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Originally posted by marvin douglas View PostYou have a fundamental misunderstanding of a low blow. It penalizes a punch to the genital area (but, admittedly, also prohibits punches to the thigh, knee and hips). But what damage does a punch do to your upper thigh
In your example ward hits the "b" but sergs trunks are pulled up and to the side. I mean, where did the punch actually land? The upper hip, or a square shot to the ***els??
In any event, if ward did land a low blow, the ref could only give serg 5 minutes to recover. But serg was done from the right to his head.
Answer me this? Where did Ward punces land?
https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DCk07v6XYAA2QMO.mp4
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Originally posted by marvin douglas View PostI mean do you really believe serg's nuts were at the "B"
i believe that the rules and the ref(before fight) said those punches were low. i believe you dont care about the rules. i believe if you watch this video you will see its clearly low and hit his genitals.
https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DCk07v6XYAA2QMO.mp4
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Like I said, were serg's balls behind the "B". Hell no. But he acted as if Ward hit him square on the nuts. All I can say is this. With Serg's trunks pulled up it covered up his navel. And a shot to the belly button has always been legal.
If not, a guy could pull his trunks up to his neck and anything below that would be low.
Originally posted by daggum View Post
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Originally posted by daggum View Postanything below is illegal you say? he hit him below the k so you kinda disproved your own argument there.
hes hitting him in the B of the hublot. another pic to show where that b is.
heres some video showing ward hitting him in the hublot which is low according to you
In my previous post, you can clearly see in the gif that Kovalev was complaining about blows on the belt-line, he would bend forward to play the victim of a foul. Tony Week warned him not to do that.
Andrew Ward even hesitated from continuing his assault because Kovalev would take away the target area by leaning forward, as he did this Ward had to loop his body-shot lower to get around this; this is where the failed Hublot argument comes from.
Dre's punches were legal. Kovalev should of been DQ for refusing to fight.
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Originally posted by marvin douglas View PostLike I said, were serg's balls behind the "B". Hell no. But he acted as if Ward hit him square on the nuts. All I can say is this. With Serg's trunks pulled up it covered up his navel. And a shot to the belly button has always been legal.
If not, a guy could pull his trunks up to his neck and anything below that would be low.
https://video.twimg.com/tweet_video/DCk07v6XYAA2QMO.mp4
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Originally posted by daggum View Postmost cards had kovalev up so i dont know where you get that from. ward wasnt really doing much clean work in that fight. more wrestling, more holding and hitting, more low blows sure but kovalev was still the one landing the cleaner work.
cept thats not true. we have the video. they were low. just because you want them to be legal doesnt mean they were. please post the video of a legal body punch that kovalev "faked" a punch that didnt stray below the k of kovalev's trunks. i dont think it exists. ive seen people post the misleading gif of 2 punches to kovalevs sides where he turns away but this of course omits the huge low blow that happened right before the gif starts. i guess whatever it takes to get your point across. even if its dishonest
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Originally posted by 1hourRun View Post
In my previous post, you can clearly see in the gif that Kovalev was complaining about blows on the belt-line, he would bend forward to play the victim of a foul. Tony Week warned him not to do that.
Andrew Ward even hesitated from continuing his assault because Kovalev would take away the target area by leaning forward, as he did this Ward had to loop his body-shot lower to get around this; this is where the failed Hublot argument comes from.
Dre's punches were legal. Kovalev should of been DQ for refusing to fight.
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