Comments Thread For: Dubois' Trainer: Usyk Was Allowed To Escape, The Fight Was Finished in Round Five

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Don Charles, the trainer of heavyweight contender Daniel Dubois, is standing firm on his position that his boxer was robbed of the unified crown last Saturday night in Poland.
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[LAchargers373]

Usyk been dropped by body shots on 3 occasions and claimed everytime they were low. Beterbiev in amateurs glowacki at LHW and Dubois at HW

[factsarenice]

Daniel Dubois jacket was too heavy and he has a dent in his head from the metal in Usyk's gloves.

[TreD]

Spilled milk

[SteveM]

I can see Fury being ready for this fight now - he's going to target that body exclusively. I don't know why he hasn't already taken it - there's no stiff jab thats going to KO Fury. Usyk on the other hand may ask for a larger split now - we'll see how that works out

[hugh grant]

The ref decision stands. You landed a few low blows during course of fight, so im.inclined to think ddd needs to put this down to experience.
But you are young enough to come back

[Boricua181]

Exactly! Except for the referee making terrible judgement calls during the fight that favored Usyk, Dubois should've been the new champion.
Albeit a short term reigning champion, because he doesn't have the dogged determination that's required to be a successful long term champion.

[Raimondo]

that ref didn't even bother himself to see the replay in slow-mo from the right angle to assess more clearly that situation.

[jackblack008]

There was still 2 min in the clock. Why he didn't pounce on Usyk

[Liondw]

I saw the analysis from referee Jack Weiss, if correct. That's the ref who did the first Fury-Wilder fight.

Anyway, as he understands the rules, below the hip line is a low blow, not below the navel. Therefore, you can hit slightly below the navel, it's still legal.

I guess the question is, if in line with the hip line, what if half the glove lands below that and half above? It's a tricky one.