Comments Thread For: Chisora vs. Scott Early Results From Wembley

[MDPopescu]

Scott didn't complain in the post fight interview, he said Chisora won.

Scott did complain. But he's the only one to fully assess the punch he got on top of his head...

[Jam Jars]

he was already up before the ref could even say 10!

The wave was 10. loads of refs do this..... it's not new.

[Curtiz]

Wave was 10.

****riding hard if you can't see that.

Blame the fighter.

[Jam Jars]

Scott did complain. But he's the only one to fully assess the punch he got on top of his head...

He said the fight shouldn't be about the count, Chisora won........

[Jam Jars]

Its called the 10 count. Why would it be a 10 count if you're immediately waved off at 9?

He was not down by the 10. The moment the ref said 9, he got up, taking his knee off the canvas. At that moment he was not down, yet the ref waved it off. Making new rules like he needed to be "completely upright" and "ready to fight" are bull****

It was 9 and then wave, the wave is instead of saying 10.

[Rikanlynx86]

How about you people who think it was a fair 10 count, rewatch the final knockdown in the first corrales vs castillo fight, so u can see how a good ref handles the same exact situation.

[Rikanlynx86]

How about you people who think it was a fair 10 count, rewatch the final knockdown in the first corrales vs castillo fight, so u can see how a good ref handles the same exact situation.

AND I WILL EVEN GIVE YOU THE LINK. http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=imZaiGJgbsw

[Szef]

he was already up before the ref could even say 10!

The wave was 10! Like I said earlier, Scott can only blame himself, rookie mistake on his part.

[Russian Crushin]

He was given 10, the ref counted 9 and then the wave was 10. FFS are you slow. The rules are the fighter must be up and ready to fight before 10, Scott was still in the process of standing upright = not ready.

No he was given 9. How is the wave mean 10 when he got up right after he said 9. If he continued his count like he was suppose to, Scott would have clearly been up before he said 10. Again dont make up rules, that is not true, the fighter simply cannot be "down" anymore

"When a boxer is knocked down, the referee shall audibly announce the count as he motions with his right arm downward indicating the end of each sound of the count. If the boxer taking the count is still down when the referee calls the count of ten (10), the referee shall wave both arms indicating that the boxer has been knocked out.'

[Curtiz]

Why would you even give the ref an opportunity like that?

You have 8 seconds to control your destiny. It's enough...