RJJ's olympic opponent?
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:21
What was the South Korean's name he was robbed against in the 88 final?
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Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:36
Park Si-hun
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:38
Thanks Chris.
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:42
He's a Korean boxing coach now and walks around telling everyone he beat Roy Jones.
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:44
Is it true that a subsequent investigation showed bribery was involved? And is it also true that the amateur scoring system was totally changed because of the robbery?
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:52
this may help you IanIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Is it true that a subsequent investigation showed bribery was involved? And is it also true that the amateur scoring system was totally changed because of the robbery?
http://www.ajennings.8m.com/boxing.htm
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 09:54
Fascinating stuff. I wonder if the IOC has actually acknowledged the cheating or kept it firmly under the carpet...REAL_DEAL wrote:this may help you IanIan 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Is it true that a subsequent investigation showed bribery was involved? And is it also true that the amateur scoring system was totally changed because of the robbery?
http://www.ajennings.8m.com/boxing.htm
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 10:17
Oh dear.....MightyWarrior wrote:He's a Korean boxing coach now and walks around telling everyone he beat Roy Jones.
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 10:34
Come on, so world you. I bet Andy Liebling said been there done that after the latest RJJ defeats.
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 11:05
I wonder if anything will emerge about the Egyption boxers at Athens. Something was definately going on there, everyone knew it as well, the crowd always booed them after a couple of their dodgy decisions.
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 15:23
Did that Austrailian Boxer who had been to prison for murder go to Athens in the end?
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 15:26
It was a heavyweight from New Zeeland. I think he was outclassed in his first fightKOJOE90 wrote:Did that Austrailian Boxer who had been to prison for murder go to Athens in the end?
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 16:50
ThanksFreiheit wrote:It was a heavyweight from New Zeeland. I think he was outclassed in his first fightKOJOE90 wrote:Did that Austrailian Boxer who had been to prison for murder go to Athens in the end?
Posted: 10 Oct 2004, 17:50
]Ian 'Mr' McNeilly wrote:Is it true that a subsequent investigation showed bribery was involved? And is it also true that the amateur scoring system was totally changed because of the robbery?
I think this was the reason they finally decided to introduce the computer system