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I know many don't like broner but that was no robbery
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Last edited by RomanReigns; 02-19-2017, 06:17 PM.
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I had it a draw. It's become common theme for really close fights to be called "robberies". Either guy could've got the nod last night
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Didn't really score it but it was a pretty even fight. I wouldn't call it a robbery.
This fight only reaffirms how limited a boxer Broner is. This guys a 4 weight champ
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I didn't think it was a robbery, but IMO Broner deserved draw at best.
He did land cleaner shots and was for accurate with his punch landed percentage.
But dude was to inactive for me at times and Granados was just to active for Broner and he landed the way more shots. I loved his body work, his pressure and relentlessness and his overall game plan.
Both fighters had their moments and Broner did get off some good shots but Granados got off just as many and more good shots. Whenever Broner had a moment in a round Granados never let it go unanswered with his shots.
I scored it 6-4 Granados but I knew the fight would go to Broner because it was his hometown and his wannabe promotional outfit did the fight.
It was very close and not a robbery but if this fight was anywhere else but Cinci and with a different promotion, Broner gets a draw at best.
Regardless it's no big deal as Broner was only awarded a SD and the fight was very entertaining.Last edited by boxinghead530; 02-19-2017, 07:43 PM.
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how many gift decisions is this guy going to get? For all of you defending Broner, get a clue please. Of course this was a robbery.
Why is it the guy with powerful promoter, network backing, gets the win in a so called "close fight" 90 to 100 percent of the time.
This is why boxing is a JOKE that no one takes seriously anymore. WAKE THE F*** UP.
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Originally posted by RomanReigns View PostHe out landed Granados. And connected in a much higher percentages. I don't see a robbery. Just like in the pacquiao fight. I thought Vargas won cause he was doing much better than I expected. And it was a terrible merry go around fight for Top Rank.
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Originally posted by lightsout_finitI would say the common trend these days is people like
you defending rigged fights and crooked promoters....
You know, like what you are doing in the post i just quoted...
And yet Broner got the decision...
What a surprise...
What do you expect from sheep and cowards???
This entire thread is proof of whats wrong with boxing...
Where did this "close fights can't be robberies" nonsense come from??
Pure intellectual cowardice.....
To suggest otherwise is just not logical
You do realize that a promoter pays the judges wages??
This is called a conflict of interest you simple son of a b*tch...
That is why "close fights" are almost always awarded to the fighter the promoter would prefer to see win....
James Toney was supposed to win and he got the win...
The judges did what they what the promoter wanted them too
so yes we could call that one pre determined as well you dopey
c*nt...
If you think James Toney got "beat up" in that fight but think
broner/grandos was close then you are a clown....
At least Toney never got kod by the joe bloggs of the world...
And lets face it bhop in his prime could never EVER beat joe bloggs in his wildest dreams....
Bloggs jr is too big too strong and far superior to bhop at in fighting.......
Are some fights pre determined? Yes I would have thought so but if you allow a fight to be an either way fight then the fight isn't a robbery. Because you can argue either man won. If you make an argument for a guy winning then the fight wasn't robbed from you.
You call me "dopey" yet you have once again brought up Bernard Hopkins for some unknown reason. I will say it again more clearly for you; I am not a fan of Bernard Hopkins.
As for Toney-Tiberi, that fight was very one sided. Broner-Granados was obviously much closer but thats not saying much because Toney-Tiberi is one of the worst decisions in the history of the sport.
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