Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
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Tarquin Tarpaulin IV
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Re: Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
Six years.
Already been another Olympics.
I watched 90% of the mens, and 50% of the woman's boxing in Japan and there were maybe 2 results I found a little off. And only subjectivity off.
It was actually refreshing and is why I watched so much of it, when at the beginning I was only going to follow my country's boxer (singular).
Already been another Olympics.
I watched 90% of the mens, and 50% of the woman's boxing in Japan and there were maybe 2 results I found a little off. And only subjectivity off.
It was actually refreshing and is why I watched so much of it, when at the beginning I was only going to follow my country's boxer (singular).
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Re: Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
yeah, making the Uzbek guy head of world boxing, what could go wrong? 
Re: Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
Conlan clearly lost to Nikitin. Th Russian was landing big shots all the fight long in contrast to Conlan being uneffectively aggressive.
Tishchenko vs Levit has exploded the Russian social network in its time. Angry Kazakhs were everywhere. But I'd say, it was just a sh!tty fight, where both were very ineffective in the first two rounds, while Tishchenko seemed to be a bit more precise there. Levit won the third round big.
Tishchenko vs Levit has exploded the Russian social network in its time. Angry Kazakhs were everywhere. But I'd say, it was just a sh!tty fight, where both were very ineffective in the first two rounds, while Tishchenko seemed to be a bit more precise there. Levit won the third round big.
Re: Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
You mean Nyika? Always followed him since he won at the Glasgow Commonwealth, seems a cool guy, he’s really changed as a fighter too.KiwiRider wrote: ↑29 Sep 2021, 17:58 Six years.
Already been another Olympics.
I watched 90% of the mens, and 50% of the woman's boxing in Japan and there were maybe 2 results I found a little off. And only subjectivity off.
It was actually refreshing and is why I watched so much of it, when at the beginning I was only going to follow my country's boxer (singular).
Re: Up to 10 suspicious matches at 2016 Olympics
Yes.Delta Jay wrote: ↑30 Sep 2021, 08:21You mean Nyika? Always followed him since he won at the Glasgow Commonwealth, seems a cool guy, he’s really changed as a fighter too.KiwiRider wrote: ↑29 Sep 2021, 17:58 Six years.
Already been another Olympics.
I watched 90% of the mens, and 50% of the woman's boxing in Japan and there were maybe 2 results I found a little off. And only subjectivity off.
It was actually refreshing and is why I watched so much of it, when at the beginning I was only going to follow my country's boxer (singular).
Hope he gets the right doors opened when he turns pro. He has a pro friendly style but not enough power yet.