Charles Martel
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I have Burns ahead 7 to 1.
Moses is tough though, and keeps coming after him.
Moses is tough though, and keeps coming after him.
Two-division world champion champion Ricky Burns (34-2, 9 KOs) defended his WBO lightweight belt with a twelve round unanimous decision over former WBA champion Paulus Moses (28-2, 19 KOs) before 6,000+ adoring Scottish fans on Saturday night at the Braehead Arena in Glasgow, Scotland. Neither fighter in any trouble as Burns methodically outworked Moses the whole way to win a mostly uneventful fight by scores of 119-110, 120-110, 117-111.
Yes, usually the shady judging has gone against white boxers (Meehan-Brewster, Kotelnik-Alexander, Matthysse-Alexander, Martinez-Williams I, Shultz-Foreman, etc).I agree Carcharias. But our guys get robbed so often (though usually against blacks, not Mexicans) that I do not get too upset when we are given a gift (as it happens so seldom).
Agreed, I think he'll do better in the rematch.Also, Burns may well win the rematch if his jaw isn't broken so early next fight.
Hoping Ricky can bring his A game and beat Crawford without any controversy.
On all the boxing websites, the DWF's and writers are giving Burns little chance. I'm hoping they are wrong and Ricky can at least get a decision win that is honest. I don't want him to get hometown favoritism if he doesn't actually win the fight. Then again, they said Joe Calzaghe would be destroyed within a couple of rounds by Jeff Lacy and Joe ran circles around the black bum. Come on Ricky! Don't disappoint us!