South Korea official was seen arguing with the judges, and the rumors were that he was telling the judges how to vote. Moments later the decision was announced, and Park won the fight when the five judges voted 3-2 to give the fight to the hometown athlete. Park immediately apologized to Jones, and he invited Jones to the gold medal stand when the anthems were being played.

Pernell Whitaker was the Floyd Mayweather Jr. of his time, but when he took on Julio Cesar Chavez, who was still undefeated at the time, the judges were not about to let the trash talking Whitaker put the first blemish on Chavez’s record. Even though Whitaker out punched Chavez 311-220 and looked like he was way ahead on points after 12 rounds,two of the judges scored the fight a draw.

Lennox Lewis had emerged as “the man” in the heavy weight division in 1999, but Evander Holyfield was the big time pay-per-view draw of the ‘90s. Having these two fight two or three times would have meant major bucks. But a potential trilogy seemed to fade away when Lewis dominated the fight, out punching Holyfield 348-130. But one judge scored the fight for Holyfield, claiming that she saw Lewis land less punches than Holyfield, and one other judge scored the fight a draw, with the third judge scoring in favor of Lewis. The draw set up a second fight, where Lewis won.

48-year-old George Forman was on his way out in 1997 after a nearly 30-year career, and Shannon Briggs appeared