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  • Griever0730
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    Credit to him for admitting he F'ed up big time. That was one of the oddest, most baffling moments I've ever seen in the sport.

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  • PBR Streetgang
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    The guy looked and sounded like a clown calling out scores. He got another score all jumbled up in the fight prior.

    I thought the Hughes/Johnson fight was pretty close. Hughes set the pace and landed more while Johnson's punches looked crisper and harder. Wouldn't mind seeing them run it back.

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  • Kpmaryland
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    He looked like he ran a carnival when I was young
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  • Misia
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    “How could they announce I had won and then change the scores? She has a point That result should stand, and at the very least they should order an immediate rematch.

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  • Tatabanya
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    Not the first time that something like this happens, Jacobs vs Rosado comes to mind among others.

    What's really shėtty about this poor guy is his voice. He sounds like someone has stuck a cucumber up his ass before every announcement.
    Last edited by Tatabanya; 05-12-2024, 01:17 PM.

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  • boxingitis
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    Atleast the result was change. But when Refs and Judges **** up, shiat stays the same ala Tony Weeks.
    Scooby817 Scooby817 likes this.

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  • MulaKO
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    No chit
    You had one fughin thing to do and you fughed it up
    What a joke
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  • Comments Thread For: Announcer Admits 'It's All On Me' After Error Announcing Wrong Winner In Hughes-Johnson Clash

    Nina Hughes (6-1, 2 KOs) has called for a rematch following her controversial defeat to Cherneka Johnson (16-2, 6 KOs) in Perth, Australia, after the Brit lost her WBA world bantamweight title.
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