The Controversies Around Judging in US Boxing Events
The Controversies Around Judging in US Boxing Events
Judging has been a controversial topic in boxing for decades. How do you see the infamous decisions in US fights, how these controversies affected fighters’ careers, and potential reforms to improve scoring transparency.
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Judging controversies in US boxing events, like the Canelo-Golovkin bouts and Manny Pacquiao-Tim Bradley, have sparked heated debates about scoring and fairness. Discrepancies in judges' decisions can impact fighter legacies and fan trust. Personally, I find these controversies frustrating, but they highlight the complexity of subjective scoring and how much room there is for improvement in transparency and consistency.
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Those are the types of decisions that could make a boxer wish to consider retiring early and believe me when I say that such a situation is not fair on the athletes. A move to ensure transparency and orderliness is crucial to having a common ground at the end of the day.Xavier wrote: Fri Jan 24, 2025 3:53 am Judging controversies in US boxing events, like the Canelo-Golovkin bouts and Manny Pacquiao-Tim Bradley, have sparked heated debates about scoring and fairness. Discrepancies in judges' decisions can impact fighter legacies and fan trust. Personally, I find these controversies frustrating, but they highlight the complexity of subjective scoring and how much room there is for improvement in transparency and consistency.