So what was the doctor report on Cintron from the Hospital?

[trk]

According to you guys Cintron is an actor, quitter, *****, with no heart, no balls, and terrible balance.

So you're telling me after 4 rounds he landed the clean effective punches, 2 more punches, hurt Williams, outboxed Williams, and only allowed Stretch to land 13% of his shots?

If Cintron is a bum, then...

Cintron has great balance. It's hard to fly out of the ring like superman without getting tangled up in the ropes, and he even managed to land safely.

[dans]

So you're relying on Compubox to tell you what the plan was? It's not an exact science. Cintron shouldn't have "won" anything like that. Maybe he was counting on that and it would have been a disgrace if he had. It's not like he was dominating the fight. There was no fight.

No I rely on what I saw. Williams getting tagged with clean effective punches and missing a lot.

I can't judge what happened with Kermit. I don't know what was going through his head. Either way that has nothing to do with scoring rounds correctly.

Since when did ineffective inaccurate punching win rounds?

Here's the only pics boxingscene grabbed from the action.






If you want to call Cintron a quitter, actor, *****, whatever, go ahead. I really don't care. I'm not a real fan of his, I just find his antics hilarious. But don't tell me Williams won that fight on the scorecards. The judge that had it 40-36 was never going to give Cintron a decision.

[Uturn]

Rumour was going around Cintron was on Suicide watch after last night

[B.U.R.N.E.R]

Dans you missing the point. You cant just leap out the ring and fake being hurt to try and steal a win while your opponent warms up.

[BoxerDood]

they ran a series of test and discovered he lacked balls, had a missing backbone and lacked the proper heart functions

LOL right on point

[Ray*]

Cintron has great balance. It's hard to fly out of the ring like superman without getting tangled up in the ropes, and he even managed to land safely.

Lmaoooooooooooooo

[Ray*]

Doctors said they had problems finding a heart beat lol

this dude tried to get a cheap win I have absolutely no respect for Cintron, he thought he was up on the card (HE WAS IMO) so he tried to get a CHEAP win

if you was so confident that you was winning and or was going to win then I would have jumped up and did my best to convince the ref that I was OK

I also had cintron up by the 4th round but am glad he didnt get the decision.

[dans]

Dans you missing the point. You cant just leap out the ring and fake being hurt to try and steal a win while your opponent warms up.

Then we're on a different point. I'm saying I don't care about Cintron or whatever antics he may or may not have done. There's no erasers in scoring boxing.

No one can explain how Williams won, just that Cintron was a *****. The rule is dumb, I completely agree. It should be a NC. But that judge who had it 40-36 for Williams tells me judges aren't watching for the right things.

[mrpain81]

The Doctor Couldnt find a Heart or Balls, He was just full of ****.

Post of the month.

[Njord777]

If you search hard enough you can find this on a public record's site from last night's hospital visit:



Patient Kermit Cintron was admitted at approximately 11:23 PM after a boxing match in witch he fell approximately two and half feet from the ring to the floor. An announcing table broke Mr. Cintron's fall, at which point he fell to the padded floor, and would not get up for quite some time.

The patient complained of difficulty breathing to on-scene paramedics, and clearly had an erection that may be due to a post-impact priapism, though later CAT scans do not suggest a sufficient injury to the head occurred. At time of admittance Mr. Cintron appeared upset, agitated and had an elevated blood pressure.

Admittance interview confirmed Mr. Cintron was complaining of a difficulty breathing, an erection, a small stomach ache, a twisted ankle, a 'funny' feeling wrist, itching scalp, and some sort of genital rash. Several of the above must have been preexisting conditions.

Dr. Shrieber was on night-call and made the decision to administer no pain killers as the patient's fall was obviously minor for a top-tier athlete in peak physical condition, such as Mr. Cintron, and treated the other ailments in turn.

Mr. Cintron began to become unresponsive after being given a glass of water, at which point it was determined he had fallen asleep, and he was reported to have muttered things, "Seemed like I'd be able to tuck and roll..." and, "oh snap, there's a table there.." or "I'm too embarrassed to get up. I look silly."