rounds IMO

Hopkins did start slow but after the fifth round he basically did what he wanted to.

[W1LL]

Jeff Lacy vs. Vitali Tsypko II

That one was laughable, the fact Lacy got a second boxing lesson in as many fights, and they gave him the decision in his hometown.

[Dynamite Kid]

Hopkins did start slow but after the fifth round he basically did what he wanted to.

I disagree i thought Hopkins started to late & at best he could have only hoped for a draw ,i thought it was a good decision to be honest i respect your opinion though if u think Hopkins won fair enough

[Derranged_]

Biggest Robbery's In Boxing History ? personallly it thought Reid v Ottke was one of the worst ive ever seen he was'nt even allowed to hit Ottke without being penalised

tell us your suggestions

Yep. Can't beat the Robin Reid robbery. Up against the referee too. That was a travesty.

I've suddenly become very curious about this fight; how did the ref justify deducting points?...

[AntonTheMeh]

both fighters could'nt have asked for more than a draw IMO

pretty much.it was a big let down.

[No Mas]

ray leonard - hagler. then of course there is whitaker - chavez

[Thread Stealer]

u newbies need some help with your fictional robberies. some of these you named were very close, tough-to-judge fights that are not robberies, let alone being close to the worst in history.

here are some of the worst robberies in boxing history:

alfredo escalera-tyrone everett
evander holyfield-lennox lewis 1
juan coggi-eder gonzalez 1
ad wolgast-mexican joe rivers

[Dynamite Kid]

ray leonard - hagler. then of course there is whitaker - chavez

Leonard won at the very least 5 rounds hardly a robbery ,and i dont even have Hagler winning it when i give him the benefit of the doubt

[Derranged_]

Can somebody here give me a synopsis of the Ottke-Reid fight? And how did the ref justify deducting points in this fight?