Lou Dibella's Reaction here.....Priceless!!

[elgaringo]

I think B-hop won that first fight, but lost the second.

I thought Bhop got em both!

[mellow_mood]

lmaooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooooo oooooo good find man!

[VipersThunder]

Hopkins beat that ass. Almost knocked him out. To bad he didn't get the ko.

[Chuckguy]

Watched this fight for the millionth time last night. Still don't understand how this wasn't a unanimous decision for Hopkins.

Based on what?
the fact Bhop was throwing only 10 punches a round
sorry bro but you cant lose the first 5-6 rounds of a fight and expect to win it
especially a fighter like bhop who averages 30 punches a round

[IMDAZED]

Based on what?
the fact Bhop was throwing only 10 punches a round
sorry bro but you cant lose the first 5-6 rounds of a fight and expect to win it
especially a fighter like bhop who averages 30 punches a round

Yes, he was only throwing 10 punches a round, landing about four of them.

Taylor was throwing three times that amount and landing less. I don't give rounds to the guy who threw more missed punches.

[Iceta]

Lou Dibella was crying on Taylor's shoulder. That **** was hilarious. I thought Hopkins got robbed in this fight too, but my hard feelings toward Jermaine has passed over for that it seems like, because he has fought a murderer's row of comp here lately.

[SkillspayBills]

LMAO that bastard looked like he was crying his eyes out.

[DiegoFuego]

Watched this fight for the millionth time last night. Still don't understand how this wasn't a unanimous decision for Hopkins.

Pretty hard to win a unanimous decision when you lose 7 of the first 8 rounds in a fight and don't score any knockdowns

[daggum]

i think the best part is 1 of the judges giving the 12th to taylor which gave him the win instead of a draw. they can't even cheat properly. learn from ottke!

[dstew]

Four years later and people are still whining about the scorecards in this fight.

For people to stand up and defend a guy who was virtually inactive the first 7 rounds of the fight, for losing a close decision, even if he did land similar numbers in a couple of the rounds, just does not compute with me.

Hopkins doesn't deserve any defenders for his performance in this fight. If he wanted to win it and believes he is the more masterful fighter, he should've made a more convincing argument for himself. He didn't. Then, taking what he knew from the first fight into the rematch, he should've put on a performance that left no doubt in the minds of the judges. He failed, again. End of.

And I admire Hopkins skills and ring generalship as much as the next guy, but c'mon... don't take rounds off against a younger, flashier, and more active fighter, and then ***** about the ****ing outcome. Defense may win championships in football but it doesn't win **** on a boxing judge's scorecard.

Flame away.