Every single one.
Trout was pretty much dead even after 8, the open scoring had Canelo up 8-0 and 6-2, effectively making it impossible for Trout to get a decision in an even fight.
He got a draw scorecard in the Mayweather fight when he did not clearly win a single ****ing round. Plus he had another scorecard that gave him 4 rounds, which is ****ing ridiculous.
He had a 9-3 scorecard in the Lara fight, which was dead even. Completely inexcusable.
He got 9, 10, and 11 rounds on the scorecards against Cotto, in a competitive fight Cotto won a solid 4 rounds in. Again, it wasn't even needed because Alvarez clearly won, but the scorecards had it damn near a shutout.
The Golovkin fights speak for themselves. More people had Golovkin winning each fight than they did Alvarez, yet Golovkin got ONE judge to score it for him across both fights and there was the obviously corrupt judge that gave Alvarez 9 or 10 rounds in the first fight.
Despite many people having him ahead, Kovalev could not have won the fight if he won the last two rounds against Alvarez. The judges had Alvarez too far ahead.
No matter who he fights, he cannot lose on the scorecards. Even when Mayweather shut him the **** out for 12 rounds, Alvarez couldn't drop a clean decision. The biggest star in boxing over the past 20-30 years couldn't get a fair decision against Canelo.
Trout was pretty much dead even after 8, the open scoring had Canelo up 8-0 and 6-2, effectively making it impossible for Trout to get a decision in an even fight.
He got a draw scorecard in the Mayweather fight when he did not clearly win a single ****ing round. Plus he had another scorecard that gave him 4 rounds, which is ****ing ridiculous.
He had a 9-3 scorecard in the Lara fight, which was dead even. Completely inexcusable.
He got 9, 10, and 11 rounds on the scorecards against Cotto, in a competitive fight Cotto won a solid 4 rounds in. Again, it wasn't even needed because Alvarez clearly won, but the scorecards had it damn near a shutout.
The Golovkin fights speak for themselves. More people had Golovkin winning each fight than they did Alvarez, yet Golovkin got ONE judge to score it for him across both fights and there was the obviously corrupt judge that gave Alvarez 9 or 10 rounds in the first fight.
Despite many people having him ahead, Kovalev could not have won the fight if he won the last two rounds against Alvarez. The judges had Alvarez too far ahead.
No matter who he fights, he cannot lose on the scorecards. Even when Mayweather shut him the **** out for 12 rounds, Alvarez couldn't drop a clean decision. The biggest star in boxing over the past 20-30 years couldn't get a fair decision against Canelo.
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