Basic ring rules as long as it was not an intentional foul the referee's call Will Stand... even if it continued I doubt if it would have gone past the 9th...
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Originally posted by Kagami Taiga View PostI wasn't talking about your exact example. The point is refs miss calls, blow calls ALL the time in football. Sigh. Be more original. Stop whining. Suck it up cupcake. Everyone wants to be fans of the tough killer. But then that killer has the fight beat out of him and all we hear is whining. The two don't add up.
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Originally posted by BattlingNelson View PostThe example I gave was examples of blatant fouls, Forward passes. Low blows.
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Originally posted by Kagami Taiga View PostLol you can try to twist it how you want. This type of stuff happens all the time. Fans cry about it. Life goes on. You put yourself in the position of leaving your fate up to a missed call. That's what Kovalev did. He gets no sympathy from anyone but his whiny ass fans looking for excuses for him.
Cool.
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Originally posted by Deevel916 View PostSo you're ok with the outcome of the fight being decided on a blown call because "this type of stuff happens all the time" in sports.
Cool.
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Originally posted by Kagami Taiga View PostI'm not ok. I don't think that's what happened at all. I think the last shot was definitely low. But I don't think that's why the ref called the fight. It was his whole attitude and body language that suggested he wanted out. Turning his back to Ward once a day kneeling over to avoid body punches not once but twice. But you guys want to blame it on a missed call. So have at it. Like I said, no sympathy from anyone but his fans.
It's not about agreeing with the stoppage, but understanding why it happened.
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Originally posted by MisanthropicNY View PostHe is so consumed with racism that he's become delusional... I actually believe in his mind that he saw a shot to the ball sack being a shot right to the abs. There are people like this who can recreate history in their own minds.
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Originally posted by daggum View Postprobably because these punches were even lower? 2 hit him in the letters and the other hit his leg before landing in his stomach. how do we know its a tactic? maybe he was doubled over in pain and thats all he could do? i think its pretty silly to blame the guy being fouled for not reacting in the right way. just follow the rules ref. and boxing should have instant replay but that wouldnt be good for getting away with "mistakes" like this. these type of judgement calls that always favor the a-side wouldnt be as easy to screw up.
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Originally posted by harwri008 View PostThe fight didn't end on a foul and the ref didn't even call one. The fight ended because a badly hurt fighter stopped defending himself and left the ref no other choice but to save him from further damage.
Tony Weeks is a well respected and accomplished ref. He certainly knows better but unfortunately he was compromised.
Of course, NSAC is contemplating changing the Rigo KO to a NC which would be appropriate. Of course, there's no chance that will happen with the Ward KO because he was holding all the cards and was slated to win the fight any way possible before the first bell rang.
Before all you bias Ward fans pull the race card and immediately claim racism, think about this:
I've loved the sport of boxing for virtually my entire life and there have been many more black fighters through the history of the sport that I have been an ardent fan and supporter of, more than any other race of fighters because they have simply been dominant and consistently the best in boxing history but I can't support an outcome like that, regardless of who is on the receiving end.
It's about being objective and impartial and seeing it like it is. This is honestly how I saw it and nobody is going to convince me otherwise.
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