May

Fair or foul? Experts weigh in on Devin Haney-Vasiliy Lomachenko result

Last Saturday, undisputed lightweight champion Devin Haney edged out Vasiliy Lomachenko to win a close -- and in some peoples'...

Dougie’s Friday Mailbag (improving the scoring system, accepting losses)

12

Feb

Dougie’s Friday Mailbag (improving the scoring system, accepting losses)

by Doug Fischer

TIME FOR A NEW POINTS/JUDGING SYSTEM? Doug, I hope that you're doing well and staying healthy. Thank you for the fantastic mailbag...

Commentary: Fix the broken system of judging

05

Dec

Commentary: Fix the broken system of judging

by Michael Woods

Five days after the epic heavyweight championship battle between Deontay Wilder and Tyson Fury, dodgy judging is still on fans’ minds. Is there a solution?

Were scorecards favoring Deontay Wilder that far out of line on March 3?

08

Mar

Were scorecards favoring Deontay Wilder that far out of line on March 3?

by Michael Woods

Quite a fuss has been made about WBC heavyweight titlist Deontay Wilder being ahead on the scorecards when he stopped Luis Ortiz. But is it valid?

22

Jan

Dougie’s Monday mailbag

by Doug Fischer

Fans share thoughts on the Frampton-Santa Cruz rematch, Chris Eubank Jr., Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, Eddie Hearn and Luis Ortiz, and more.

19

Dec

Dougie’s Friday mailbag

by Doug Fischer

Fans share their thoughts on the prospect of Floyd Mayweather-Manny Pacquiao and Miguel Cotto-Canelo Alvarez pay-per-view extravaganzas taking place in 2015, who might become boxing’s next PPV star, Oscar De La Hoya’s role as promoter, and other boxing subjects in this week’s Friday mailbag. Enjoy!

Poor judging mars entertaining Tim Bradley-Diego Chaves card

14

Dec

Poor judging mars entertaining Tim Bradley-Diego Chaves card

by Andreas Hale

On a night that featured not one, but two controversial decisions, boxing once again finds itself mired in a fog of doubt. Tim Bradley-Diego Chaves and Mauricio Herrera-Jose Benavidez both ended with scorecards of the dubious variety.

Lampley discusses Chavez-Vera, bad scoring

01

Oct

Lampley discusses Chavez-Vera, bad scoring

by Mark E. Ortega

HBO commentator Jim Lampley says the Julio Cesar Chavez Jr.-Bryan Vera fight was a close contest but Vera “controlled the flow of the fight,” adding “98-92 is way off base. It just wasn’t that kind of a fight; 97-93 doesn’t seem right to me either.”