Comments Thread For: Usyk Promoter: The Belly Button is The Line, Anything Low of That is a Low Blow

[chicken-]

In the 3rd angle in my video here, Usyk's belley button is below the waist band and the punch lands to what appears to be directly on the belly button and perhaps a little bit above it.

Usyk got stopped and the ref got it wrong. Same ref from the AJ fight and scored another low blow in that one too. Come on, this is ******.

So apparently you only count the thumb area that lands, not the other 3/4ths of the glove that is clearly below? lol, people are dumb.

[turnedup]

More articles for idiots to spew vitriol on. How many damn videos and slow motion captures do people need to see it was low. Like can’t even argue it wasn’t low unless you are a flat out homer or blind.

[Raggamuffin]

More articles for idiots to spew vitriol on. How many damn videos and slow motion captures do people need to see it was low. Like can’t even argue it wasn’t low unless you are a flat out homer or blind.

The punch wasn’t low foh, lmao…

[War Room]

It's impossible to tell what those eyes see from a pic, or when the punch made contact from the pic of the ref. And yes I've worn a cup...and once again I said the top, not the bottom. The top of the cup at the side. You are worse than TravestyNY for arguing. You can't tell if the ref's eyes are looking up/down or sideways, FFS. I asked you before...do you really think that Usyk faked that whole reaction?

How can you not see where the ref is looking lmao? He's looking UP! Periphial vision isn't in your view finder so to speak, it's science. This is very molecular and we're talking a literal 3/16" so you HAVE to be looking!

In the my editor at 60fps (Final Cut Pro X), this is 3 frames. It's literally impossible for him to see the punch; based on anatomical science, if he's not looking directly at it. I work in the video game industry and interject with debates about fps all the time.

1. Light hits your eye.
2. A signal gets sent to your brain from your eye.
3. Once the signal hits the brain, neurons fire.
4. Information is decoded.
5. A decision in the brain hapens.
6. Another signal is sent to the eye.
7. The eye move positions to change your view.

At 3 frames, there is literally not enough time. If I can tell he's looking up, I can most certainly tell if he's looking down...which he's clearly not. This is a bad call by the ref and this evidence would hold up in a court of law based on reasonable doubt.

[jaded]

How can you not see where the ref is looking lmao? He's looking UP! Periphial vision isn't in your view finder so to speak, it's science. This is very molecular and we're talking a literal 3/16" so you HAVE to be looking!

In the my editor at 60fps (Final Cut Pro X), this is 3 frames. It's literally impossible for him to see the punch; based on anatomical science, if he's not looking directly at it. I work in the video game industry and interject with debates about fps all the time.

1. Light hits your eye.
2. A signal gets sent to your brain from your eye.
3. Once the signal hits the brain, neurons fire.
4. Information is decoded.
5. A decision in the brain hapens.
6. Another signal is sent to the eye.
7. The eye move positions to change your view.

At 3 frames, there is literally not enough time. If I can tell he's looking up, I can most certainly tell if he's looking down...which he's clearly not. This is a bad call by the ref and this evidence would hold up in a court of law based on reasonable doubt.

This just makes you look plain weird dude. Very weird.

[Vlad_]

How can you not see where the ref is looking lmao? He's looking UP! Periphial vision isn't in your view finder so to speak, it's science. This is very molecular and we're talking a literal 3/16" so you HAVE to be looking!

In the my editor at 60fps (Final Cut Pro X), this is 3 frames. It's literally impossible for him to see the punch; based on anatomical science, if he's not looking directly at it. I work in the video game industry and interject with debates about fps all the time.

1. Light hits your eye.
2. A signal gets sent to your brain from your eye.
3. Once the signal hits the brain, neurons fire.
4. Information is decoded.
5. A decision in the brain hapens.
6. Another signal is sent to the eye.
7. The eye move positions to change your view.

At 3 frames, there is literally not enough time. If I can tell he's looking up, I can most certainly tell if he's looking down...which he's clearly not. This is a bad call by the ref and this evidence would hold up in a court of law based on reasonable doubt.

[Vlad_]

This just makes you look plain weird dude. Very weird.

I think he's just joking around. I highly doubt he's being serious.

[War Room]

This just makes you look plain weird dude. Very weird.

A video showing the ref is not looking is weird? Everything you've made claims to has been debunked.

You literally said =--->

It's impossible to tell what those eyes see from a pic, or when the punch made contact from the pic of the ref

=---> and I've given you video proof that is not the case. Video proof is weird, ok then.

[jaded]

I think he's just joking around. I highly doubt he's being serious.

No, he's serious. He made several posts about this...very weird.

[Vlad_]

No, he's serious. He made several posts about this...very weird.

Looks more like trolling to me.