50 of the closest and most controversial decisions

[shermand]

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[Bushbaby]

Good list,but Funeka-Guzman 1 needed to be on there.I simply don't know how that fight could be ruled a draw.Guzman won the 1st 2 rounds & was shut out for 10.The most comparable fight to that off the top of my head was Floyd-Mosley,(which was scored correctly)!!

[PACnPBFsuck]

For me personally, I would move number #3 to #1, that's the only time I've ever said fu¢k boxing.

Boxing died to me that night.

[lyonheart]

Honesly, I didnt see the Jones Tarver fight as controversial. Tarver dominated the first 2 rounds, and did nothing consistent afterwards. 115-113 Jones. He was more consistent but wasn't superman, and I think that is the reason many call this fight controversial; but it wasn't. Tarver's crying after the fight caused some as well, but he got the last laugh anyway. Bottom line, Jones won the first fight and it was a close fight, but controversial, no.

[Luilun]

Castillo vs Mayweather 1 big robbery
Shane Balco Mosley vs Delahoya 2
Ali vs Norton robbed twice
Chavez vs Whitaker
Leonard vs Hagler
Ali vs Jimmy Young
Can anyone come up with more

[IronDanHamza]

Will someone post to the Top 10 in the thread please the link is taking too long to look through.

[Boxing Scene]

Byrd/Oquendo, Foreman/Briggs, and Foreman/Shultz. HORRIBLE decisions on all three.

[CubanGuyNYC]

Will someone post to the Top 10 in the thread please the link is taking too long to look through.

No. 1 Sugar Ray Leonard SD12 Marvin Hagler (April 6, 1987)
No. 2 Sugar Ray Leonard D12 Thomas Hearns II (June 12, 1989)
No. 3 Oscar De La Hoya UD12 Felix Sturm (June 5, 2004)
No. 4 Manny Pacquiao D12 Juan Manuel Marquez (May 8, 2004)
No. 5 Courtney Burton SD10 Emanuel Augustus I (July 6, 2004)
No. 6 Evander Holyfield D12 Lennox Lewis I (March 13, 1999)
No. 7 Roy Jones Jr. MD12 Antonio Tarver I (Nov. 8, 2003)
No. 8 Israel Vasquez SD12 Rafael Marquez (March 1, 2008)
No. 9 Shane Mosley UD12 Oscar De La Hoya (Sept. 13, 2003)
No. 10 Julio Cesar Chavez D12 Pernell Whitaker (Sept. 10, 1993)

[1believer]

Castillo vs Mayweather 1 big robbery
Shane Balco Mosley vs Delahoya 2
Ali vs Norton robbed twice
Chavez vs Whitaker
Leonard vs Hagler
Ali vs Jimmy Young
Can anyone come up with more

I wouldn't go as far as robbery, but close and controvesial yes.

No. 1 Sugar Ray Leonard SD12 Marvin Hagler (April 6, 1987)
No. 2 Sugar Ray Leonard D12 Thomas Hearns II (June 12, 1989)
No. 3 Oscar De La Hoya UD12 Felix Sturm (June 5, 2004)
No. 4 Manny Pacquiao D12 Juan Manuel Marquez (May 8, 2004)
No. 5 Courtney Burton SD10 Emanuel Augustus I (July 6, 2004)
No. 6 Evander Holyfield D12 Lennox Lewis I (March 13, 1999)
No. 7 Roy Jones Jr. MD12 Antonio Tarver I (Nov. 8, 2003)
No. 8 Israel Vasquez SD12 Rafael Marquez (March 1, 2008)
No. 9 Shane Mosley UD12 Oscar De La Hoya (Sept. 13, 2003)
No. 10 Julio Cesar Chavez D12 Pernell Whitaker (Sept. 10, 1993)

Its one of those fights where you score it for one fighter, then watch it again and score it for the other.

[CubanGuyNYC]

No. 1 Sugar Ray Leonard SD12 Marvin Hagler (April 6, 1987)

Its one of those fights where you score it for one fighter, then watch it again and score it for the other.

I haven't watched that fight in years. I recall being initially outraged at the decision, then scoring it later and having a different impression. As I've mentioned in recent threads, some fights look different to you when you're not scoring. If you seriously watch and score, you often come away with a conflicting opinion of the fight.