No, it was a bit of a robbery, but it wasn't that bad. I thought it was a clos fight, and both of them were awful, it should of been the first fight where they both lost at the same time!
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Was Dirrell-Froch the biggest robbery of 2009?
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Dirrell didnt dominate ****. You can make a case for him winning but not such a convincing one as to say he was robbed.
Funeka vs Guzman was an actual robbery and the worst of the year I saw.
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Originally posted by z0jo View Postwilliams-martinez was a bigger robbery imo but for some reason the yanks seem to be quiet about that one.
People need to stop calling close fights robberies. It's only a robbery if the fight was not close, and the rightful winner didn't get it.
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Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View PostDirrell didnt dominate ****. You can make a case for him winning but not such a convincing one as to say he was robbed.
Funeka vs Guzman was an actual robbery and the worst of the year I saw.
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Originally posted by Method Checker View PostI still don't know how some people can even dare attempt to say that Froch won it. Dirrell truly outclassed Froch and made him his *****.
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Originally posted by The Dreamer View PostFor me, it was one of those fights that I would have given both guys the loss if I could've.
Boxing should expand No Contests to fights where both guys lose the fight
Cintron-Martinez was the biggest most blatant robbery of 2009.
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Originally posted by PittyPat View PostHow was that a robbery? Whichever way people saw the fight (I had it a draw at first, and then one round to Martinez upon second viewing), it was razor-thin and the only thing wrong about the ending was that one bad scorecard.
People need to stop calling close fights robberies. It's only a robbery if the fight was not close, and the rightful winner didn't get it.
They can't have it both ways.
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