Un Deniable proof that Nevada allowed Floyd to win illegally

[x3_bazooka_x3]

BLATANT calls for what kind of punishment, by the rules?

DISQUALIFICATION!

either way KOED BY FLOYD OR BY THE RULES DQ! The same result except a DQ i don't think you get all your purse. Please correct me if I'm wrong.

you could call for a DQ, your right, But Cortez took a point, basicly acknowledging the foul and serving Justice.
WHere Cortez ****ed up is that this was a WBC title fight, he should have taken two points from Ortiz because Mayweather received a cut from an intentional foul.

and this is my ****ing Point Nevada is not and was not enforcing the rules period weather on behalf of Mayweather or Ortiz, Nevada did not enforce the rules that do apply.

Just as they refused to DQ Floyd for Roger starting a riot, which leads one to think that as long as your a resident of Nevada, you will receive favortisim from the NSAC

[maguirre]

Thing was, the overrated Floyd could have done it at any round in the fight as the opportunity is presented. He found a way to win a fight by sucker punching as another tactical resort. It could not have happened in the fourth round, but he sure intended to do it in one of the remaining rounds. When he successfully did it in the Mosley fight I had no doubt he will do it again in his future fights. That's how blatant and desperate his hold of his zero is.

Good thing about it is his future opponents would now take measure in preventing it from happening again.

;-|

[Luilun]

Upon further review, Victor's blatant headbutt would be cause for disqualification. Not a mere 1 point penalty.

Take a look why Victor was head butting and experiment I have looked at this fight and no one seems to bring up this issue because they lack boxing knowledge and common sense. Floyd kept holding and Victor was trying to wrestle his hands loose. Have someone hold your arm and try to swing it free you will see that your head will move up looking like a head butt.

[Leohappy]

you can not be serious with this question can you?

floyd only engaged in unsportmanlike behaviour, he never injured ortiz in any other way, except mental... selective reading man.

[Cash Cow]

Wrong, the post fight presser when Floyd was asked if he heard Cortez call time in, Floyd says he didnt hear joe say anything and that what goes around comes around....

You know the video is out there of that press conference, so if you want to argue Floyd heard him you might want to check out that video first

You are a funny guy....who cares what Mayweather said he heard. Your argument isnt what mayeather heard or didnt hear....your argument is that he went beyond the rules of the NSAC.

I just posted you what Keizer said immediately after the fight and yet you are still hopelessly trying to argue a mute point.

[x3_bazooka_x3]

I'm white, and I'm as big of a Floyd fans as you'll find. I don't think the race card really fits here.

it does apply when they dont have the skills to debate on a respectable level

[letsgobrady]

Do you know how to read? Nevada allowed Floyd to win this fight illegally, they allowed Floyd to win over Judah illegally when that should have been a DQ there is a pattern here for the fighter who lives and fights out of their state.

They are not enforcing their own rules, and what Floyd did, you take that and look at that list of fouls there and you can clearly see thats a violation of the rules.
The ref and the NSAC are corrupt and they need to be exposed for it I honestly think its time to just ban all of proffessional boxing, when the very state who is supposed to set the highest standard in the sport who is supposed to lead the commissions around the nation and the world, when they start allowing things like this to happen its time to put this sport to an end.

cintrons corner was up on the apron for his fight with sergio where is your uproar for that?victor clearly fouled floyd on purpose and should of been deducted 2 points or disqualified why are you not complaining about that?
why are you not complaining about maussa punching harris in the back of the head while he was already down ? why are you not complaing about all the fighters who swing at their opponents while their opponents are trying to touch gloves?this is not about the rules it's about mayweather and unfortunately for you mayweather is still undefeated and didn't do anything illegal according to everyone in the boxing community yet you are still make threads about the same thing

[Rockin']

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This is not about weather or not time was in, this is about the final action in that fight that ended the fight, does #14 in the list of fouls, describe Floyds actions when the cheap shots went down.
Has nothing to do with weather time was in or not
Has nothing to do with the fact that Ortiz intentionally butted Floyd.
the question remains does #14 describe Floyds final actions in that fight?

Engaging in any unsportsmanlike trick or action which causes injury to an opponent.



Time was in, that means fight. I believe that Cortez said Protect Yourself at All Times in the pre-fight instructions

As a former pro fighter I say game was on, I would have hit him when he initially tried to hug me.

As a former Referee I say it was game on.

Quit your crying and except it. Your boy messed up in a big way. He even admits to messing up...........Rockin'

[x3_bazooka_x3]

You are a funny guy....who cares what Mayweather said he heard. Your argument isnt what mayeather heard or didnt hear....your argument is that he went beyond the rules of the NSAC.

I just posted you what Keizer said immediately after the fight and yet you are still hopelessly trying to argue a mute point.

you are correct that is my arguement, however you posted Kaizers word as the be all and end all, when Floyd during the post fight presser proves Kaizers words to be lies and that should tell you something.

[Cash Cow]

Thing was, the overrated Floyd could have done it at any round in the fight as the opportunity is presented. He found a way to win a fight by sucker punching as another tactical resort. It could not have happened in the fourth round, but he sure intended to do it in one of the remaining rounds. When he successfully did it in the Mosley fight I had no doubt he will do it again in his future fights. That's how blatant and desperate his hold of his zero is.

Good thing about it is his future opponents would now take measure in preventing it from happening again.

;-|

This is from Keith Kizer, chairman of the Nevada State Athletic Commission

"I had no issues with that. I don't know why people are making a big deal about that. They like to do that. Basically what happened is that Joe called timeout after a blatant foul by Ortiz.

"He separated the fighters, takes Victor around the ring, takes a point away, goes to restart them. He turns to the timekeeper and says, 'Time in.' Victor decides to hug Floyd yet again.

"I'm not sure how many times he planned on hugging Floyd. Joe had called time in, Floyd waited until Joe had called time in, and then he punched him in the face. Which, I don't blame Floyd for.

"If a guy headbutts me, I'd want to punch him in the face too. I think that Floyd's not getting the credit that he deserves. Floyd didn't retaliate. He waited. He waited. He waited.

"Until the referee said 'Time in,' and then he let him have it. Good for Floyd. Good for Floyd. People ask me what was Joe doing. I checked with the timekeeper, and he said 'Joe turned to us, and he said, 'Time in,' and started the clock again.

"He asked if they had hit the clappers yet. Because the clappers happen with 10 seconds left on the clock. The timer said, 'Yes, eight seconds left.'

"And then, that's probably around the same time that Floyd threw the punch. But it was a second or two after Joe said 'Time in.'

"So the time keeper heard Joe say 'Time in,' Floyd heard him say 'Time in,' and HBO heard him say 'Time in.' So I'm very skeptical of Victor Ortiz claiming that he did not hear the referee say 'Time in.'"

-- Keith Kizer, chairman of the Nevada State Athletic Commission

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