Main event for the night De Leon Jr. v Jacob Rodriguez
ended at 0:00 of the THIRD. Per Florida boxing regulation since the round ended, it is ruled a 0:00 stoppage of the next round, not 3:00 of the prior.
Judges and referee information for the card:
De Leon Jr. v Jacob Rodriguez
Referee: Brian Garry
Notes: Rodriguez down in the second.
Rivera v Basora
Referee: Brian Garry
Judges: 57-55 Basora (Emil Conforti) and 56-56 twice (Mike Ross and Don Balas)
Notes: Basora down at the bell of third. Rivera down in the fifth.
Samuels v Delgado
Referee: Frank Gentile
Judges: Mike Ross had it 58-56 Samuels but overruled by Don Balas and Alex Levin’s score of 58-56 for Delgado
Gonzalez v Perez
Referee: Frank Gentile
Judges: 40-36 (Emil Conforti) and 39-37 twice (Mike Ross and Don Balas)
Hodge v Pena
Referee: Brian Garry
Judges: 40-35 (Alex Levin), 39-36 (Mike Ross), and 39-37 (Emil Conforti)
Notes: Pena down in the second
Shiver v Michelle Taylor
Referee: Frank Gentile
Judges: 40-35 (Emil Conforti) and 38-37 twice (Mike Ross and Alex Levin)
Notes: Taylor down in the first
Full article is available at http://www.FLBoxing.com
Tampa card 111905
OK; 
how about now? 
IMO, what needs fixing is the politically motivated appointments of arrogant commissioners by state governors to reciprocate past favors.
Most of them are ignorant of boxing and its traditional record keeping.
IIRC,
In England, where pro boxing was born; this corner retirement would have originally been scored as rtd 3, Time 0:10.
When the bell rang, the referee stands in front of the boxer seated on his stool and counts him out.
(The Brits are so into ceremony.)
Though most of the world follows England;
Record keepers in the U.S.A. changed rtd 3, Time 0:10 to a tko 2, Time 3:00.
The prevalent argument is the fight was terminated after rd 2 and no action took place in rd 3.
I don’t remember when Texas, Illinois & Florida went back to the oncoming rd, but only Florida has the time listed as 0:00;
which makes no sense to me.
Also; to signify that the referee stopped the fight in the heat of battle, the official decision originally was scored as rsf.
This was changed by record keepers in the U.S.A. to a tko. (Technical knockout)
The Ring Record Books 1978 thru 1984 don’t even distinguish between ko and tko, much less corner retirement.
That’s my 2 cents.
how about now? IMO, what needs fixing is the politically motivated appointments of arrogant commissioners by state governors to reciprocate past favors.
Most of them are ignorant of boxing and its traditional record keeping.
IIRC,
In England, where pro boxing was born; this corner retirement would have originally been scored as rtd 3, Time 0:10.
When the bell rang, the referee stands in front of the boxer seated on his stool and counts him out.
(The Brits are so into ceremony.)
Though most of the world follows England;
Record keepers in the U.S.A. changed rtd 3, Time 0:10 to a tko 2, Time 3:00.
The prevalent argument is the fight was terminated after rd 2 and no action took place in rd 3.
I don’t remember when Texas, Illinois & Florida went back to the oncoming rd, but only Florida has the time listed as 0:00;
which makes no sense to me.
Also; to signify that the referee stopped the fight in the heat of battle, the official decision originally was scored as rsf.
This was changed by record keepers in the U.S.A. to a tko. (Technical knockout)
The Ring Record Books 1978 thru 1984 don’t even distinguish between ko and tko, much less corner retirement.
That’s my 2 cents.
I agree completely. Everyone wants to be different, I suppose.Blue wrote: OK;
IMO, what needs fixing is the politically motivated appointments of arrogant commissioners by state governors to reciprocate past favors. Most of them are ignorant of boxing and its traditional record keeping.
IIRC,
In England, where pro boxing was born; this corner retirement would have originally been scored as rtd 3, Time 0:10.
When the bell rang, the referee stands in front of the boxer seated on his stool and counts him out.
(The Brits are so into ceremony.)
Though most of the world follows England;
Record keepers in the U.S.A. changed rtd 3, Time 0:10 to a tko 2, Time 3:00.
The prevalent argument is the fight was terminated after rd 2 and no action took place in rd 3.
I don’t remember when Texas, Illinois & Florida went back to the oncoming rd, but only Florida has the time listed as 0:00;
which makes no sense to me.
Also; to signify that the referee stopped the fight in the heat of battle, the official decision originally was scored as rsf.
This was changed by record keepers in the U.S.A. to a tko. (Technical knockout)
The Ring Record Books 1978 thru 1984 don’t even distinguish between ko and tko, much less corner retirement.
That’s my 2 cents.