Referee: "One More And That's It"

[Bhopreign]

In Joval/McGirt fight, whats his problem not only is there not a 3 knockdown rule but Joval isnt really hurt, how can you predict and say one more and thats it. I dont like that.

[Silencers]

Joval's legs were very unsteady so I don't have a problem with the referee saying that.

[Bhopreign]

Joval's legs were very unsteady so I don't have a problem with the referee saying that.

The problem is, is that he is anticipating on stopping it no matter how Joval looks, what if its a flash knockdown next time and he is clearly not hurt, he is implying no matter what, the next knockdown and its over, I do have a problem with that. Not like Joval is just stating out and completely overmatched, give the guy some respect.

[Silencers]

The problem is, is that he is anticipating on stopping it no matter how Joval looks, what if its a flash knockdown next time and he is clearly not hurt, he is implying no matter what, the next knockdown and its over, I do have a problem with that. Not like Joval is just stating out and completely overmatched, give the guy some respect.

It doesn't really mean that, a referee can just be saying that to make the fighter fight back and if the knockdown after that isn't too bad a knockdown maybe he wouldn't have stopped it also it could be because the referee wanted to see if the fighter is alert.

[Bhopreign]

It doesn't really mean that, a referee can just be saying that to make the fighter fight back and if the knockdown after that isn't too bad a knockdown maybe he wouldn't have stopped it, I've heard referees say these kinds of things to see if the fighter is alert.

yesterday I picked Joval to win by knockout, but wouldnt be surpised if he got the decision. I always seen flaws with McGirt, its mainly due to him not fighting a long time and the fact that he really is right handed, fighters who switch like that wont do things naturally, in case, a southpaw would, such as footwork, it takes a fighter to fight a long time to get that downpacked completely.

[Silencers]

yesterday I picked Joval to win by knockout, but wouldnt be surpised if he got the decision. I always seen flaws with McGirt, its mainly due to him not fighting a long time and the fact that he really is right handed, fighters who switch like that wont do things naturally, in case, a southpaw would, such as footwork, it takes a fighter to fight a long time to get that downpacked completely.

McGirt is doing a good job so far, he lost the last round though but he's way ahead on the cards right now.

[Scott9945]

Joval's legs were very unsteady so I don't have a problem with the referee saying that.

It's not like the ref can't change his mind.

[Guest]

It's not like the ref can't change his mind.

Stalin actually said that, which I thought was really clever when they were dividing up the spoils of europe in ww2.

[Scott9945]

Stalin actually said that, which I thought was really clever when they were dividing up the spoils of europe in ww2.

I like that you compared two things on the same level of significance.

[STEELHEAD]

yesterday I picked Joval to win by knockout, but wouldnt be surpised if he got the decision. I always seen flaws with McGirt, its mainly due to him not fighting a long time and the fact that he really is right handed, fighters who switch like that wont do things naturally, in case, a southpaw would, such as footwork, it takes a fighter to fight a long time to get that downpacked completely.

be glad you didnt bet joval by ko. he definetly has very little power .
16kos in over 40 fights!