Would it be fair for an American fighter fighting overseas to...
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I'm babbling because you failed to quote my post that addressed what you quoted....follow along, dummy.Comment
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But did they have all three english judges? NOPE! And that wasn't a robbery.
Valuev Holyfield - FAIL - took place in Switzerland the bloody most neutral country ever. But that was a Terri me decision. It was two foreign fighters, doe, and u could argue Switzerland and USA are closer culturally than Russia and Switzerland.
With all the foreign fighters I've named getting robbed in America I'm still a lot further aheadComment
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Kovalev isn't travelling just to fight. He has been living and fighting in America for a while... want the three judges to be from neutral countries?
Or should we just let "the commission do their job"?
Like when Spence fought Brook in UK at least two of the judges were from other countries outside England - one was even from USA (Adelaide Bird's racist ass).
I mean, honestly, can you ever see an American travelling to Russia to fight a Russian, and there being all Russian officials (judges and ref)?
Lol he'll even if the foreign fighter didn't say anything, the commission would be like "we gotta bring in neutral judges, and maybe even neutral ref."
Why do people act like foreign fighters don't get robbed and jobbed (lol no pun intended) when fighting Americans on American soil?
In fact, I bet I can name more foreign fighters getting robbed in USA, than vice versa... Try meComment
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But did they have all three english judges? NOPE! And that wasn't a robbery.
Valuev Holyfield - FAIL - took place in Switzerland the bloody most neutral country ever. But that was a Terri me decision. It was two foreign fighters, doe, and u could argue Switzerland and USA are closer culturally than Russia and Switzerland.
With all the foreign fighters I've named getting robbed in America I'm still a lot further ahead
If that's the criteria, then yea, you won...
I just don't think many high profile American fighters will travel overseas, and agree to 3 judges from that country, FOR OBVIOUS REASONS...They are less likely to get a fair shake than vice-versa!
You've given a few examples of it happening here, but I also gave a few examples or Americans being robbed in America against foreign fighters, which is exactly my point.
As far as the Pacman-Bradley fight, that had nothing to do with Bradley being American. That was grandpa Rob behind that shady ****.
Khan-Peterson had little to do with the judges, and more to do with the ref. That should be ruled an NC, anyway.Comment
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Doesn't matter for all intents and purposes he is a Russian fighter. He is perceived as such and perception is everything.
Why wouldn't ward agree to bring in three neutral judges, though? If hebdidnt think it mattered?
He knows he has an advantage just like last time in that he will get the benefit of the doubt for any close round.Comment

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