Worst Decisions

[Rodja]

I watched an old fight from UFC 20 where Bas Rutten got a decision over Kevin Randleman. After watching that travesty, I started to think of all of the terrible decisions in sports.
The first Holyfield-Lewis fight
Roy Jones, Jr. Gold Medal fight from '88 Olympics

Any others to contribute?

 

[fbxdan]

Good pics. Here's some of mine:

Oneill Bell vs. Dale Brown
Golota vs. Ruiz
Delahoya vs. Sturm

These are just the ones i'm thinking about at the moment, there are tons and tons more.

 

[Kerussologos]

There was the 1972 (I think that was the year) US basketball team that got screwed and lost to the Soviets.

Also, didn't Holyfield get screwed out of an olympic gold as well? I might be mixing his story with Jones, but I seem to think he lost on a travesty.

 

[Lightning]

RSC in the Meldrick Taylor/ Julio Caesar Chavez fight.

 

[Rodja]

For all Sabres fans: NO GOAL.

 

[fbxdan]

RSC in the Meldrick Taylor/ Julio Caesar Chavez fight.

Yeah, that was bad. Meldrick fought his heart out that night, and that stoppage with only a few seconds to go in the 12th must have devastated him. But I can't blame the ref, he asked Meldrick if he was ok, and Meldrick didn't reply. It's one of those controversial decisions where you can see it either way.

 

[DieTrying]

There are tons in regards to salary...

Mo Vaughn/Roberto Alomar-Mets
Carl Pavano-Yankees
Shaq still has 4 years left on his Heat contract....

 

[Iron Warrior]

Red Sox trading the Babe to the Yanks has to be the worst ever.

 

[Bull Mkt]

As far as sports franchises go, you can't argue with this one: Portland Trailblazers choosing Sam Bowie over Michael Jordan!!!:run: