Comments Thread For: No investigation regarding Fabio Wardley-Joseph Parker stoppage

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  • IronDanHamza
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    #11
    Why would there be?

    Average Joe got battered and stopped.

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    • fistic flow
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      #12
      Originally posted by Coverdale

      Ex-fighters and trainers are looking at it from the emotional perspective too. I think your use of the word 'injustice' is misplaced here also.
      How so? Do you know that? So, by your metric, no one outside of a referee (homegrown and deafened by a baying home crowd) is able to have a non-emotional perspective.

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      • Coverdale
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        #13
        Originally posted by fistic flow

        How so? Do you know that? So, by your metric, no one outside of a referee (homegrown and deafened by a baying home crowd) is able to have a non-emotional perspective.
        If the context of their comment was 'this was for a shot at undisputed' then yes. That consideration is completely irrelevant to a referee's decision in the moment.

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        • fistic flow
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          #14
          Originally posted by Coverdale

          If the context of their comment was 'this was for a shot at undisputed' then yes. That consideration is completely irrelevant to a referee's decision in the moment.
          First of all, you misquoted me. Second I was giving context to the backlash, not whether that aspect would or wouldn't influence a referee. And third, you're being disingenuous if you don't think that referees a) are not swayed by the home crowd cheering on the A-side fighter b) don't measure headliners differently (rightly or wrongly) to down-the-bill fights as regards when to step in. While Parker had been hurt, at no stage was he in no position to defend himself, or taking unnecessary punishment.
          Last edited by fistic flow; Today, 02:50 PM.

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