POLL: What should be the CORRECT decision for the Suarez-Navarrete fight?

[SceneBoxer]

POLL: What should be the CORRECT decision for the Suarez-Navarrete fight?

-SUAREZ BY TKO
-No Contest
-navarrete by technical decision ud
-none of the above (explain)

[SceneBoxer]

Cast your votes now ....

[famicommander]

I disagree with the stoppage, but the fact is they stopped it and it was due to a cut caused by a punch. So it should be a TKO.

I would've preferred to just let the fight go on and have the fighters resolve it, but in choosing to stop it they committed to a result and they got the wrong result. It was a legal punch, so it's a TKO.

[JOM'S]

its a TKO, but it would have been better if they let the fight continue and let the fighters decide the outcome

[sargo]

TKO for Suarez but you could see how Navarrete kept fighting. A real warrior.

[niceyboo3]

No contest is the best you can do. If the call was cut from a punch, it could of played out completely different.

[Joseph]

Are they gonna run it back or is Suarez fucked out of another title shot?

TKO by the way.

[SceneBoxer]

Full fight ....

[SceneBoxer]

So far, Suarez by TKO should be the correct decision...

[SUBZER0ED]

I disagree with the stoppage, but the fact is they stopped it and it was due to a cut caused by a punch. So it should be a TKO.

I would've preferred to just let the fight go on and have the fighters resolve it, but in choosing to stop it they committed to a result and they got the wrong result. It was a legal punch, so it's a TKO.

I think the stoppage was correct, though the initial call was obviously incorrect. I don't know how the announcers actually believed the cut was from a head butt. One could clearly see the impact on the eye from the punch was far more significant than the graze of the forehead. That cut was very deep and Navarrete's corner could not stop the bleeding. If the fight had been allowed to continue, Emmanuel would likely have suffered even greater damage to his eye and may have even been caught with a big shot that he couldn't see coming.