Which was the worse robbery?

[The Hammer]

Which of these was the worse robbery, Mayweather-Castillo or Ward-Kovalev?

In which fight did the guy who was given a loss by the judges win by a greater margin?

[Canelo and GGG]

Hard to say

[SN!PER]

Maurice Hooker vs. Darleys Perez

That score was fucking crazy.

[Pharoah]

I think you should be crying about the Hatton-Collazo robbery much more than these rightful decision wins.

[Madison Boxing]

ward kovalev was considerably worse

[The Hammer]

Maurice Hooker vs. Darleys Perez

That score was fucking crazy.

Yes, that was terrible.

[Sid-Knee]

Obviously the Kovalev/Ward fight because I had Floyd by 2 points in the first Castillo fight.

[Sid-Knee]

I think you should be crying about the Hatton-Collazo robbery much more than these rightful decision wins.

I don't know where that came. How unusual.

But anyway, I had it 6 rounds apiece but Hatton coming out the winner due to the knockdown giving him a 10/8 round.

[RuslanChagaev]

No one, Please watch Joel Tambwe Djeko - Craig Kennedy fight. The most unfair win I have ever seen so, im still cant believe my eyes. I see so many fights like this in UK. If you cant knockout your opponent, you lost fight definitely!

[boliodogs]

I voted that neither decision was bad enough to be labeled a robbery. I though Kovalev was a clear winner with the knockdown and winning about 7 of the 12 rounds. Kovalev was the attacker and he threw many more punches. Kovalev landed more and better punches. Still there were many close rounds. If someone gave all the close rounds to Ward then they could come up with a 114-113 scorecard in Ward's favor. I thought it was a bad decision and unfair to Kovalev. It wasn't as bad as the first Pacquiao-Bradley fight which was a true robbery. Mayweather-Castillo was a closer fight than Kovalev-Ward. I gave to Castillo by 2 points because he took the fight to Mayweather and threw and landed more punches in many rounds. It was a close fight with many close rounds so I can understand someone scoring it for Mayweather. It wasn't a robbery.