Comments Thread For: Outrage at miscarriage of justice; O'Shaquie Foster laments 'dirty game'

[richardt]

This needs to be the final straw where an investigation needs to be held for judge incompetency. It's not like Robson was a potential big money maker and possible corruption; this was defective judges allowed to judge a fight. Ineffective aggression was rewarded.

[Pac=Duran]

Pac=Duran where you at to express outrage about robberies?

Why what happened?

[The Big Dunn]

Why what happened?

The robbery.

[Pac=Duran]

The robbery.

I didn't see the fight this thread is about. Never heard of the fighter before either. Sounds irish

[rckdees]

It wasn’t a big big miscarriage of justice the other guy was pressing the fight majority of the fight…you can’t throw one pot s round and think you’re supposed to win the fight ala broner

[Curtis2]

If I were an alien and watched this fight, my first fight ever, I’d think planet earth was backwards….. oh, some say it is… b

[kiaba360]

I sympathize with Foster, but I was watching Zepeda vs. Cabrera instead. At least Foster has one fight left on his TR deal. They either give him the rematch or a match-up of significance.

He is runner and judges saw that and he tried to be smart and sign with Top Rank and got screwed his own fault stop the guy then u would not be complaining

Not everyone is a KO artist. Foster and Stevenson do not have the offensive capabilities to consistently stop their opponents. The only reason why Foster stopped Rocky Hernandez is because they were in a small ring.

[Rico_box]

Judges just don’t seem care for good, defensive minded boxers. No matter how effective it is in the ring.

[Patsfan bri]

When I saw espn scorecard 11-1 in favor of foster I said no way will that be the score because I actually thought foster lost but i didn’t watch the whole fight but from what I watched I thought he lost.

[smith3536]

I haven't seen this fight and I don't know either of them, but what I'm seeing in the thread is Big Bunn





Well, if there was injustice, it is common nowadays, unfortunately ...