Irrefutable proof! There was no long count!

[leeroy84]

Isn't there a rule where the boxer who caused the knockdown is sent to a neutral corner and told to stay there??? Then if he moves from that corner the ref will pause the count and send him back, before re starting the count?????....

Maybe I should check the rules first lol, but i'm sure that's how i learnt it as a kid

So anyway, looking at that vid, Tyson should of had more time while Deontay was sent back to the neutral corner which Jack pointed him too...

[Raggamuffin]

My point is that official scores can and often are wrong and sometimes a re-match doesn't correct them. Were you cool with Chavez and Whitaker being a draw?

I gave Fury 10 rounds, yes. I can see a case for someone thinking Wilder won 3 though. 10-2 is a more common card than 7-5 so I feel good about it.

I score on clean punches, effective aggression, ring generalship and defense.

Look, no disrespect...sike but to say that Fury won 10 rounds makes you about as clueless a fan on scoring a fight that Ive ever seen score a fight. That’s a fake bogus outlook. You should be banned for your scoring. #Pathetic

[bigjavi973]

This is the best video of the 12th round Fury/Wilder knock down that I've seen, because it clearly shows Jack Reiss and the female time-keeper working together to make that count as near perfect as humanly possible

The time-keeper is the woman in the black and white striped vest, bottom left of the picture.

The first thing Reiss does when Fury goes down is wave his hand right hand and point emphatically at the canvas to indicate to the time-keeper ... the count starts now.

She immediately stands up and raises her own right hand, then starts calling the count for Reiss until she is sure he has picked it up correctly.

Check the time on the video .. Fury hits the canvas a fraction of a second before 0.40 and he is up by 0.49.

That's nine seconds, folks!

i thought he got up at 9 1/2.... surely before the 10 count.... and for those who said why he didnt wave it off right away... maybe when he stood over fury counting he saw that his eyes were open looking around coherent idk just sayin

[bigjavi973]

I'm also remembering the endless whining about "UK stoppages" that goes on at this place ... and seeing those same whiners now crying because we didn't get a UK type stoppage in Wilder/Fury!

thats actually quite hilarious cuz its true.....

im glad it wasnt stopped if he can get up let him continue.....


I thought he was out cold when he got up i was like wtf holy shat he got balls

[!! Shawn]

This is the best video of the 12th round Fury/Wilder knock down that I've seen, because it clearly shows Jack Reiss and the female time-keeper working together to make that count as near perfect as humanly possible

The time-keeper is the woman in the black and white striped vest, bottom left of the picture.

The first thing Reiss does when Fury goes down is wave his hand right hand and point emphatically at the canvas to indicate to the time-keeper ... the count starts now.

She immediately stands up and raises her own right hand, then starts calling the count for Reiss until she is sure he has picked it up correctly.

Check the time on the video .. Fury hits the canvas a fraction of a second before 0.40 and he is up by 0.49.

That's nine seconds, folks!

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.

[vaborikua2014]

Maybe they've changed their story now, but Wilder and his brain dead fans were claiming that Fury was down for longer than 10 seconds.

Wilder tweeted a video of the KD along with a stop watch timer that was clearly jumping and running fast.

Check it out for yourself.

#AndStill
Keep the vids coming for The Sick MFs That hate I won, The Blind MFs that can’t face reality and the MFs that just don’t want to see US Succeed���� #BombZquad #YouKnowWhoYouAre #AllTalkGoodTalk pic.twitter.com/xshY9RDgSX

— Deontay Wilder (@BronzeBomber) December 5, 2018

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.

[!! Shawn]

Isn't there a rule where the boxer who caused the knockdown is sent to a neutral corner and told to stay there??? Then if he moves from that corner the ref will pause the count and send him back, before re starting the count?????....

Maybe I should check the rules first lol, but i'm sure that's how i learnt it as a kid

So anyway, looking at that vid, Tyson should of had more time while Deontay was sent back to the neutral corner which Jack pointed him too...

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.

[vaborikua2014]

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

Seems to me hes up at 49

[!! Shawn]

You're right there's no rule saying it has to be 10 secs, but that's what supposed to be aimed for.

If it had to be 10 secs they'd just have timer and take the ref out of it all together.

There is a reason why the ref picks up the count from the time keeper, because it is at their discretion.

[kafkod]

i thought he got up at 9 1/2.... surely before the 10 count.... and for those who said why he didnt wave it off right away... maybe when he stood over fury counting he saw that his eyes were open looking around coherent idk just sayin

That's what Reiss said in his explanation... that he knew Fury was awake and aware by the count of 5 because he could see it in his eyes and facial expression.

Fury starts getting up at the count of "6" - but he's 6' 9" and 260lbs ... and it's the 12th round. He obviously isn't going to jump up to his feet in an instant, like a fresh bantamweight, so Reiss gives him the time he needs. And as long as he doesn't need more than 10 seconds, that shouldn't be an issue.