How come a beautiful KO is counted as a TKO?

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  • ИATAS
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    #11
    Originally posted by Squabbles94806
    THis is exactly what i'm talking about. These days in modern boxing, they don't count fighters out anymore. Don't ask me why. I don't want to get upset, but it's ridiculous these days, that they don't count fighters out to 10. They're all considered KO's though even though it's a TKO. Nowadays, it's up to the judges to decide if it were a KO or a TKO. I think "Ninong" scored a TKO because of the previous knockdowns. Bayless saw enough. If Hatton only went down once, i think Bayless might have counted.
    you're right to an extent, but this was a clear case there not needing to be a count. It was very clear hatton didn't know where he was, his eyes were gone.

    It should be ruled a KO though

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    • S A M U R A I
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      #12
      Originally posted by tjadl6386
      That KO in my opinion is a likely candidate for knockout of the year.
      I agree. It was like he'd been hit by Tyson. Instant sleep as soon as it connected.



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      • THE REED
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        #13
        I was excited then I quickly quieted down... I didn't like it.

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        • Silencers
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          #14
          It was a TKO only because Bayless didn't count to 10.

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            #15
            Originally posted by S a m u r a i
            I agree. It was like he'd been hit by Tyson. Instant sleep as soon as it connected.
            Originally posted by reedickyaluss
            I was excited then I quickly quieted down... I didn't like it.

            Yeah, it was a pretty scary moment not unlike Jones-Glen Johnson.

            Knock outs are neat things, but when the guy is just laying there, it does become scary.

            Like the above mentioned and Codrington-Allen Green and Ruiz-Tua were just plain brutal.

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            • Jose Rizal
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              #16
              I think there a wrong impression by some people that a TKO is a weaker stoppage than a KO. That's not always the case such as what happened with Hatton. I think it was even a more emphatic stoppage because the ref didn't see the need for a count.

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              • Ch@mpBox@PR
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                #17
                You bunch of Knuckleheads, go to BoxRec, its officially a KO, not a TKO!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

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                • Danny Gunz
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                  #18
                  That always pisses me off... refs never ever count to 10 anymore

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