worst decision ever?

[gattifan24]

I hate Bernard Hopkins and scored it 115-113 for him. Its called being objective

[GasPed]

I'd have to go with Emanuel Augustus vs Courtney Butron.

That one was joke, just a complete farce. Either those judges weren't watching the fight, or felt it wasn't in their best interests to score what they saw.

Having said that, the worst decision from the sport of boxing's perspective I've seen was Holyfield-Lewis I. That one really gave boxing a bad name.

[!! AI-Holmes!!]

Foreman over Axel Schultz, that was pure highway robbery

[-Jay-]

What about when RJJ got was robbed of the gold medal in the Olympics (Can't quite remember what year it was.)

[marlo]

What about when RJJ got was robbed of the gold medal in the Olympics (Can't quite remember what year it was.)

It was 1988 in the Seoul Olympics. The fighter Jones lost to (Park Si Hun) was South Korean and the judges eventually admitted to taking bribes from Korean officials.

[number6]

Foreman over Axel Schultz, that was pure highway robbery

That fight defo deserves a mention but the two that spring to mind are.
Whitaker v Chavez
Lewis v Holyfield 1

[Undefeated]

when felix sturm got robbed when he was fightin de la hoya

[TOPitBull]

Another very bad decision was having R Kelly sing the anthem... Terrible decision to go down in Boxing history.

[Undefeated]

Another very bad decision was having R Kelly sing the anthem... Terrible decision to go down in Boxing history.

lol ooh **** yea that was funny

[shellroc513]

I think the worst decision was sweet pea, delahoya. i stopped watching boxing for a yr, that was bull****, pernell boxed the **** out of oscar that night. and for the record, hopkins won the first fight on my card 116-112, the second fight i had a draw, could have been either by a round.