Chuck Giampa Retires, Pursues Consulting

[deuce_drop]

he probably got so much flack for his last score cards he's decided to call it quits before he gets caught in fraud or fixing fights..............

douche bag..........

[Diricul]

Chuck giampa is an ignorant sold-out ********** that was killing our sport for years. My dog (or anybody else) would score fights more fair and competent. I say it not beacuse of the judge's work is easy but because Giampa's scoring is already the worst so it is impossible to score even worse already. He reached the lowest point, the further fall is impossible. The guy gives his cards and no matter how he scored, he will get his money.

Penalosa - De Leon: 109-119
I lost my gift of speech when heard it.

Indelible shame on Chuck Giampa. He lived a dirty life.

I hope he 'll take Pete Trematerra, Duane Ford, Dave Moretti, Jerry Roth and other **********s with him.

THe more guys like Giampa, the more I appreciate fair and skillful professionals like Stanley Chistodoulou. They are so rare...

[Diricul]

Is it too much to ask we get a new selection of boxing judges? ****, I'd love to be a boxing judge, what do you have to do to be one anyway? Score over 65 on a general I.Q. test?

I'm sick of all these old men with piss poor eyesight making bad decisions that effect a fighter's career and legacy, simply because they can't see for ****.

You should not mention their age, man. Those who tell you to replace old blind morons for the new blood are the same morons themselves, but they are young morons. You should understand that the only thing that separates you from the old age is a little amount of time. So Chuck Giampa is a ********** not because of his age but beacuse of his dirty soul.

[Bobby Shaw]

Las Vegas, Nev. – Chuck Giampa, one of the top boxing judge’s in the world, has retired from his position as a boxing judge to pursue a career as a boxing consultant and continue as a sports columnist. Giampa was appointed as a judge in 1984 and has had an illustrious career, judging many memorable championship fights including the Holyfield-Tyson II “Bite Night” fight and the Holyfield-Bowe “Fan Man” fight. He has judged over 120 world championship fights in addition to many regional and international title fights in Italy, England, Wales, France, Germany, Panama, Argentina, Korea and Japan. [details]

He 'Retired' 3 weeks too late,he should have retired before the Hopkins fight.