What is the most blatantt robbery in Boxing?

[Spacey1991]

Pac/Bradley was blatantly a fix, I'll go as far to say Pac was in on it.

I don't like it when people cry conspiracy all the time in these situations but in this one I think you may be right, it crossed by mind. I mean I can respect people being humble and that that and can understand other people respecting Manny for how he handled it, but he seemed to handle it too well, when he lost to Morales he was crying and that and this time he was smiling and laughing and that, I got a vibe that he may know more than he let on.

Not saying that's definitley the case, but it crossed my mind and I can understand others thinking it, I wouldn't be surprised if they all was in on it. I genuinely think it was mainly Arums doing though.

[Gary Coleman]

Jones vs Hung gets my vote.

De la Hoya v Sturm is a close second. That is the worst decision I have witnessed.

[IBox85]

Worst robbery for boxing

I voted for Roy Jones. But I remember when they robbed Hagler against Leonard. In pro boxing it's about the effectiveness of the punches, not how many punches you land (amateurish). They robbed Hagler and it was so foul it made him retire. Boxing never got to see him fight again. Worst robbery ever.

[Run]

Pac/Bradley is the worst I've ever seen.

JMM/John was pretty bad...........but John wasn't getting beaten mercilessly with power punches every round like Bradley was.



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[Evil Abed]

Casamayor vs. Santa Cruz is one of the more memorable robberies I have personally witnessed. That's probably #1 on my private list.

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[RichCCFC]

Abril - Rios maybe

[Bermuda]

I don't like it when people cry conspiracy all the time in these situations but in this one I think you may be right, it crossed by mind. I mean I can respect people being humble and that that and can understand other people respecting Manny for how he handled it, but he seemed to handle it too well, when he lost to Morales he was crying and that and this time he was smiling and laughing and that, I got a vibe that he may know more than he let on.

Not saying that's definitley the case, but it crossed my mind and I can understand others thinking it, I wouldn't be surprised if they all was in on it. I genuinely think it was mainly Arums doing though.

well pac wasn't smiling and laughing when he first heard the decision. you could see on pac's face that he was genuinely upset by the decision at first, but i guess he must of realized there was no need to be so upset considering how many people were booing bradley and backing pac. he knew that the majority of people watching thought he won and i guess he could feel content with that. however, with the morales fight pac knew he had lost and everyone else who was watching knew that too..plus pac was hungrier back then and still was working on becoming the top guy in boxing and that loss halted his rise to fame..pac has already enjoyed being on top for awhile now and the success, and has already been contemplating retirement recently.

[timboslice708]

SO what if it was Jones? How does it make his decision any worse?

I voted for Roy Jones. But I remember when they robbed Hagler against Leonard. In pro boxing it's about the effectiveness of the punches, not how many punches you land (amateurish). They robbed Hagler and it was so foul it made him retire. Boxing never got to see him fight again. Worst robbery ever.

7-5 leonard. Watch the actual fight. Leonard's shots weren't even comparable to Bradley's "pillow" punches. In the Hagler vs. Leonard fight, you can make a case that Hagler's chin is made of granite, where as Pacquiao vs Bradley, Bradley's punches were utterly pathetic.

[timboslice708]

well pac wasn't smiling and laughing when he first heard the decision. you could see on pac's face that he was genuinely upset by the decision at first, but i guess he must of realized there was no need to be so upset considering how many people were booing bradley and backing pac. he knew that the majority of people watching thought he won and i guess he could feel content with that. however, with the morales fight pac knew he had lost and everyone else who was watching knew that too..plus pac was hungrier back then and still was working on becoming the top guy in boxing and that loss halted his rise to fame..pac has already enjoyed being on top for awhile now and the success, and has already been contemplating retirement recently.

Completely agree. The smirk Pacquiao gave was more like, "ok i know how the game works, Arum needed to boost up his new young money maker." It wasnt "hahaha, i cant believe it worked."

[lyonheart]

Jones in the olympics.