The media has a big influence on public opinion. I know people who have never seen Jordan play a game of basketball, yet they'll argue to their grave that he's the GOAT. Now apply that to the Pacquiao/Bradley decision. The fight was being commentated with extreme bias on a telecast that a majority of the public watched. This was NOT a bad decision, yet it's called one of the worst decisions in recent SPORTS history.
I'm what people would call a "student of the game". Even though amateur boxing didn't require me to learn as much as I know about the sport as a whole, I still know all of that information.
If your woman cheated on you, but you guys got back together would you turn a blind eye to the fact that she cheated?
sure, those people are idiots and should be desregarded in the same way that i disregard every idiotic thing that you have said about MMA (even were you to be right, which you're not).
Fact is it was a bad decision. it has nothing to do with commentary. might have something to do with who greased pockets better, might have something to do with nationalism or racism. point is the fight wasnt judged right and when reviewed it was unanimously overturned in the WBO record. Bradley still has the belt only because the only one that can revoke his win is the nevada gaming commission or something like that (havent looked into it since the event).
call yourself whatever you want, but boxing occurs within the organizations that sponsor it. your "analysis" (if you can call it that, really you just said how you scored the fight and which rounds you think people won while claiming that commentary is more important than the actual boxing)doesnt matter because you reject the regulation of the WBO. they have rules on scoring (that i'm going o assume you're not taking into account).
1) you're assuming i'm strait and 2) i dont "get back" with cheaters. what's your point? (why do i have to ask this so much with you)