Comments Thread For: Fury's Promoter, British Board To File Complaint With WBC

[Butch.McRae]

People calling robbery have no idea how fights are scored. Any unbiased/mature boxing viewer knew those cards were going to be all over the place. And they were.

I had it 113-113 but I felt it could've went to either guy by a round or two. Why? Because there was not enough definitive rounds.

1-4 were completely subjective, which usually means all hell will break loose at the decision without a KO. And that's exactly what happened. Grow up people.

[Butch.McRae]

This. I've seen more questionable judging and refs in the UK than anywhere in recent years. Sour g****s.

I agree completely. It's funny how narrow they approach the sport. Lee Wylie is one of the few over there who keeps it square.

[diarraisagod]

Amazing how often these ridiculous scores come up in the big fights from the (alleged) top judges

Which always necessitates a bigger, more lucrative rematch

I wonder why it keeps happening.... $$$$$$$$$

[daggum]

People calling robbery have no idea how fights are scored. Any unbiased/mature boxing viewer knew those cards were going to be all over the place. And they were.

I had it 113-113 but I felt it could've went to either guy by a round or two. Why? Because there was not enough definitive rounds.

1-4 were completely subjective, which usually means all hell will break loose at the decision without a KO. And that's exactly what happened. Grow up people.

all rounds are subjective. like round 6 which the draw judge gave to wilder. its all subjective who knows????

[Butch.McRae]

Amazing how often these ridiculous scores come up in the big fights from the (alleged) top judges

Which always necessitates a bigger, more lucrative rematch

I wonder why it keeps happening.... $$$$$$$$$

There's an interesting video of the ref's reaction to the knockdown floating around the web.

I'm not a conspiracy theorists but I think it's worth a look. He legitimately steps away, turns and looks to someone, then proceeds to jump on the ground before he starts the count.

It's an interesting video. The Joshua glove tape incident and the Wilder cut check are other examples of strange happenings in the ring.

[BeLikeWater]

Maybe they should file a a complaint over fury's ped result after the klitchsko fight.

[Butch.McRae]

all rounds are subjective. like round 6 which the draw judge gave to wilder. its all subjective who knows????

Lol fair enough

My point is that people acting like somebody dominated those early rounds, are clearly biased

[Dreamking]

The only rounds I could possibly see for Wilder are the 7th, 9th and 12th. Fury won every other round. So 115-111 for Fury.

[dibzvincent143]

Just let it go. Complaints and protests never go anywhere and it makes you look like a sore loser. Just let it go and focus on the future.

Lol easy for you to say as you don’t work your ass off to get the victory. Millions of fans around the globe agrees with him and that makes him a sore loser? You might need to recalibrate your brain.

[BeLikeWater]

People calling robbery have no idea how fights are scored. Any unbiased/mature boxing viewer knew those cards were going to be all over the place. And they were.

I had it 113-113 but I felt it could've went to either guy by a round or two. Why? Because there was not enough definitive rounds.

1-4 were completely subjective, which usually means all hell will break loose at the decision without a KO. And that's exactly what happened. Grow up people.

Very well said, the fight needed more definitive rounds.