Instant Replay Approved, To Be Used in Las Vegas

[BoxingChaos]

The ref will not need any instant replay for Floyd Mayweather Jr's constant ELBOW's to the face or forearms to the throat, let's hope the ref in this fight actually does something about it other than us have to hear it being said 5 times per round. Why warn some one over and over again for a foul or an illegal tactic if you aren't going to do anything about it?

[RenovatioPR]

Key words here are 'limited basis and discretion of the referee'.
Let's hope these guys put it to good use.


lol I can only think of Campbell right now.

Watch the footage!
You know I was head butted!

LOL now for some reason I remembered the Kermit Cintron vs Sergio Martinez fiasco hahahahaha lol

[Silencers]

Great news.

[BoxingChaos]

LOL now for some reason I remembered the Kermit Cintron vs Sergio Martinez fiasco hahahahaha lol

lol, now that was some funny shiet right there bro.

How can you be counted out of a fight to then come back a grab a draw?

[RenovatioPR]

lol, now that was some funny shiet right there bro.

How can you be counted out of a fight to then come back a grab a draw?

every time I remember that fight ... I dunno it was beyond me. Martinez just got screwed big time. I still remember it and I have to laugh

[JM1]

Cortez needs this desperately.

cosign

[TRAVI$]

Bernard Hopkins just **** his pants.

[dans]

Great news today. Kermit Cintron is not happy though.

[Spacey1991]

Good news for Boxing.

The ref will not need any instant replay for Floyd Mayweather Jr's constant ELBOW's to the face or forearms to the throat, let's hope the ref in this fight actually does something about it other than us have to hear it being said 5 times per round. Why warn some one over and over again for a foul or an illegal tactic if you aren't going to do anything about it?

Like Cotto's constant low blows on Judah, there you go then. Floyd is one of the cleaner fighters out there... stop hating just for the sake of it, come on now mate.

[Pullcounter]

According to the Las Vegas Review Journal, the Nevada State Athletic Commission voted unanimously on Wednesday to use instant replay on a limited basis for boxing. Instant replay would be used solely at the discretion of the referee to confirm a call - like whether a clash of heads was intentional or accidental, or how a cut was opened. If the regulation is approved by the Legislative Council Bureau and filed by the state's librarian in thirty days, then instant replay will be used in Floyd Mayweather Jr. vs Juan Manuel Marquez on September 19. [details]

this is good news, but the corners should get a limited amount of instant replays.