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Redback Rasta
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Recent dubious decisions

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Kerry Hope fought in Hong Kong at the weekend. Fought a local and the judges delivered a drawn result. Hope's team very unhappy with the result. Matt Clark claiming it was 10 rounds to 2 at worse and the worst result he's seen.

I haven't seen it yet. So I won't attempt to offer an informed opinion until I do.

But I have seen a few shockers lately.

Sam Soliman's against Wade in the US was pretty ordinary. The punch stats clearly favoured Soliman and he made all the running during the fight - only to get stiffed by the judges.

Closer to home, Zac Dunn got a gift recently IMO against Max Bursak. If Dunn had have got away with a draw I would have thought he'd been more than fortunate.
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Kerry Hope – who now fights out of Brisbane, Australia – slugged it out with Thailand’s Petchsuriya Singwancha in their WBC Asian Boxing Council middleweight title bout, dominating in everyone’s opinion but the judges who called the bout a controversial draw. Scores were 114-114 115-113 (Singwancha) and 111-117 (Hope).

The Thai had failed to make the weight on Friday – a whole six pounds over no less – and he was breathing hard from the first bell. The 33-year-old Hope picked his opponent off at will and never really let up from then on in. The result was baffling. Hope is now 22-7-1 (2 KOs).

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AntonS
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Redback Rasta wrote:Kerry Hope – who now fights out of Brisbane, Australia – slugged it out with Thailand’s Petchsuriya Singwancha in their WBC Asian Boxing Council middleweight title bout, dominating in everyone’s opinion but the judges who called the bout a controversial draw. Scores were 114-114 115-113 (Singwancha) and 111-117 (Hope).

The Thai had failed to make the weight on Friday – a whole six pounds over no less – and he was breathing hard from the first bell. The 33-year-old Hope picked his opponent off at will and never really let up from then on in. The result was baffling. Hope is now 22-7-1 (2 KOs).

http://www.boxingmonthly.com/stories/ts ... omecoming/
Thai weighed 166lbs/75.3kgs, went back to hotel, watched telly, returned back after 1hr 55min weighing same :lol: I guess he couldn't give a fark about the title :lol:
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Redback Rasta wrote:Kerry Hope fought in Hong Kong at the weekend. Fought a local and the judges delivered a drawn result. Hope's team very unhappy with the result. Matt Clark claiming it was 10 rounds to 2 at worse and the worst result he's seen.

I haven't seen it yet. So I won't attempt to offer an informed opinion until I do.

But I have seen a few shockers lately.

Sam Soliman's against Wade in the US was pretty ordinary. The punch stats clearly favoured Soliman and he made all the running during the fight - only to get stiffed by the judges.

Closer to home, Zac Dunn got a gift recently IMO against Max Bursak. If Dunn had have got away with a draw I would have thought he'd been more than fortunate.
Disagree about the Dunn fight but Will Tomlinson certainly got a gift against the philipino on the footy show fight on channel 9 recently.
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Agree to disagree on the Dunn fight.

More than happy to add Tomlinson to the list.
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Further to the Kerry Hope fight >>>

Thai judges Visuth Yingaupagarn and Pongpan Rattanasutorn scored the fight 115-113 in favour of Singwancha and an equally questionable draw at 114-114.

“All I can say is that it was the worst decision I’ve ever seen,” exclaimed Matt Clark. “Kerry boxed well despite a heavy chest infection – I had it scored 118-110 – it wasn’t even close,”

“We will be launching a protest to the WBC in relation to the horrendous scoring.”

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I maintain Zac Dunn was fortunate to get the win against Bursak. But hometown judging can't be blamed. Two of the judges were Thais and the third a Kiwi.
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Strange result that Hope vs Singwancha, Dennis Hogan put him on his back within 2 rounds 2nd fight back after neck surgery and Hope is obviously a bigger boy than Hogan
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Here's the Hope vs Singwancha fight - see bottom of page. Make up your own mind about the decision >>>

http://boxingwales.com/latest-news/edit ... l-to-come/
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Hope has no power, not that hogan is a puncher. But I believe he may only have 1 stoppage win on cuts against proksa
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