Under a controversial points system used in mandatory federal sentencing guidelines, this loss translated into a jail term of between 292 and 365 months.
Rangel knows his plan is going nowhere this year, giving him time to work on the plan's most controversial points with lawmakers and industry groups.
The pair drew on their first meeting in 2004 before Pacquiao won a controversial points decision in 2008, a verdict which Marquez refers to as a 'robbery'.
Worse was to follow in January this year when, having regained his British and Commonwealth crowns, he lost them in a controversial points defeat to Michael Sprott.
On the undercard, Hereford's Dazzo Williams retained his British featherweight title - and claimed a Lonsdale Belt - with a highly controversial points win over John Simpson .
Many say that Petersen was never the same and in his next outing he lost for the first time, Len Harvey winning a controversial points decision to claim the British title.
First, gold medal favourite Frankie Gavin was forced to fly home after failing to make the weight, then the seven remaining boxers were given tough draws, before young prospect Joe Murray went down to a controversial points decision against a Chinese fighter.
The controversial rules imposed penalty points for motorists who drove through amber traffic lights, with a driving ban after two offences.
Minnesota's 6th congressional district is conservative -- it voted for John McCain over Barack Obama for the presidency by 8 points -- but Bachmann won her race last year by just 3 percentage points after one of her controversial statements put her seat at risk in the homestretch.
Referee Wayne Barnes' controversial decision to penalise Ulster for a collapsed scrum gifted three more points to Beauxis.
In a statement Friday, he recognized the controversial nature of the bill, but said France was able to listen to and respect different points of view.
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