Earlier today Raymundo "Sugar" Beltran (28-6-1) appeared to do more than enough to win his first world title when he faced WBO lightweight champion Ricky Burns (36-2-1) in his backyard (Glasgow, Scotland) but instead had to settle for a dubious draw.
BoxingScene.com spoke to the Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico native shortly after the draw was announced. This isn't the first time Beltran has came out on the short end of a controversial decision but you could tell by the sound of his voice that the pain and disappointment runs deep.
"I thought I did enough to win but you see how boxing is. I have been on this road a long time," said Beltran who felt that he was comfortably ahead on the scorecards. "I think I won by at least 4 points. I won the fight convincingly."
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BoxingScene.com spoke to the Los Mochis, Sinaloa, Mexico native shortly after the draw was announced. This isn't the first time Beltran has came out on the short end of a controversial decision but you could tell by the sound of his voice that the pain and disappointment runs deep.
"I thought I did enough to win but you see how boxing is. I have been on this road a long time," said Beltran who felt that he was comfortably ahead on the scorecards. "I think I won by at least 4 points. I won the fight convincingly."
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