@Bigherk_10@SaycheeseDGTL It should be compulsory when controversial decisions like this are made. Rematch or relinquish the belts.
These judges need to be held accountable, they are stealing people’s dreams and nothing ever happens about it.
@SaycheeseDGTL Of course he doesn’t - he cannot believe their luck - he won’t want to watch that again. His son gave a good account of himself and is a huge talent. But he got beat last night losing the last 3 rounds to Loma, who was phenomenal.
These, belts don’t mean anything anymore!
@DanRafael1 Don���t you mean should have. It was a disgraceful decision. Awful refereeing. It’s very rare you get an opportunity to fight for all the marbles, then when you do and you win convincingly in 99% of those watching and you get robbed like that. It should be rewatched and rewarded.
@SkySportsBoxing@boxxer@TashaJonas It takes away from the win for Jonas, who I am pleased for. Just thought for a world title fight it was a premature stoppage. Not saying Jonas wouldn’t have gone on and finished her, but how many times have we seen this happen and a fighter comes back and wins. We will never know
@SkySportsBoxing@boxxer@TashaJonas That was a poor stoppage from Howard Foster. She was up immediately, shaking her head, hands up and he called it off. Is Foster in the pocket of Sky?
@Willo_TMH101 @SkySportsBoxing @RealJoeCalzaghe Fair enough, but imo, he was underrated. I don’t think you beat the fighters on his resume on volume and head down slugfesting. He beat, Kessler, Hopkins and Jones (all be it Roy was not in his prime). Speed is a skill, surely, he had good footwork and he adapted under pressure.
@SkySportsBoxing Really disappointing return from Quig, looked a shadow of former self and unfortunately, I think that was his last dance. Didn’t look good at all
@SkySportsBoxing Wilder does a dance with his left leg, lifting it a foot off the ground, before fully extending his left to set up the big right. Breazeale is square on and moves like he’s pulling a caravan!
@SkySportsBoxing With a hop and a skip, lead left arm extended, Breazeale should have seen that coming, instead, he’s stands there flat footed and very slowly half heartedly attempts the uppercut on Wilder coming in.