most crooked boxing country (hometown decisions)

[Robbie Barrett]

Germany is by far the worst. It's impossible to win a decision when fighting one of theirs.

[therealpugilist]

I voted Germany

I am curious to why and who the 4 posters were that picked the USA

If you have the balls to say so, what recent fights do you consider robberies that happened here in the states in the past year.....this is gonna be good..i wont hold my breathe lol

[DreamerUSA]

Germany is by far the worst. It's impossible to win a decision when fighting one of theirs.

Ya its tough to get a fair shake there. If I was a technician type fighter I would'nt step foot on their soil for a fight.

[GGGKovaBeast]

USA
Germany
UK
Russia
Proportionally Germany has the highest number of robberies.

[therealpugilist]

Ya its tough to get a fair shake there. If I was a technician type fighter I would'nt step foot on their soil for a fight.

^^^this

its like an unwritten rule that you can only win by ko if you are visiting fighter

[Pechorin]

Germany is by far the worst. It's impossible to win a decision when fighting one of theirs.

Can you give us a few examples?

[therealpugilist]

theres plenty of bad ones. bradley pacquiao. rios abril. cloud v campillo. williams lara. broner ponce de leon. broner granados. ward kovalev. trout v cotto wasnt a robbery but the scorecards were ridiculous - one scorecard had him winning 119-109.

those fights are spread across years.......a few are like 5 years ago

do you even know what a robbery is? a fight decided by 2 rounds of less is no where near a robbery

of course you picked the USA because you are upset the Bodygaurd lost to Ward, and you probably arent too fund of Broner and wanted to see him lose, even though the fight was no robbery

newflash bro....a robbery means, a fighter who clearly lost by a wide margin, gets the decision

robbery doesnt mean " the fighter I wanted to win, lost the fight"

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you are more see through than a glass window

[NEETzsche]

I voted Germany

I am curious to why and who the 4 posters were that picked the USA

If you have the balls to say so, what recent fights do you consider robberies that happened here in the states in the past year.....this is gonna be good..i wont hold my breathe lol

I voted Germany, but Kalajdzic and Perez both got royally screwed on American shores last year

[therealpugilist]

I voted Germany, but Kalajdzic and Perez both got royally screwed on American shores last year

i heard about them, didnt get a chance to watch them...honestly wasnt interested in the match ups until the controversy...I'll watch them both this week and score them for myself....i like to form my own opinion....cant say the same for some posters....idiots on here speak on fights when its clear they didnt view them in entirety lol

[NaijaD]

Voted Germany, it's probably the hardest place to get win a decision over the home town fighter..... I'll never forget the Hernandez vs Ross fight a few years back, I was so gutted for Troy Ross that he didn't get the decision he thoroughly deserved.

US and U.K. are probably about the same, the difference being that the UK fighter usually doesn't make the final bell to allow the robbery decision but a lot of the time they get stopped and you find out they were ahead on the cards and you wonder how.