Because claiming that clip - in which Calzaghe didn't land a single punch - accurately represents the whole fight is like claiming a cartoon caricature of someone accurately represents that person - in both cases, there is a grain of truth in it, but it has been grossly and purposely exaggerated. The fact is, opinion will always be divided, and the subject has already been done to death and I don't understand why people still want to debate it in any detail now; but plenty of neutrals gave it to Calzaghe, including many boxing experts, and including The Ring's fight report, which scored it to Calzaghe by one round. And of those boxing experts I read who did score it for Hopkins, every single one of them agreed that it was extremely close - and no extremely close fight can ever be called a robbery. And it's not as if you can call it a hometown decision!
I notice that you keep saying in other threads that Pacquiao beat Marquez, end of story, on the grounds that that's what the official scorecards said, and you say that the fact that many boxing experts disagreed with the decision is irrelevant; and yet you refuse to accept the official scorecards in this case. That shows serious bias, IMO.
I notice that you keep saying in other threads that Pacquiao beat Marquez, end of story, on the grounds that that's what the official scorecards said, and you say that the fact that many boxing experts disagreed with the decision is irrelevant; and yet you refuse to accept the official scorecards in this case. That shows serious bias, IMO.
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