Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

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What would you do now?

Keep the decision and order an immediate re-match
16
31%
Rule it a no contest
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65%
Let the decision stand and let the new champion defend against who the bbbc deems fit.
2
4%
 
Total votes: 51

Craig14
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Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

Post by Craig14 »

What would you do now.
rhino222
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Re: Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

Post by rhino222 »

you need to add.....

rule it a NC and have a rematch relatively soon!
Old bones Ian
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Re: Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

Post by Old bones Ian »

Decision stands and order a rematch. For me a NC should only be called if the one of the boxers is at fault , this mistake was by the timekeeper. And at the moment we have to accept it was a genuine mistake by him.
Horse
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Re: Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

Post by Horse »

Old bones Ian wrote:Decision stands and order a rematch. For me a NC should only be called if the one of the boxers is at fault , this mistake was by the timekeeper.
Why should a boxer have to be at fault? The fight was a farce and a disgrace to British boxing. Ruling it a no contest is a good way for the board to make it clear that this sort of thing will not be tolerated.
Old bones Ian wrote:And at the moment we have to accept it was a genuine mistake by him.
I don't see why we have to accept that is the case. Hopefully the BBBofC will investigate and find out if it was just a mistake or not.
jameswilson
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Re: Maccarinelli-Mcphilban

Post by jameswilson »

Is Enzo going to move back down to Light heavyweight again now? I think there where he isn't facing guys who get in the ring weighing potentially 215lbs he would fare far better.
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