Yet Another Bad Stoppage Favouring The Brit Fighter.

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keithmoonhangover
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Yet Another Bad Stoppage Favouring The Brit Fighter.

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:roll:
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Bollocks, Gerber was gone, sat on the ropes not throwing back while Chisora landed big hooks, he didn't complain and I haven't seen anyone apart from you complain.
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Has anyone seen Takashi Miura v Sergio Thompson?

If so...how the hell, would a British referee have done that fight?
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expe wrote:sat on the ropes
He wasn't sat on the ropes.
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Sorry Keith I think that was an ok stoppage.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:
expe wrote:sat on the ropes
He wasn't sat on the ropes.
He had his back on the ropes then.
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Gerber didnt want to be there but it was a soft stoppage for sure.

I dont think the Kazakh liked getting hit but Del Boy would never have had the true power to put him out.


Good result all round really, as it would have got real dull real soon
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keithmoonhangover wrote::roll:
Sorry, Gerber was done!!!!!
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I don't think it was a "bad" stoppage in all honesty. It was a decent call.
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I dont think it would have gone much longer regardless
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I think it was a decent stoppage to be fair.
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I thought it was a good stoppage.
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I thought it was legit, and I think we'd have seen Gerber on the deck soon after.
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....the fornicate at the Buglioni one?
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Ok, maybe I was wrong on that one, but surely the Bulglioni stoppage was one.
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iamasadlittleboy wrote:....the eff at the Buglioni one?
Good shot, but the man got up and deserves to fight on. Poor stoppage
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ThereByTheGrace wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:....the eff at the Buglioni one?
Good shot, but the man got up and deserves to fight on. Poor stoppage
Cracking shot...but...did they stop that due to the fact they were so far behind schedule?

Sorry but...you know what, I give up.
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keithmoonhangover wrote:Ok, maybe I was wrong on that one, but surely the Bulglioni stoppage was one.
It looked early, but Kubin seemed to sag when Edwards wiped his gloves off and gave them a push.
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iamasadlittleboy wrote:
ThereByTheGrace wrote:
iamasadlittleboy wrote:....the eff at the Buglioni one?
Good shot, but the man got up and deserves to fight on. Poor stoppage
Cracking shot...but...did they stop that due to the fact they were so far behind schedule?

Sorry but...you know what, I give up.
Yes, I know, don't give up just yet, the law of averages tells us we are due a real cracking fight!
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ThereByTheGrace wrote: Yes, I know, don't give up just yet, the law of averages tells us we are due a real cracking fight!
Having seen Eto v Porpramook and Thompsn v Miura I think I may have had my share now...
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What we don't see at home is there eyes rolling round there head. The guy buglion beat was on a hiding to nothing.
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hurlock wrote:What we don't see at home is there eyes rolling round there head. The guy buglion beat was on a hiding to nothing.
I direct you to Thompson v Miura, both guys took a hiding, eyes rolling around their head and yet the referee let the action flow and we got one of (if not THE) fight of the year as a result.
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Buglion fight was never going to be competitive !
Plus the ref kicked him on the floor
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hurlock wrote:Buglion fight was never going to be competitive !
Plus the ref kicked him on the floor
I don't believe Porpramook v Eto or Figueroa v Arakawa were competitive bouts (don't be confused by the Thai score scorecards) but both were AMAZING fights, Olusegun v Matthysse was another amazing fight which was 1-way traffic but great to watch
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Chisora stoppage was poor, but the buglioni one was shocking.

How are these guys ever going to learn to put a guy away properly if the refs are stopping at the first opportunity.

In a genuine title fight with a lenient ref, you have to nail the guymyourself and not rely, on the ref just stopping it.
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