Yet another hometown decision on ESPN

[The Critic]

No one on here should talk about bad decisions in Germany or anywhere abroad. This **** happens everywhere. It's common as hell all over the States, and happened again tonight. The bad decision was one thing Teddy actually predicted

Edit: I'm talking about the first fight

[Dice]

Honestly I think Friday Night Fights has become the worst boxing show

[The Critic]

Honestly I think Friday Night Fights has become the worst boxing show

Oh the show is **** through and through, but it's boxing on TV I'm not going to complain.

[aristotlemoses]

ill be going to andy lee vs brian vera, if this dude gives me his tickets. i dunno though CT is a far drive.

[Dice]

Oh the show is **** through and through, but it's boxing on TV I'm not going to complain.

You have the right to complain when hometown decisions are given, I only watch just to hear Teddy Atlas, this guys accent is the best lol, o and I love your avy for some reason

[THe TRiNiTY]

Comparing ANY OTHER PLACE in the world, to Germany when it comes to bad decisions.. C'mon. Germany scares GERMAN fighters.

[2501]

wait, the Cruz was from Mexico wasnt he?

[The Critic]

wait, the Cruz was from Mexico wasnt he?

The first fight was a Mexican who badly beat the local boy; yet is was judged a draw.

Teddy had it 9-1 for the Mexican; that may have been a little strong, but the guy won at least seven rounds.


I tell you we rob foreigners all the time in this country. America is easily as bad as Germany in this regard.

[JakeNDaBox]

New England is infamous for outrageous hometown decisions, often bordering on corruption. Last night's co-feature was a great example.

[The Hammer]

The first fight was a Mexican who badly beat the local boy; yet is was judged a draw.

Teddy had it 9-1 for the Mexican; that may have been a little strong, but the guy won at least seven rounds.


I tell you we rob foreigners all the time in this country. America is easily as bad as Germany in this regard.

Very true. In fact, there's far more bad decisions here in the US than anywhere else.

But Teddy has a bias against white boxers, and that fight was much closer than he was saying. When a white guy fights anybody, he roots for the other guy. When a black guy fights a hispanic, however, he always roots for the black guy, as we saw in the main event.