Pretty simple answers to this one
- Holyfield-Lewis given how big the fight was. It was for the undisputed heavyweight championship! Lewis wins at the very least 9 rounds and gets a draw. Unbelievable.
- Ben Rabah-Urango was very bad, but not many people saw this fight on ESPN. Ben Rabah wins 9-10 rounds and LOSES by a unanimous decision!
- Casamayor-Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz won at least 9-10 rounds, even scored a knockdown, and somehow lost by I think it was a split decision. Just disgusting.
- De La Hoya-Trinidad was a total joke. Oscar wins at least 8 rounds and loses by majority decision because he "ran" in the last rounds. What, do those rounds count as double the points now? Tito got owned that night.
- De La Hoya-Mosley II. Oscar was on the receiving end of this one as he pretty much boxed Mosley's ears off, winning 8-9 rounds, yet losing by unanimous decision.
- Sturm-De La Hoya. This is one of the easiest fights to score in the world. Oscar wins the first 4-5 rounds and loses the rest, but they give it to Oscar to save the big fight with Hopkins. Sturm never took on a good opponent since.
- Chavez-Whitaker. Come on, man, Whitaker made him look ******. No way was that a draw.
Those are the first that come to mind. Somebody mentioned Foreman-Briggs. Yeah, Foreman deserved to win, but it was about 7 rounds to 5, so it wasn't a huge robbery. It was just that HBO loved George and well nobody loved Briggs at all.
Robberies within the last year: Valuev-Holyfield, Funeka-Guzman, Froch-Dirrell, all very blatant.
- Holyfield-Lewis given how big the fight was. It was for the undisputed heavyweight championship! Lewis wins at the very least 9 rounds and gets a draw. Unbelievable.
- Ben Rabah-Urango was very bad, but not many people saw this fight on ESPN. Ben Rabah wins 9-10 rounds and LOSES by a unanimous decision!
- Casamayor-Santa Cruz. Santa Cruz won at least 9-10 rounds, even scored a knockdown, and somehow lost by I think it was a split decision. Just disgusting.
- De La Hoya-Trinidad was a total joke. Oscar wins at least 8 rounds and loses by majority decision because he "ran" in the last rounds. What, do those rounds count as double the points now? Tito got owned that night.
- De La Hoya-Mosley II. Oscar was on the receiving end of this one as he pretty much boxed Mosley's ears off, winning 8-9 rounds, yet losing by unanimous decision.
- Sturm-De La Hoya. This is one of the easiest fights to score in the world. Oscar wins the first 4-5 rounds and loses the rest, but they give it to Oscar to save the big fight with Hopkins. Sturm never took on a good opponent since.
- Chavez-Whitaker. Come on, man, Whitaker made him look ******. No way was that a draw.
Those are the first that come to mind. Somebody mentioned Foreman-Briggs. Yeah, Foreman deserved to win, but it was about 7 rounds to 5, so it wasn't a huge robbery. It was just that HBO loved George and well nobody loved Briggs at all.
Robberies within the last year: Valuev-Holyfield, Funeka-Guzman, Froch-Dirrell, all very blatant.
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