By Jake Donovan - It's a practice that will never go away, but one that has become an ugly recurring trend all through March. A loss is no longer a loss, instead grounds for a fighter or his camp to air out a list of reasons why the other guy's hand was raised by night's end.
Two bouts on this weekend's schedule – Joel Casamayor-Michael Katsidis and Gavin Rees-Andreas Kotelnik – all but have controversy written all over them. Rare is the occasion when a Casamayor fight that goes the distance doesn't result in major dispute over the final scorecards. The next win Kotelnik manages on the road will be his first, which should make for plenty of anxious moments this weekend in Wales, Rees' home country. [details]
Two bouts on this weekend's schedule – Joel Casamayor-Michael Katsidis and Gavin Rees-Andreas Kotelnik – all but have controversy written all over them. Rare is the occasion when a Casamayor fight that goes the distance doesn't result in major dispute over the final scorecards. The next win Kotelnik manages on the road will be his first, which should make for plenty of anxious moments this weekend in Wales, Rees' home country. [details]
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