[ScouseLeader]

Aside from the Chavez/Whitaker cards, that'd be too easy :yep

I'd have to nominate judge Ronnie Ralston's 119-109 card in favour of Orlando Canizales in his fight with Junior Jones 1996. Now I can't remember how I scored that one but I believe at the time I felt if anything that card should have been the other way round! Jones schooled Orlando (Other judges had it 117-111 & 118-111 Jones). The fact that this judge is still scoring fights today is a disgrace. There is incompetence, and then there is downright corruption.

What say you?

 

[Indigo Pab]

Chris Wilson 115-113 | Doug Tucker 108-120 | Adalaide Byrd 117-111

 

[ScouseLeader]

I was expecting this reply, Pab. And it's a very good shout.

 

[Flea Man]

Escalara-Everett.

Mijares-Navarro

Williams-Lara

 

[Danny]

Newton Campos scored Ramirez-Whitaker I 118-113 for the former.

:ughh

 

[Bajingo]

Rios 116-112 over Abril

 

[Bryn]

Sai-Cox.

Richie Davies, 115-113 Cox....without the point deductions he would've had it 117-113. atsch

 

[Vano-irons]

Williams over Lara
Rios over Abril
Cloud over Campillo (116-110 I think)
I also think all 3 judges had JuanMa beating Salido in their 2nd fight too

 

[Vano-irons]

Who was the ref who had a prizefighter boxer winning the fight 30-27 even tho he was dropped?

 

[Zico]

Phil Edwards 114-115 in favour of Dazzo Williams over John Simpson :nono

Zoltan Enyedi scoring 115-113 in favour of Paul Appleby over Joseph Laryea :-(

 

[ScouseLeader]

Who was the ref who had a prizefighter boxer winning the fight 30-27 even tho he was dropped?

Was it our friend Ian John Lewis?

 

[ScouseLeader]

Good shouts people.

Adrio Zannoni scored Wlodarczyk/Palacios 118-112 for the champion in a fight where he won about 3 rounds maximum. Awful robbery topped off with a disgusting card.

 

[Vano-irons]

Was it our friend Ian John Lewis?

I honestly for remember. I can't even remember the fighters in question of truth be told. But I remember the trainer going absolutely ballistic about it

 

[Bryn]

Was it our friend Ian John Lewis?

:-( IJL, 114-114 Purdy-Lynes.

 

[ScouseLeader]

I honestly for remember. I can't even remember the fighters in question of truth be told. But I remember the trainer going absolutely ballistic about it

Ian John Lewis was definitely involved in something like this though, Where he didn't score a KD correctly.

 

[Wallet]

Williams-Martinez: 119:110

:-(

 

[Wallet]

The prizefighter bout in question is Joe Ainscough vs Wayne Reed.

 

[Indigo Pab]

I was expecting this reply, Pab. And it's a very good shout.

:lol: Yeah, apologies for being completely obvious, you know I have to get that one in there every time though.

I haven't seen this fight in quite a while so I may actually be getting this incorrect, but I remember there being a 98-93 card in favour of Jorge Arce when he faced Lorenzo Parra a couple of years ago. Arce finished relatively strongly, but as I recall most people agreed that for the first 3/4's of the fight he mostly walked forward and hit thin air. In fact, they didn't even release the cards until like a month after the fight if I remember rightly. Make of that what you will. The salient point is that I thought Lencho won it relatively comfortably at the time though.

Cue me re-watching it and contradicting myself..................

 

[Vano-irons]

:-( IJL, 114-114 Purdy-Lynes.

I remember actually LOLing

The prizefighter bout in question is Joe Ainscough vs Wayne Reed.

Nice one sir Wallet

 

[Chatty]

Marty Munroe 9-6 Louis-Walcott 1

Eugenia Williams 115-113 Holyfield over Lewis no1