Comments Thread For: Ben Davison agrees Fabio Wardley ?could? have been saved earlier

[BoxingUpdates]

Ben Davison has recognised that Fabio Wardley ?could? have been rescued earlier than the 11th round of his WBO heavyweight title defeat by Daniel Dubois
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[rudy]

He should never be in a corner again what a disgrace and disgusting human being

[fifth_root]

Too late, admitting what was obvious back at the moment serves nothing. Very bad team behaviour, they did the opposite of what they are for.

[HENNY]

Almost got beat to death. In hindsight, Wardley will realize that this was the moment where his career starts to decline

[b Murphington]

It was bad. He looked tired in the 5th rd. You can tell when Fabio was winging shots, desperately firing back and Dubois eats them like it’s nothing.

When exchanges are so one sided, bad sign. Add on to the facial damage, plus the fact that besides the 2 knockdowns scored, he lost every rd.

Punching power is meaningless when you’re so exhausted and damaged.

[b Murphington]

Almost got beat to death. In hindsight, Wardley will realize that this was the moment where his career starts to decline

He going to be the next Wilder.

[Alan Smithee]

There is a balance when it comes to stopping fights but this one definitely could have been stopped earlier. These are the types of beatings that have lasting results. I hope he is okay.

[Toffee]

I don't blame Foster. Wardley was fighting back and was passed by the doctor. Foster did exactly what he should.

I can understand Ben's view that he's always got a chance while he's swinging, but there was no point in those last couple of rounds where he didn't look spent, in pain and unable to win. It wasn't just that shaky walk.

Clearly Wardley wasn't going to quit. He went well beyond what he should have been allowed to do.

Looking forward to seeing him interviewed.

[SouthpawRight]

I don't blame Foster. Wardley was fighting back and was passed by the doctor. Foster did exactly what he should.

I can understand Ben's view that he's always got a chance while he's swinging, but there was no point in those last couple of rounds where he didn't look spent, in pain and unable to win. It wasn't just that shaky walk.

Clearly Wardley wasn't going to quit. He went well beyond what he should have been allowed to do.

Looking forward to seeing him interviewed.

Give your fighter a warning in advance and fuel to do something

Listen you need to hurt him this next round and show me something, okay. I'm not going to sit here and allow you to take a beating

treat him fairly he can't be upset if you wave it off

[hardleft]

the corner knows their guy the best, if they want the ref to let it roll to its conclusion they need to take responsibility for what happens, they are actually talking with him between rounds