I had Lara beating Molina 6-4

[UTEP]

Lucky my ass. Molina was largely ineffective. His best work in the fight was his activity, which most of the times his punches were blocked.

Who ever thought Molina clearly won the fight, and was robbed or Lara was lucky, whatever, needs to re-watch the fight sitting right next to me so that I can see what rounds they gave Molina and they can explain to me what the hell they are seeing, because I want in.

At first, I saw Atlas giving it a blow out for Molina, and I thought "Okay, so this is why every one was crying about it. They were influenced by Atlas". Then Atlas himself had it a draw by the end.

Why you getting so emotional about this crappy ESPN fight that happened 2 years ago when Molina was coming off a 2 year lay off?

Lets talk about the future, after Molina beats Ishe for the IBF belt how do you see a rematch with Molina playing out? I got Molina winning the rematch in a 9 rounds to 3 or 8 rounds to 4 type of fight..... How bout you?

[ИATAS]

Obviously wasn't a robbery. I was cool with the draw.

I don't think Molina would win a rematch. Lara would know what to expect (clinching ) and would let his hands go more.

[Phenom]

why would anybody want to see a rematch to this fight

[humanpunchingbg]

So Molina can prove he's the better boxer and that Lara is a hype job.

[fceeviper]

I believe I had Molina winning, I have to re-watch it.


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[GrandpaBernard]

Lara is undefeated in my eyes. I had beating Molina, Williams and Vanes, and yet he didn't even get any of those wins.

It's a hard life. Lara gets jacked against guys who aren't even marketable.

[techliam]

Three guys in that arena had it a Draw. Teddy Atlas, CJ Ross, and Robert Hoyle. It was not a damn robbery or clear win for anyone. I'm biased to Lara so I gave him the close round, but the fight was too damn close to call it controversial or robbery. In fact, even though I had Lara winning by 1 point, the best decision for that fight was a Draw because neither guy really took control of the fight. But I prefer Lara's clear left hands and uppercuts over Molina's body work while Lara was covered up.

You argue this but will you accept it's the same situation, for most people, for Canelo-Trout? If not, then I don't see why you should argue this yourself.

I saw Molina winning, and it seems nearly everyone else did. Robbery is a vague term nowadays, but I felt Molina deserved that win. I haven't seen that many people who argue Lara deserved this, but I respect your opinion and find it interesting.

It does go to prove though, that 154 division needs a lot more fights between these top fighters, so maybe one day we'll have a true lineal champ there

[DosRounds]

The fight was ugly and real hard to score

[Doctor_Tenma]

Had Molina winning, in a rematch Lara will find himself struggling again, it's not that Molina is necessarily that skilled on the inside, Alvarado showed he can be handled there, it's that Lara's inside game is non existent.

[-Kev-]

I just can't see how Molina deserved the win. I can watch that fight 10 times and never see how Molina clearly wins. The only 3 things I can see is how Lara can win it by 1 point, how Molina can win it by 1 point, or how it could have been a draw.

Any of that "Clearly" sh-t, goes out the window in this fight. There was nothing clear about it. There was only a couple of meaningful punches landed, and they were all lefts by Lara, and some uppercuts. Then there was that one hard left hand that was the only real obvious hard punch of the fight from Lara.