Real robberies of recent years

[Ricardi]

Pac/Marquez 3 is the only strong case. Everything else was a close fight.





I'm disappointed that NONE of you called out Barrios/Akmehdov, if we're talking judges, or Hererra/Hinojosa, if we're talking outcomes.

How was Pac-Bradley 1 a close fight? lol watched it recently again just to be sure and Pac dominated him

[Combat Talk Radio]

How was Pac-Bradley 1 a close fight? lol watched it recently again just to be sure and Pac dominated him

"At The End Of The Day", Pac-Bradley 1 was 7 rounds to 5.

Barrios was dropped TWICE if I recall and didn't do much else.

Herrera is the first boxer in history to get his hand raised without landing a punch.

I'm sorry, it's not even close and I say again, you guys call every close fight a robbery.

[_Maxi]

GGG-Canelo I.
GGG-Derevyanchenko.

[-Kev-]

I thought Lara getting a draw vs Carlos Molina was a gift.
I remember Molina outworking Lara almost every round and thought Carlos should have gotten a UD

Lara loves being in 50-50 fights for some reason.

It’s like he always goes in there trying to do enough for either a Draw, a close win, or a close loss.

He just tries to match his opponent every time.

I’m surprised he has scored KOs in his career.

He can fight the most mediocre fighters around his weight, or elite fighters in his weight class, and fight them just 50-50. Just enough for a draw, close W, or close L.

He has like no 3rd gear. He has 1st gear, 2nd gear. And that’s it. He’s not really into dominating.

I am surprised he dominated Trout and Williams.

Vs Canelo, I thought he would do better. I thought he would maybe edge out Canelo. Instead he went in there thinking it was the Olympics, throwing weak jabs, scoring here and there like an amateur.

[Ricardi]

"At The End Of The Day", Pac-Bradley 1 was 7 rounds to 5.

Barrios was dropped TWICE if I recall and didn't do much else.

Herrera is the first boxer in history to get his hand raised without landing a punch.

I'm sorry, it's not even close and I say again, you guys call every close fight a robbery.

7-5? Lol you need to watch that fight again Pac clearly won 9-10 rounds. He literally out landded him every round and more then twice overall but ok

[just the facts]

pac-floyd
pac-horn
pac bradley

Give it a rest. Pac was indeed robbed vs Horn and Bradley but absolutely nobody with a brain believes Pac was robbed vs Floyd.

It's passed time for you to start living in reality,Floyd EASILY beat your hero and your undying man love will never change that.

[ruedboy]

7-5? Lol you need to watch that fight again Pac clearly won 9-10 rounds. He literally out landded him every round and more then twice overall but ok

True. It all depends on what a person thinks of as a "robbery".
I think of a robbery as a decision that takes away a legitimate win from a fighter.
Of course a "legitimate" win is in the eye of the beholder.

[lopetego]

Pac-Marquez I (robbery draw)
Pac-Bradley I
Pac-Horn
Pac-Floyd

Poor Pacman always getting shafted

[JTfloyd]

I'm indifferent to Lara, and was a huge fan of Williams, but Lara won at least 10 rounds clearly iirc. Definitely not a "robbery" in the sense of a Fury/Wilder (which wasn't a close fight at all), but Mares/Agbeko is about as blatant an example of a guy fighting his opponent and the referee that I've ever seen. The fact Russell Mora not only wasn't banned from the sport due to that "performance"...but has been working steadily for the past DECADE is disturbing. Matter of fact, he's working the Pac fight tonight.

[Richie_R]

Herrera vs Danny Garcia