I consider Haye Bellew a NO CONTEST
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There have been numerous examples of fighters injuring themselves just by moving around the ring, or swinging and missing. I've never seen or heard of any that were ruled NC or technical draw, unless there was some infringement of the rules.
What happened to Haye was "within his control" because he was moving of his own volition .. he wasn't pushed, tripped or wrestled over.
If there had been water on the canvas - as when Kovalev twice slipped in the rematch with Pascal - then he might have claimed "circumstances beyond his control"
As it was doe, he wouldn't have had a leg to stand on with a claim like that, lol.
But its a tedious point. I honestly think an injury like that should lead to a stoppage of a fight and then a consultation of the scorecards.
I think Hopkins had a TD didnt he when he was accidentally pushed by a ref?
Anyway, it doesnt matter much since Haye wanted to continue.Comment
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Haye wasn't winning the fight easily, dumbo. He may have been ahead on the cards after 5 rounds - I don't know about that, because I haven't seen them - But Bellew was obviously focused on defence and biding his time till then.
Even before the injury, I noticed Bellew was starting to step in with his punches in the 6th and looked to be sharing or even winning that round.Comment
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I honestly don't think the acilles ripping is under Hayes control.
But its a tedious point. I honestly think an injury like that should lead to a stoppage of a fight and then a consultation of the scorecards.
I think Hopkins had a TD didnt he when he was accidentally pushed by a ref?
Anyway, it doesnt matter much since Haye wanted to continue.
BHop injured himself by falling out of the ring after being pushed by the ref. If he'd fallen out of the ring while moving under his own volition, without anybody touching him, he would have had 20 seconds to get back in, ready to carry on fighting, or take an L via TKO.Comment
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Haye was crocked and his body couldn't take the strain of throwing punch after punch while off balance and chasing a moving target.
Bellew told everybody that he would take Haye past 5 rounds and Haye would break down, and that's exactly what happened!Comment
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Bellew didn't get lucky, fool. He got his tactics spot on by staying on the move so Haye couldn't set his feet to throw big punches.
Haye was crocked and his body couldn't take the strain of throwing punch after punch while off balance and chasing a moving target.
Bellew told everybody that he would take Haye past 5 rounds and Haye would break down, and that's exactly what happened!
That's exactly what he got. Everyone saw it, that injury had nothing to do with Bellew. He got lucky and now you want to claim you're some boxing expert.
He said Haye would gas. Haye didn't gas his achilles went, not the same thing.Comment
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