So how does a Showtime employee get assigned to judge a fight.....

[Eff Pandas]

I'm more bothered by the scale fiasco. They allowed Broner to weigh-in, then suddenly everyone else's weights were off and they discovered the scale needed to be recalibrated. Everybody had to reweigh except Broner. It's almost as if they set the scale to take off a few lbs for AB then tried resetting it but messed up.

The f#ck part II. Is this legit? Anyone got a link to a story or video? This sounds potentially sketchy.

And f#ck sides. Too many cats up in here are like ********s and **********s about things and will fight and argue for their side when a lot of this stuff has nothing to do with sides. Sometimes f#cked up sh-t is just f#cked up sh-t regardless if you like a boxer, trainer, promoter or network or not.

[Chuckguy]

Granados clearly lost that fight.

He was running like he stole something.

If you think Granados was runnng I'm curious to see what you call Lara style lmfao
This should be good

[Chuckguy]

he is no longer a showtime employee. there's no conflict of interest here. plenty of judges and officials have worked on TV briefly and gone right back to their professional capacities.


if he was still on the payroll it would be a conflict of interest for sure, but he's not. IIRC he worked for HBO, too.

After 4 pages someone finally gets it right haha

[Jsmooth9876]

Same way Julie Lederman judges for HBO while her biased father influences the audience with his scorecards.
Go watch the mismatches on HBO. Yall haters complain about everything. Its simple DONT WATCH. GO watch Canelo VS tomato cans. PBC is straight up killing HBO

This guys panties got soiled by the OP's opinion apparently

[original zero]

Weisfeld should NOT be selected to judge fights involving ANY former employers, be it HBO or Showtime. There are plenty of judges available, no need to appoint those who have the appearance of a conflict of interest.

Why would any former judge ever share their expertise if it disqualified them for life from returning to judging big fights?

Your position is ridiculous, as has been pointed out by many in this thread. You weren't even aware that he'd worked for HBO as well (and more often).

You're a conspiracy theory nut job. Plain and simple. Who lost his ass pretending to be in the business.

Most of press row had Broner winning. There was nothing controversial about the scoring. Inventing controversies that don't exist. As always. Time for more tin foil.

[original zero]

The f#ck part II. Is this legit? Anyone got a link to a story or video? This sounds potentially sketchy.

And f#ck sides. Too many cats up in here are like ********s and **********s about things and will fight and argue for their side when a lot of this stuff has nothing to do with sides. Sometimes f#cked up sh-t is just f#cked up sh-t regardless if you like a boxer, trainer, promoter or network or not.

several guys weighed in overweight, so the scale was fixed and they re-weighed.

broner didn't have to re-weigh because he made weight even with the messed up scale. which means broner probably really weighed under 146.

[THEFRESHBRAWLER]

This guys panties got soiled by the OP's opinion apparently

Why are you weirdos always saying something gay or saying lame stuff like,"You got your panties in a bunch" or "you're but hurt" when someone gives their opinion?? ...its just a ****n website its not that serious (at least to me it isnt) lol but I guess it's life to people like you.

[jmrf4435]

farhood and bernsteins bias in incredible.

They had Ramos winning bahahahahahahahahahahah

[PACnPBFsuck]

[The Big Dunn]

involving a Showtime fighter?

How could Steve Weisfeld's conflict of interest not have been OBVIOUS to the Ohio commission? And he unsurprisingly turns in a scorecard with the widest margin (7-3) for the Showtime fighter?

Boxing doesnt even try to hide its corruption / incompetence anymore. And people wonder why its a fringe sport......

Steve Weisfeld has also scored fights for HBO. He returned to judging fights in 2015. Are you saying he is no longer allowed to judge the biggest fights in boxing (those that air on HBO and SHO) because he has at one time worked for HBO and SHO? It's interesting that you had nothing to say when he was judging fights for HBO PPVs last year. Maybe it is you who has an agenda?

he is no longer a showtime employee. there's no conflict of interest here. plenty of judges and officials have worked on TV briefly and gone right back to their professional capacities.


if he was still on the payroll it would be a conflict of interest for sure, but he's not. IIRC he worked for HBO, too.

Terry you make a valid point but it rings hollow when you look at Pigeons and New England's posts.

This is the same stuff you do when justifying negotiations for a fighter you like but criticizing it when its a fighter you don't.

You seem to only find conspiracy, cowardice and corruption when Haymon or a Haymon fighter is involved. The exact same thing will happen with another entity or a non Haymon employed/associated fighter and you either ignore it or don't see it so negatively.

When called on this you attack the poster and claim they are defending Haymon or trying to get on the payroll etc.

This more than just bias on your part. It feels personal.