Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
Alba wrote:Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
Alba wrote:Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
Alba wrote:Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
That was the refs defence in Benn/Mcclellan was it not, when he was being accused of giving Benn a long count.
One rule i'd like cleared up is that i've seen 9-9 rounds given, think there was one in khan/peterson, but I always thought one had to be 10 (10-point must).
Mensa07 wrote:That was the refs defence in Benn/Mcclellan was it not, when he was being accused of giving Benn a long count.
One rule i'd like cleared up is that i've seen 9-9 rounds given, think there was one in khan/peterson, but I always thought one had to be 10 (10-point must).
Mensa07 wrote:That was the refs defence in Benn/Mcclellan was it not, when he was being accused of giving Benn a long count.
One rule i'd like cleared up is that i've seen 9-9 rounds given, think there was one in khan/peterson, but I always thought one had to be 10 (10-point must).
There have been 9-8 rounds in the past as well.
you win the round and get a point taken off its 9-9. score a KD and lose a point it'll most likely be 9-8.
Alba wrote:Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
Not the time keeper but Paul Sita counted to 20 in the infamous Gainer/Norwood fight....saying that he did also create a new rule whereby you have 20 seconds to get up from a low blow- http://www.weirdboxing.info/4/post/2012 ... rwood.html
Mensa07 wrote:That was the refs defence in Benn/Mcclellan was it not, when he was being accused of giving Benn a long count.
One rule i'd like cleared up is that i've seen 9-9 rounds given, think there was one in khan/peterson, but I always thought one had to be 10 (10-point must).
The rounds are scored 10(-1)-9, the deduction comes off when the scores are added up.
Old bones Ian wrote:Happened when Katsidis knocked Cassamayor out the ring, he got a long count, got back in the ring and then went on to beat Katsidis
Spot on he did that. Was a very long looking count that one.
Alba wrote:Maybe not well known, but according to the WBO rules the following applies
9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring and onto the floor. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee
hurlock wrote:They used to allow smelling salts in corners & white cement to stem the bleeding. Not sure when it was banned???
Where's bennie when you need him!
White Cement? fornicate that would be sorer than a cut itself wouldent it ?
If the ref is taken ill or doesn't turn up due to over indulgence of pie and or sausage the Board Inspector can act as referee.
Boxers must have with them 2 pairs of different coloured shorts.
A boxer must also have 2 gum shields. If one is lost during the fight (comes out into the crowd or kicked somewhere) and the boxer doesn't have a replacement the ref will have to disqualify him (which may see him lose his purse).
A boxer can box again 6 days after winning his last contest (think it has to be within 3 rounds thoughbut not sure).
It is not (or wasnt mandatory) for boxers to wear hand wraps under their gloves.