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    What do u think was tha biggest robbery in boxing history?
    I am still a teen so i never watched boxin in tha old days
    but i wanna know what u people think

    Was it Dempsey - Tunney II
    or hagler-leonard
    or trinidad-dlh
    sturm-dlh
    augustus-burton
    marques-pacquiao
    Last edited by Tha Greatest; 12-05-2004, 07:40 PM.

  • #2
    I think Lennox vs Evander was pretty bad!

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    • #3
      ya

      Originally posted by Kimmy
      I think Lennox vs Evander was pretty bad!
      1st one or second one

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      • #4
        1st one. I thought the second could have been a draw, it was close but not a robbery.

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        • #5
          I think it is funny that we are talking about the greatest robbery in Boxing history, and we cant decide if it was Dempsey Tunney beack in the 50s or Augustus Burton.

          In any sport that has to be judged, there is room for judgement error and corruption, so you get these decisions that are crappy, but they are what they are.

          By the way, the biggest robbery was Nancy Kerrigan / Oksana Baiul in the 1994 olympics in figure skating. But I digress.

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          • #6
            i think dlh vs trindad was one of the biggest robberys

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            • #7
              ya

              Originally posted by tri4ben2
              I think it is funny that we are talking about the greatest robbery in Boxing history, and we cant decide if it was Dempsey Tunney beack in the 50s or Augustus Burton.

              In any sport that has to be judged, there is room for judgement error and corruption, so you get these decisions that are crappy, but they are what they are.

              By the way, the biggest robbery was Nancy Kerrigan / Oksana Baiul in the 1994 olympics in figure skating. But I digress.

              does this look like a figure skating thread to u.....

              but dlh-trinidad definately big robbery

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              • #8
                One of the biggest robberies might have taken place in the Olympic Boxing Finals of 1988 as RJJ clearly won the bout.

                MMH vs. SRL just hurts till this very day. Same with Sturm vs. DLH.

                And Dempsey was part of some strange fights as well. The infamous long count and the bout where he was knocked outa the ring by Firpo and the ref didnt started counting before he was pushed back in by some reporters.

                The biggest robbery might've been not to allow a black man to hold the HW title in the late 18th century until Johnson.

                Either that or not giving Sam Langford a serious title shot throughout all those years.

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                • #9
                  Originally posted by ThaGreatest
                  What do u think was tha biggest robbery in boxing history?
                  I am still a teen so i never watched boxin in tha old days
                  but i wanna know what u people think

                  Was it Dempsey - Tunney II
                  or hagler-leonard
                  or trinidad-dlh
                  sturm-dlh
                  augustus-burton
                  marques-pacquiao


                  Finally somebody got to ask this? Would there be any worst robbery in boxing history than when a judge and the ref both commited blunders to deny the rightful winner the victory with two belts and titles at stake?

                  Would you honestly believe that at the Pac/JMM fight . . . a judge can misscore a round and the ref didn't deduct a point after so many low blow warnings? Until now I'm still shock that the boxing bodies and boxing commision involve didn't lift a finger to correct that result and infact denied the protest from
                  team Pac for "lack of merit".

                  The degree of worseness depends on what is at stake in the fight . . . I believe.

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                  • #10
                    I say in recent history it would be
                    Sturm-hoya
                    Pacman-JMM
                    Espinosa-Sotto

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