Sometimes the judges get it right by scoring the fights the way the fans see it, but more often than not, you get these kinds of fights where the judges see it totally different from how the fans view the match. It’s got to be a disappointment for Arreola to lose by such a wide margin, but there’s nothing that can be done about it. How are you going to give me just one round? A lot of the punches he was hitting me with hit the gloves,” said Arreola. “They need to have accountability and why they score like that. I feel like these judges need to be held accountable. “Maybe he did beat me, but he didn’t beat me the way the judges made it seem. “I honestly believe that judges should wear headphones, so they’re not swayed by the crowd because they’re all cheering, and they’re are hitting me on my f*** gloves,” said Arreola. NEWS: Andy Ruiz targeting Usyk, Fury, Joshua & Wilder for his next fight Chris wants the judges to be held accountable It looks bad when boxers go overboard in complaining after fights where it was clear that they lost. You got to give Arreola credit for admitting that Ruiz won the fight because many fighters would have gone overboard and claimed robbery. There was no way that Arreola could win the fight with the way the judges were scoring the fight, which is too bad because the outcome was marred due to the lopsided scores. That was absurd scoring, but it’s typical in the sport. Ruiz definitely was the better fighter last Saturday night of the two, but he clearly didn’t deserve to win by 11 rounds to 1. The only thing you can say about the judges is that they unanimously picked the winner of the fight correctly. I get no respect from them, no f**** respect,” said Arreola. “I give him seven rounds at most, and I’m the one in the ring I know what’s going on in there.

And I came here for the win, and I came here to beat Andy. But you’re going to tell me you’re only going to give me one round that I dropped him in, and the rest I lose, bull s***. It’s really rejecting when I don’t get any respect from the judges when I’ve been putting so much f**** time, and these f**** rape me and don’t even kiss me. “He never hurt me or put me in danger, not once. NEWS: Andy Ruiz sounding desperate, asks Joshua & Wilder to face him next “There were a lot of punches he was hitting my gloves,” said Arreola at the post-fight news conference in expressing his unhappiness with the scoring.

He was the B-side in the fight, which means a lot in boxing.Īt the post-fight news conference, Arreola said he feels that the judges need to wear headphones that prevent them from being swayed by the cheering from the crowd.Īrreola maintains that many of the punches that Ruiz was throwing were hitting him on the glove, but the cheering from the pro-Ruiz crowd may have given the judges the impression that he was landing. With the way the judges were scoring the fight, Arreola had no chance for victory other than knockout. You can argue that Arreola deserved to win rounds 2, 3, and 4, but the rest of the other rounds seemed clear for Ruiz. The round that the judges gave 40-year-old Arreola was the second, which is the one in which he dropped the A-side fighter Ruiz (34-2, 22 KOs). Arreola (38-7-1, 33 KOs) openly admitted that he deserved to lose the fight, but he had a problem with two of the judges giving him only one round and the other only two rounds.

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