When did the "10 count" become the 9 count?

[Jam Jars]

You can complain about that, i dont care. Yes he did it wrong. That didnt mess that fight up, but it certainly messed this one up

Pacquiao didn't get his 10 count in Pac-JMM 4 either. LOL

[LacedUp]

Malik has himself to blame. No one else.

How ****** can you be? To quote the great Max Kellerman after Khan KOd Judah: "did he not see the referees fingers right in his face?".

Usually, the referee stops it if you're not up at 8. Only this time the guy who lost was not supposed to lose and that's why some people are pissed.

[WarMaidana]

that ref was a ******

[Russian Crushin]

Pacquiao didn't get his 10 count in Pac-JMM 4 either. LOL

Yes because it's a TKO LOL

You cant finding any fight you want but ive posted the rule 20 times already and it proves you're wrong, sorry

[Russian Crushin]

Malik has himself to blame. No one else.

How ****** can you be? To quote the great Max Kellerman after Khan KOd Judah: "did he not see the referees fingers right in his face?".

Usually, the referee stops it if you're not up at 8. Only this time the guy who lost was not supposed to lose and that's why some people are pissed.

No he has the moron ref to blame for not knowing the rules. He did something that he was allowed to

You dont know **** about boxing rules, "usually stops at 8". Thats a TKO

[Public_Enemy]

Ward vs. Gatti I. Fast forward to 40:17. This is another example of a proper 10 count

[Rockin']

Scott clearly got up before the 10 count, its easy to see because the ref never even said "10". So it was waved off because Scott decided to take all the time allotted to him?

any fighter knows you get up at 8 if you really want it. Chancing at getting up at 9 is not recommended. Didn't see the fight but maybe your boy was actually hurt............. Rockin'

[Jam Jars]

Yes because it's a TKO LOL

You cant finding any fight you want but ive posted the rule 20 times already and it proves you're wrong, sorry

It was a KO, a TKO is when a fighter is stopped on his feet.

[Tom Cruise]

It's boxing's reputation, not Britain's. Officials aren't impartial when it's a home and foreign fighter no matter where it is. Not the ref and not the judges. Hell they're not even impartial when it's two domestic fighters, the bigger draw gets the preferential treatment.

True, there is an element of that everywhere but in terms of early stoppages we pretty much dominate.

I'd be pissed if i paid to watch a fight and it got called off like it did tonight. If Malik really didnt want to continue it would have been obvious within the next few seconds. His life/health wasnt in danger at all, its just common sense.

Maybe bbbc should have standardized questions that their refs have to ask the fighter before a fight is waved off (if the fighter is on his feet obviously). That would give the ref time to make a proper judgement call and allow them to properly look at the fighter. As it is i feel its hurting UK boxings reputation

[GoldenGloveLove]

ahhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhhh why didn't American TV have this?!