I am blind..

[minasyan]

He was so behind on the scorecards that knocking him down two more times, He would've still lost.

when some one is knocked down it changes everything straight away the fighter becomes more hungrier and has more in the legs, so it doesn't matter if he was behind in the score cards its still a big thing

the ref was terrible

[Amazinger]

very questionable

It's a KD....not a foot tangle ...

[wazaa.]

Clear knock down.

[Mr. Invincible]

It was a knock down in my eyes

Dirrell isn't dropping without that punch, even if AA foot weren't there, he would have dropped.

Bolded, no way to know that for sure. As I see it, he tried to move his foot backwards as he was hit to catch himself and the slight contact was enough to not allow him to get it back as fast as he would have liked, causing the KD.

No, I'm not saying that he def stays up but it's a little unfair to say that he definitely goes down either.

Peace, good chatting with you again.

[Sweet Jesus]

Your vision is fine, it's your brain activity that has me concerned.

[Chrismart]

Yep, looked like a clear knock-down.

[Mr. Invincible]

abraham's KD was MUCH more clearer than that. even in your sped up gif you can see that dirrell cuffed him. you can see the whole outer part of his glove.

Thought you may want to read this since you have a hard time believing the posters on here. Maybe you would believe an expert.

Dan Rafael-ESPN:

Quote:
"The 2004 U.S. Olympic bronze medalist dropped Abraham in the fourth round with a flush left hand, making the former middleweight titlist taste the canvas for the first time. He opened a cut over Abraham's right eye in the seventh round and should have been credited with a knockdown at the end of the round when he knocked Abraham into the ropes, but referee Laurence Cole, who had a shaky night, didn't rule it a knockdown".

I'm not gona say if he is right or wrong, but wanted you to hear an experts opinion just in case.

[Siggy]

Thought you may want to read this since you have a hard time believing tyhe posters on here. Maybe you would believe an expert.

Dan Rafael-ESPN:

Quote:
"The 2004 U.S. Olympic bronze medalist dropped Abraham in the fourth round with a flush left hand, making the former middleweight titlist taste the canvas for the first time. He opened a cut over Abraham's right eye in the seventh round and should have been credited with a knockdown at the end of the round when he knocked Abraham into the ropes, but referee Laurence Cole, who had a shaky night, didn't rule it a knockdown".

I'm not gona say if he is right or wrong, but wanted you to hear an experts opinion just in case.

i trust my own eyes.

[PensionKiller]

Bolded, no way to know that for sure. As I see it, he tried to move his foot backwards as he was hit to catch himself and the slight contact was enough to not allow him to get it back as fast as he would have liked, causing the KD.

No, I'm not saying that he def stays up but it's a little unfair to say that he definitely goes down either.

Peace, good chatting with you again.

I suppose that is a good point. We can not be sure 100%

I don't know how the rules go for this but in my opinion it is a KD

Of course I'm not an official though

[Chrismart]

Anyone have a GIF for the time when Dirrell put AA down for the second time, but the ref ruled it as not a knock-down.

I didnt get to see a replay of that so couldnt see what happend.