Why do standing eight counts seem to be slower than trying to beat the count?

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  • BoxingChaos
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    #1

    Why do standing eight counts seem to be slower than trying to beat the count?

    Example of a slow standing 8 count



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    Now look at how fast this ref counts out Nate



    The ref was counting on Meth

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  • aristotlemoses
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    #2
    I like Campbell as a fighter, but he had that **** coming, leaving himself open like that.

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    • larry x
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      #3
      8 count is just see if your ok

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      • egreezy
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        #4
        This 10 count was kinda slow, depends on ref

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          I have actually heard that counting to ten on average for a ref takes 12 seconds.

          It only begins after the other fighter is in a neutral corner so that gives someone 14 seconds to try to beat the count.

          I think it's a very savvy move to stay on your knee instead of getting right up.
          I have seen numerous examples of guys trying to get up, and the fight gets called off when they could have waited a couple of seconds to clear their head, then go for it.

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          • hishaam15
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            #6
            Originally posted by jreckoning
            I have actually heard that counting to ten on average for a ref takes 12 seconds.

            It only begins after the other fighter is in a neutral corner so that gives someone 14 seconds to try to beat the count.

            I think it's a very savvy move to stay on your knee instead of getting right up.
            I have seen numerous examples of guys trying to get up, and the fight gets called off when they could have waited a couple of seconds to clear their head, then go for it.
            E.g. Zab Judah

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