It's not when the guy you don't like wins a close fight. Also, maybe Granados should stay at WW, but Broner ought to do whatever necessary to get to 140, because he's not doing much at 147.
Do people know what a "Robbery" is?
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A robbery is a case when out of fighters A and B, Fighter B gets the nod even though if we score responsibly and consider the facts, there is no concievable way we can give the fight to anyone other than fighter A.
A great example of a flat out cold, disgraceful robbery is Lara/Canelo. -
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Good definition, bad example. Lara/Canelo wasn't a robbery. I actually figured Lara would win, and had him losing close. Close fight. A robbery would be more like... Maybe Oscar/Tito, but Oscar giving away rounds makes that weird.A robbery is a case when out of fighters A and B, Fighter B gets the nod even though if we score responsibly and consider the facts, there is no concievable way we can give the fight to anyone other than fighter A.
A great example of a flat out cold, disgraceful robbery is Lara/Canelo.Comment
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I wouldn't consider Canelo/Lara a robbery. A travesty...maybe. Not quite a robbery.A robbery is a case when out of fighters A and B, Fighter B gets the nod even though if we score responsibly and consider the facts, there is no concievable way we can give the fight to anyone other than fighter A.
A great example of a flat out cold, disgraceful robbery is Lara/Canelo.
Williams/Lara? Lewis/Holyfield 1? THOSE were robberies.Comment
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