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Kovalev did quit
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Ward must be disqualified after his several low blow punches. Referee did nothing. It was not boxing, it was $h!t !!!Last edited by Mirus; 06-20-2017, 10:19 AM.Comment
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While this may be true. And I myself felt Kovalev wouldn't make it to round 12. While likely true that Kovalev was about to quit, let the fighters decide the outcome of the fight.
With the status of both fighters in a high profile championship fight, let the fighters decide the outcome. Especially considering the aftermath of the first fight.
The outcome was well within reach for an emphatic Ward victory and Tony Weeks stops the fight after a clear low blow.
Not a great night at the office for Tony Weeks.Comment
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It pains me to say I agree with Broner. I am a fan of Kovalev and Ward. Kovalev was gassing badly and I do believe Ward's last few shots were low blows. That being said Kovalev was on his way out of the fight.Comment
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Kov was trying for an Oscar, AND WARD STOPPED FIGHTING, and threw his hands up in the air, TWICE! He was sporting. Kov said Ward "hits like a little girl" it was a punch on the beltline, but if your shorts are high the ref has the discretion to decide whats low, but your nuts are NO WHERE NEAR WHERE WARD HIT HIM + IF YOU KNOW ABOUT THE EQUIPMENT IN THAT AREA, YOU WOULD KNOW, HE GOT HIT NO WHERE WHERE IT WOULD DO THAT MUCH DAMAGE. Peep how Sergio was running and backing up, turning away from the fight. Remember how the Ward haters criticized wards reaction after the first fight, but you overlook Kov's body language. Ward got up from a kd, Kov sat on the ropes and decided he wasnt about all of that talk when it mattered.
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