Great great fight, what a ****ing sham. **** Andre Berto. How lucky can this guy get and Collazo is quickly becoming the Glen Johnson punching bag of the boxing superiors. *puke* What a ripoff
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Thanks dude for ruining it for all the West Coast guys that planned on watching the fight in 2 hours.
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116-111 is outrageous, especially considering Berto had a point taken. Not at all surprising, though. Berto's style, mainly his hand speed, is more appealing to most judges.
Scored it even, with Collazo winning by a point thanks to the 1-pt. deduction.Comment -
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Even my ass. After Collazo looked dead those 2 rounds where Berto dominated, Collazo came back and won the next 3 with no problems. This was a total screwjob but both guys handled it with class, especially Collazo. Comparisons to Glen Johnson can definitely be made. Don't make a fuss about being screwed twice badly and they're just going to do it to you again. Champ or not the belts are stupid anyway, and Collazo will get big money after that. Great way to kick off the new year. Plus Marg/Mosley next weekComment -
Collazo clearly won 6 rounds. But in addition to being dominated the last two rounds, he gave away the 7th by dropping his hands and not throwing at all, and did little in the second round. There were two swing rounds that could have gone either way, both of which I favored Berto. Either way, because of the point taken, there's no way Berto won the fight, as it was pretty clear Collazo had six rounds in the bag even entering the final two rounds.
Collazo himself said it should have been 114-113 in his favor.
JMM/Diaz is the fight I'm most looking forward to. Only question I have next week is if Marg can get the stoppage against Shane. And I don't think he will.Comment
