biggest robbery in boxing history

[Dirk Diggler UK]

Lennox against Holyfield

[Walt Liquor]

Dela-sturm was pretty damn bad.

[Ryn0]

Ottke-Reid (absolutely disgraceful, Reid is repeated warned for punching Ottke in the face)

Casamayor-Santa Cruz

[Walt Liquor]

Campillo shumenov was a total fn joke.

I laughed my ass off at the cintron-maravella fight. Pathetic, sissy ass ref.

[Fox McCloud]

Lennox against Holyfield

I KNOW... Holyfield clearly won the rematch.

[Strike Back]

Very small time fight compared to the noted fights, but I remember Demetrius Hopkins fighting someone a while back and getting schooled for most of the fight and still winning. I think it was Steve Forbes, but I can't say for sure.

[Deep Blue 1997]

if steelhammer gets on here and bitches about Alexander vs. Kotelnik one more time, i'll be punching someone on the throat

i remember him posting a monthly thread about it after the fight happened.

we all know Kotelnik won that fight, now drop it.




anyway, i watched Pernell Whitaker vs. Julio Cesar Chavez on the tube..

and i must say that was pretty bad

[Fox McCloud]

Very small time fight compared to the noted fights, but I remember Demetrius Hopkins fighting someone a while back and getting schooled for most of the fight and still winning. I think it was Steve Forbes, but I can't say for sure.

D-Hop vs. Forbes has been called a terrible decision more than once in my presence.

[Fox McCloud]

if steelhammer gets on here and bitches about Alexander vs. Kotelnik one more time, i'll be punching someone on the throat

i remember him posting a monthly thread about it after the fight happened.

we all know Kotelnik won that fight, now drop it.




anyway, i watched Pernell Whitaker vs. Julio Cesar Chavez on the tube..

and i must say that was pretty bad

Whitaker-Chavez was 7-5... it's not as bad of a robbery as people make it out to be.

It was just in such a prestigious fight that people make a huge deal out of it.

[Thread Stealer]

If we are talking about pure injustice, not necessarily the magnitude/popularity of the fight, the answer is Coggi-Gonzalez 1.

What can quite compare to winning by stoppage/disqualification three times in one round but still losing the fight?