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I'm preparing myself for my debut boxing match which is on 14th of September and I've just been watching white collar boxing fights from last night, I was actually supposed to be fighting on that fight night but got withdrawn as I was unable to sell 20+ tickets.
I'm currently doing another competition now and in my opinion, especially after watching multiple fights of last nights white collar this competition is at a more competitive level. It's mostly full of people that have fought before, nobody is unfit and there isn't anyone who's rubbish in it (unlike white collar where half of them didn't even use footwork.)
As I was getting bored of watching the videos from last night as I seen nothing impressive happening I decided to watch one more and there was a really disgusting decision win. Despite most of the first round (which he did win) I don't see how his hand was raised without the judges being biased in his favour, along with a ref that doesn't know a disqualification when he sees one.
The second and the third round definitely were won by the 'losing' boxer. Despite this being obvious to anyone with half a brain the so called winner spent rounds two and three turning his back whenever he got out struck which surely isn't allowed? There was no warnings given from what I could see and he did this four to five times, and each time he did it the ref gave him a little break to get himself back together and the commentator even shouted on the microphone to chant his name to give him some encouragement??
It was clear that he was gassed out, unfit and should have been left to be knocked out instead of getting let away with turning his back and having time outs.
What's interesting is that this boxer, if you can call him that has been brown nosing the organisation the past 8 weeks and has raised the most money. Did they give him the win so it could be a story for them?
All in all it's got me thinking about my fight, what could I do if something like this happens to me?
Any previous experience with cheating guys?
I'm preparing myself for my debut boxing match which is on 14th of September and I've just been watching white collar boxing fights from last night, I was actually supposed to be fighting on that fight night but got withdrawn as I was unable to sell 20+ tickets.
I'm currently doing another competition now and in my opinion, especially after watching multiple fights of last nights white collar this competition is at a more competitive level. It's mostly full of people that have fought before, nobody is unfit and there isn't anyone who's rubbish in it (unlike white collar where half of them didn't even use footwork.)
As I was getting bored of watching the videos from last night as I seen nothing impressive happening I decided to watch one more and there was a really disgusting decision win. Despite most of the first round (which he did win) I don't see how his hand was raised without the judges being biased in his favour, along with a ref that doesn't know a disqualification when he sees one.
The second and the third round definitely were won by the 'losing' boxer. Despite this being obvious to anyone with half a brain the so called winner spent rounds two and three turning his back whenever he got out struck which surely isn't allowed? There was no warnings given from what I could see and he did this four to five times, and each time he did it the ref gave him a little break to get himself back together and the commentator even shouted on the microphone to chant his name to give him some encouragement??
It was clear that he was gassed out, unfit and should have been left to be knocked out instead of getting let away with turning his back and having time outs.
What's interesting is that this boxer, if you can call him that has been brown nosing the organisation the past 8 weeks and has raised the most money. Did they give him the win so it could be a story for them?
All in all it's got me thinking about my fight, what could I do if something like this happens to me?
Any previous experience with cheating guys?
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