Do Bradley's last 3 fights prove U.S. is most CORRUPT nation in history of boxing?

[F!x]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

[VaBoriKua2012]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

U make horrible threads you should be banned and this along with your 30 other threads a day deleted

[Hougigo]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

most people you know? Do you have a multiple personality disorder or did they clone you in a government facility to use you as a live crash test dummy?

[F!x]

U make horrible threads you should be banned and this along with your 30 other threads a day deleted

Just because I say something disagreeable to you it doesn't warrant a ban..

if you ban the truth all you have left is lies and bull.. What I'm saying is routed in truth and fact.. it might be hard to swallow but it is what it is, and most importantly it's the truth.. if you want to continue living in your contrived, imaginary, fantasy world then be my guest just keep in mind I'll be outside of your little bubble and ready to burst it at any given moment..

[The Ninth Layer]

Remember, this is the same dude who was posting threads saying Alexander is ducking Khan!

Keep on hating brother.

[RL_GMA]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

[RockyB]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

Honestly the only fight he should have lost and that can be considered a robbery was the Pacquiao fight.

I had Provodnikov winning 113-112 if I remember correctly. But I have no problem with Bradley winning. super close fight.

I had Bradley winning clearly against Marquez 116-112. I wanted Marquez to win but i couldn't find more than 4 rounds he won on my card.

So IMO he should have 1 loss on his record. And maybe a draw for the Provo fight.

[-MAKAVELLI-]

Most people I know had Pacquiao, Marquez and Provodnikov beating Timothy Bradley, he should really have 3 losses on his record. But, as a U.S. citizen, and with all 3 contests being staged in his home country, Bradley was erroneously awarded gift decisions in all 3 fights..

If we take the case of Bradley individually - a born and bred U.S. citizen going against "foreign" fighters (Pac, Marquez, Prov) in his own home country - is Bradley's story enough to reinforce the perspective that the U.S. is possibly the most corrupt nation in the history of boxing?

I mean, for one single individual to be given 3 gift decisions / robberies in a row against fighters that beat him - doesn't that say a lot about the U.S. in terms of it's ability to fairly adjudicate a boxing bout??

dude, stop...please

[Sugar Adam Ali]

manny fight was a robbery, and crooked

ruslan fight could have gone either way,, ref blew a 1st round call on knockdown

jmm fight was a clear bradley win in a close fight



Every country has whack decisions, and crooked corruption,,, ahmet ohner, frans botha fights, sturm fights, from asia and australia, to europe and america,,,

If theres boxing, theres corruption

[Bermuda]

only clear robbery was the pac fight....provo would have won if the right calls were made by the ref...jmm got clearly outboxed...