Irrefutable proof! There was no long count!

[leeroy84]

Yes, yes that is indeed the rule. Which makes the whole argument a mute point, because Wilder wasn't in the neutral corner for most of the count.

Just need to teach the Wilder fans what I learnt when I was about 8 now..... Shouldn't be too difficult?

[kafkod]

Seems to me hes up at 49

Yeah .. he goes down a fraction of a second before 0.40, and he's up at 0.49.

Boxing referees don't count in fractions of a second. For all practical purposes - which includes a referee's count - Fury gets up 9 seconds after he went down, which means he beat the count.

[kafkod]

This video is so horrible. They started the clock before fury was even completely down.

This is the exact moment the clock started




Hes not even completely hit the canvas and the clock is on.

Yeah. Also, look at the 10th of a second counter on the clock. It keeps jumping from 0.3 to the start of the next full second!

[vaborikua2014]

Yeah .. he goes down a fraction of a second before 0.40, and he's up at 0.49.

Boxing referees don't count in fractions of a second. For all practical purposes - which includes a referee's count - Fury gets up 9 seconds after he went down, which means he beat the count.

I agree. The other clown was saying he got up at 50 which is 11 seconds.

[PAC-BOY]

he hits the canvas on 39 and isnt fully on his feet until 50 . Thats 11 seconds folks , better find a new video

if you counted by that clock then you would start count at 40. Which would be 10. Not 11. And if you use a stopwatch and you will also see that he was on his feet at 10. Feel free to use the stop watch as many times as you need . He made the count

[PAC-BOY]

Yeah .. he goes down a fraction of a second before 0.40, and he's up at 0.49.

Boxing referees don't count in fractions of a second. For all practical purposes - which includes a referee's count - Fury gets up 9 seconds after he went down, which means he beat the count.

Well said!

[McNulty]

he hits the canvas on 39 and isnt fully on his feet until 50 . Thats 11 seconds folks , better find a new video

Here you go. Keep in mind:

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.

Source: http://www.worldboxingfederation.net...egulations.htm

2:21 Fury hits the canvas
2:15 Fury is getting up
2:12 Fury is up as the ref is counting 9

9 seconds fool

[johnbook]

he hits the canvas on 39 and isnt fully on his feet until 50 . Thats 11 seconds folks , better find a new video

You are wrong. Both knees were off the canvas at just before 49, not 50. It was about 9.5 seconds. Great reffing in this case.

[MDPopescu]

... never mind... Wilder came at only 209 lb anyway...

[kafkod]

Also irrefutable proof that Wilder failed to stay in the neutral corner for the duration of the count, so Reis could have stopped the count until he returned to the neutral corner, which makes the whole long count thing completely irrelevant.

That's true. If Reiss had been trying to do Fury favours, he could have stopped the count and given him extra seconds to recover while Wilder went back to the neutral corner.