Comments Thread For: Photos: Stephen Fulton vs. Naoya Inoue - Final Press Conference
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Lol what hand wrap situation. This more like another deontay wilder and the egg weights situation.Comment
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So where there is smoke there is fire
The fact they wanna throw the fight means this is significant
Wilder biatched about bullchit afterwards , not quite the same thingComment
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From what I can gather there is nothing wrong if it's legitimately allowed, if it breaks the rules then he cant do it but if its ok best Fulton wrap his hands the same way, boxing has too many Chiefs and not enough Indians they need one body ruling all of professional boxing and one set of rules.Comment
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From what I can gather there is nothing wrong if it's legitimately allowed, if it breaks the rules then he cant do it but if its ok best Fulton wrap his hands the same way, boxing has too many Chiefs and not enough Indians they need one body ruling all of professional boxing and one set of rules.
That is illegal and a shame it is being allowedComment
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Fulton has a huge neck and head - he is not getting KO'd - I'd be amazed if he is. Cliff Rold did an interesting historical perspective on bantamweights moving up to 122. A few old champions were quoted and a couple said "it's difficult move up 'cos you have junior lightweights squeezing down to fight at 122" - I'd say Fulton fits that picture - we already know he'd be at 126 if it wasn't for this fight.Comment
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It shouldn't be allowed but it is, in the USA too - in Cali and Arizona, Florida - only states that don't allow it are Texas and Nevada - if I have that right
Don't forget it can be discretionary. It's there for another purpose as well - to protect the fighter's hands. But egregious use of it means it becomes another weapon. So the discretion comes in from the ref and the commission officials. They can allow so much - but no more?Comment
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how ya doing mucka? missing you over at the pick-em - put in a guest appearance for this fight and next weekends
It shouldn't be allowed but it is, in the USA too - in Cali and Arizona, Florida - only states that don't allow it are Texas and Nevada - if I have that right
Don't forget it can be discretionary. It's there for another purpose as well - to protect the fighter's hands. But egregious use of it means it becomes another weapon. So the discretion comes in from the ref and the commission officials. They can allow so much - but no more?
Hope you doing A alright
From my knowledge , Nevada actually allows it
I was explained that no tape should be going on the hand itself before the gauze
Last night , the little Napoleon Bradley explained that it is called double stacking once this is done ( that was new for me )
What I do know though is by putting that tape underneath , meaning no gauze , that will make for like a cast
Even in a hospital they will put gauze directly on , where needed arm ,leg etc etc , before applying the cast
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Inoue by early stoppage still. Moves like a cat against who? I bet he runs all night if he isnt taken early.Comment
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