Worse score cards in recent memory?

[R-Hand Southpaw]

Man, it seems nowadays it's become a lot more frequent to do guys dirty just for the business side of things. What are the worse scorecards you've seen in recent memory?

Off the top of my head.

GGG/Canelo 1 (118-110) Canelo
Wilder/Fury 1 (115-111) Wilder
Loma/Lopez (119-109) Lopez
Charlo/Castano (117-111) Charlo

I scored

GGG/Canelo 1 (116-112) GGG
Wilder/Fury (116-110) Fury
Loma/Lopez (114-114) Draw
Charlo/Castano (115-113) Castano

It almost seems like every year boxing has a high profile fight where someone is robbed blindly.

[The Big Dunn]

Floyd/canelo 114-114 was as bad a scorecard as ever recorded.

The Lopez/Loma card wasn’t bad as Lopez won that fight clear but maybe not that wide.

The other cards were clearly corrupt and the judges that submitted those cards should never be allowed to judge fights again.

[Clegg]

Really hated the Smith vs Ryder cards

[RJJ-94-02=GOAT]

https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/boxing-forums/non-stop-boxing/884901-official-bad-scorecard-thread-2021/page4#post31008105

https://www.boxingscene.com/forums/boxing-forums/non-stop-boxing/858074-official-bad-scorecard-thread-2020

Me and a couple of other posters have been keeping a track of every bad card since 2020.

The worst one I’ve seen in recent memory was Vazquez vs Ritson. Vazquez dominated that fight, think I had him winning 118-110. Yet one judge (Fat Terry I think) disgracefully had it 117-111 to Ritson.

[KTFOKING]

Floyd vs Canelo (114-114) Draw
GGG vs Derevyanchenko (115-112) GGG
Charlo vs Korobov (119-109) Charlo
Gonzales vs Estrada (117-111) Estrada

I scored:

Floyd/Canelo 119-109 Floyd
GGG/Derevyanchenko (115-112) Derevyanchenko ...Rewatched the fight a few weeks ago
Charlo/Korobov (115-113) Charlo...I had it 116-112 I think on initial watch but another fight I watched recently. 11 rounds for Charlo is laughable
Gonzalez/Estrada (116-112) Gonzales...F me giving Estrada 9 rounds in that fight

[HOF Hater]

Man, it seems nowadays it's become a lot more frequent to do guys dirty just for the business side of things. What are the worse scorecards you've seen in recent memory?

Off the top of my head.

GGG/Canelo 1 (118-110) Canelo
Wilder/Fury 1 (115-111) Wilder
Loma/Lopez (119-109) Lopez
Charlo/Castano (117-111) Charlo

I scored

GGG/Canelo 1 (116-112) GGG
Wilder/Fury (116-110) Fury
Loma/Lopez (114-114) Draw
Charlo/Castano (115-113) Castano

It almost seems like every year boxing has a high profile fight where someone is robbed blindly.

The thing is this:

Canelo, Charlo, and Wilder were VERY LUCKY to get DRAWS because that is the BEST POSSIBLE outcome they could've had in those fights. Those scorecards were abysmal though

[R-Hand Southpaw]

Floyd/canelo 114-114 was as bad a scorecard as ever recorded.

The Lopez/Loma card wasn’t bad as Lopez won that fight clear but maybe not that wide.

The other cards were clearly corrupt and the judges that submitted those cards should never be allowed to judge fights again.

The widest Lopez could have possibly won against Lomachenko is (8-4) and that's if you're giving him every swing round available. That's still 116-112. Literally all the cards are wide.

The score cards were
119-109
117-111
116-112

I'm also very confused because you say he won CLEAN. He didn't. I scored the fight exactly how Andre Ward did which resulted in a 6-6 fight.

If you only watched half the fight maybe you'd feel that Lopez won clean as he literally won 1,3,4,5,6 in the first half of the fight but lost ,7,8,9,10,11 in the back half.

Loma 2,7,8,9,10,11
Lopez 1,3,4,5,6,12

If you wanted to give Lopez the 7th it's still 115-113 in a close decision. If you're fighting for the win in the 12th the fight you didn't win clean.

[Richie_R]

Floyd/canelo 114-114 was as bad a scorecard as ever recorded.

The Lopez/Loma card wasn’t bad as Lopez won that fight clear but maybe not that wide.

The other cards were clearly corrupt and the judges that submitted those cards should never be allowed to judge fights again.

The Canelo Floyd card was correct…the ****** boy Floyd did nothing in that fight to truly separate himself from a green and drained canelo.

[R-Hand Southpaw]

Floyd vs Canelo (114-114) Draw
GGG vs Derevyanchenko (115-112) GGG
Charlo vs Korobov (119-109) Charlo
Gonzales vs Estrada (117-111) Estrada

I scored:

Floyd/Canelo 119-109 Floyd
GGG/Derevyanchenko (115-112) Derevyanchenko ...Rewatched the fight a few weeks ago
Charlo/Korobov (115-113) Charlo...I had it 116-112 I think on initial watch but another fight I watched recently. 11 rounds for Charlo is laughable
Gonzalez/Estrada (116-112) Gonzales...F me giving Estrada 9 rounds in that fight

Personally scored GGG/Derevyanchenko 114-114 on initial watch but 115-113 on rewatch. The fight was VERY close because of the style Derevyanchenko employed but many, and I'm not sugar coating it, many shots didn't land clean or where blocked by GGG. And yes, Derevyanchenko did hurt GGG with that body shot but GGG recovered well.

This was a fight that made me think, why don't more guys try to throw volume at GGG because one of GGGs biggest weakness is he doesn't counter when an opponent throws combinations or volume instead choosing to wait for they stop throwing to throw back.

[Smash]

Man, it seems nowadays it's become a lot more frequent to do guys dirty just for the business side of things. What are the worse scorecards you've seen in recent memory?

Off the top of my head.

GGG/Canelo 1 (118-110) Canelo
Wilder/Fury 1 (115-111) Wilder
Loma/Lopez (119-109) Lopez
Charlo/Castano (117-111) Charlo

plus that Charlo vs Korobov (119-109) Charlo as was mentioned, they stick out like sore thumbs, insanity, something bad going on there