Comments Thread For: Tony Yoka Shocks Joe Joyce To Win Gold Medal in Rio

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  • BIGPOPPAPUMP
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    Comments Thread For: Tony Yoka Shocks Joe Joyce To Win Gold Medal in Rio

    Joe Joyce narrowly lost out on the super-heavyweight title for Great Britain to take their silver tally at the Rio games to 23, and total haul to 67. The 31-year-old, who didn't take up boxing until he was 22, lost to France's Tony Yoka, the reigning world champion, on a split decision.
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  • vorgaphe
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    #2
    Absolute robbery. Covered up for three rounds and got the decision.

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    • thack
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      #3
      Could have gone either way Joe never stopped ****ing , feel a little sad for him but Yoka is class and at times made Joe look just a little ponderous....but very close !

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      • sicko
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        #4
        Too close to scream "ROBBERY" it could've been 2-1 either way and the judges had it SPLIT so no Robbery IMO

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        • mannysavage
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          #5
          fk missed this fight, was it really a robbery? one of the news sites said it was while another said it was close but Yoka deserved it

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          • NEETzsche
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            #6
            i'm not saying it was a clear robbery but it's fishy how yoka gets the benefit of the doubt in literally every close fight he's involved in

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            • PrinceNaz88
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              #7
              Couldn't see how Yoka won that. Certainly don't know how 2 judges gave him the first 2 rounds.

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              • ShoulderRoll
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                #8
                It was close.

                If Joyce had fought one of the other rounds like he fought the third then he would have won clearly.

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                • fistic flow
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                  #9
                  Abysmal judging. Also a a complete robbery with Uzbekistan v Azerbaijan.

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                  • M Bison
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                    #10
                    Got no idea how you could score round 1 and 2 for Yoka I can agree with you giving round 3 to him but should have been 2-1 to Joyce bad judging they weren't scoring the constant body shots that landed.

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