im glad our boxer disrespected the ref
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wow even the spectators were booing the refereeComment
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looks like he got disqualified because he kept hugging the other guy. Not sure though. he refused to shake the referees hand and go over to the referee and cuban boxer when they announced who won. He shook the other coaches' hands though. Left the ring when the winner was announced. Crowd was pretty loud in his favorComment
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Man, I feel sorry for Mazaheri
maa bachehaaye iroonim
hamishe irooni mimoonim
baa ham yeksedaa mikhoonim
baa ham yek seda Iran Iran IranComment
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honestly not being biased that should have not been a DQ for Mazaheri... he didnt do much.......... i loved his reaction...... the referre should go to HELL and rot there that son of a b**ch taking away the hopes of 75 million people....Comment
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Referee was a racist MotherF-er no doubt.Comment
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Imagine training hard for the Olympics for several years and then it all ends like this... Wow... I feel so sorry for him.sigpicComment
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He is german. Had mazaheri a chance to get of medal?Originally posted by Kaveh Ahangar View PostComment
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Mazaheri I'm sorry man. Sucks to work so hard to get in the olympics and get screwed overComment
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not for a gold but he could have possibly got a bronze... he is irans best boxer and was expected to win this match easilyOriginally posted by PSGman#19 View PostComment
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Utter fvckn joke!!
I wouldve done exactly what he done not standing next to that fvck! Well done to him for thanking the Cuban coaches. He made Iran proud. The crowd was shouting Ali! Ali! Ali!
The Aussie commentator was applauding him and said he better man and fighter lost. Tough! Poor bastard
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You dont know your boxing dadash. Ali was the under dog.Originally posted by irani1378 View PostComment
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BOXING
Bizarre scenes in the boxing just now as Iranian boxer Ali Mazaheri is disqualified for a series of seemingly innocuous offences in his match against Cuban Jose Larduet. He spent a few minutes standing in his corner of the ring, refusing to go to the middle so the referee could acknowledge Larduet as the winner. Eventually he walked over to acknowledge the Cuban corner, before leaving the ring, ignoring both Larduet and the referee.
"It was six of one and half a dozen of the other. It was a terrible refereeing display," says BBC commentator Richie Woodhall.Comment
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canadian commentator said he was the favourite, he may have not been correctOriginally posted by Spyder View PostComment
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