IJL

ppb
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IJL

Post by ppb »

Is it just me? Or does anyone else think IJL is absolutely hopeless. His arse went tonight. AGAIN!!!
Stuarty
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Re: IJL

Post by Stuarty »

Aye mate. I said on another thread that he was really timid again tonight. It's a thankless task he's got but in situations like that he should really be right in the middle splitting them.
freddydoesdallas
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Re: IJL

Post by freddydoesdallas »

Not sure what he needs to do to get dropped from reffing at the top. His indecision could have left vera with a broken jaw or worse.

The whole fight was a farce due to him
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Re: IJL

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freddydoesdallas wrote:Not sure what he needs to do to get dropped from reffing at the top. His indecision could have left vera with a broken jaw or worse.

The whole fight was a farce due to him
He was fantastic in every way :OhYes:
Boxerbeetle
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Re: IJL

Post by Boxerbeetle »

As I said on the other thread, he's an embarrassment to refereeing.

According to Ron Lewis on Twitter this evening, IJL was disciplined & fined by the Board earlier this month - anyone have any idea what that was all about?
freddydoesdallas
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Re: IJL

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The Insider wrote:
freddydoesdallas wrote:Not sure what he needs to do to get dropped from reffing at the top. His indecision could have left vera with a broken jaw or worse.

The whole fight was a farce due to him
He was fantastic in every way :OhYes:
I was in a similar place when ovill stopped enzo on his watch
ShadrachSimmo
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Re: IJL

Post by ShadrachSimmo »

The guys a fcukin fudd.

Hes not a referee. He's an incompetent fcukin clown.
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Re: IJL

Post by rhino222 »

its def time for him to step down a level, small hall non televised fights for 6 months, get his confidence back as its shot to pieces at the moment, he is struggling to make a decision in the ring. paul smith was spot on with the comments on tv.
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Re: IJL

Post by yiddle »

He shouldn't be allowed to ref at that level again he has been bad for years now and looked totally out of his depth last night. I feel sorry for him as it's always hard to watch a man struggle and look incompetent the board need to do boxing and him a favour and remove him from the firing line as at best he looks look a incompetent fool and at worst it looks like not everything is on the level .
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Re: IJL

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freddydoesdallas wrote:
The Insider wrote:
freddydoesdallas wrote:Not sure what he needs to do to get dropped from reffing at the top. His indecision could have left vera with a broken jaw or worse.

The whole fight was a farce due to him
He was fantastic in every way :OhYes:
I was in a similar place when ovill stopped enzo on his watch
I remeber it well :TU:
dan28uk
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Re: IJL

Post by dan28uk »

Ijl antics are becoming far more common in the past couple of years terrible decisions I agree with what was said about taking him off the tv put him back on small shows hes judging is bad too.
GooalaShooola
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Re: IJL

Post by GooalaShooola »

His indecision destroyed what should've been a good fight. How many times is he going to be allowed to do this? It's beyond a joke.
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Re: IJL

Post by Sklar »

Ian has been a great referee over the years. He's having a bit of a bumpy run and may well benefit from a few months away from the front to give his head a break. He's far too valuable an asset to simply be allowed to burn out. Everyone needs a bit of r&r now and again.
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Re: IJL

Post by freddydoesdallas »

Sklar wrote:Ian has been a great referee over the years. He's having a bit of a bumpy run and may well benefit from a few months away from the front to give his head a break. He's far too valuable an asset to simply be allowed to burn out. Everyone needs a bit of r&r now and again.
It has already happened. When people know he is reffing, they are concerned about how it will end. The end of a fight has been down to him far too often. It not only costs the losing fighter but short changes fans and makes the sport look bad to casual punters.

I'm sure he's a nice bloke and all that, I'm only commenting on the in-ring stuff.
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Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by Ricky_ »

Image

Wtf is that!!!!


This guy, time and time again, he's like a parody, a Basil Fawlty, but it won't be so funny when gets someone killed.

The worst part is he collects a wage for such gross incompetence. It must be about time fans submitted a petition to the bbboc to have this comedy of errors kept well away from a boxing ring.
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by Rexob »

Great left hand very well executed!
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Re: IJL

Post by palooka »

rhino222 wrote:its def time for him to step down a level, small hall non televised fights for 6 months, get his confidence back as its shot to pieces at the moment, he is struggling to make a decision in the ring. paul smith was spot on with the comments on tv.
I think you're on to something, rhino. Lewis was really sweating before the bout, he looked a little apprehensive.
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Re: IJL

Post by Glass Joe »

this fight reminded me of Darren Barker vs Paul Samuels.
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by bigjack »

Ricky_ wrote:Image

Wtf is that!!!!


This guy, time and time again, he's like a parody, a Basil Fawlty, but it won't be so funny when gets someone killed.

The worst part is he collects a wage for such gross incompetence. It must be about time fans submitted a petition to the bbboc to have this comedy of errors kept well away from a boxing ring.

Agreed last night was as bad as it gets from him,and that's saying something :shame:
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by jamesmcdonnell »

bigjack wrote:
Ricky_ wrote:Image

Wtf is that!!!!


This guy, time and time again, he's like a parody, a Basil Fawlty, but it won't be so funny when gets someone killed.

The worst part is he collects a wage for such gross incompetence. It must be about time fans submitted a petition to the bbboc to have this comedy of errors kept well away from a boxing ring.

Agreed last night was as bad as it gets from him,and that's saying something :shame:
He looks like he friggin breakdancing!
bigjack
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by bigjack »

jamesmcdonnell wrote:
bigjack wrote:
Ricky_ wrote:Image

Wtf is that!!!!


This guy, time and time again, he's like a parody, a Basil Fawlty, but it won't be so funny when gets someone killed.

The worst part is he collects a wage for such gross incompetence. It must be about time fans submitted a petition to the bbboc to have this comedy of errors kept well away from a boxing ring.

Agreed last night was as bad as it gets from him,and that's saying something :shame:
He looks like he friggin breakdancing!
I seem to remember when i first started watching boxing in the early 80s that the ref used to shout ' stop boxing' and they would stop,nowadays they just try to jump in between them to stop the action,why don't they just shout stop,it's far quicker than trying to dive in between them and also safer for the boxer and the ref.Some,if not all refs used to say in the instructions that if he says stop boxing,he meant it and if you didn't he could disqualify them
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Re: IJL

Post by Boxing Prospect »

...if you thought IJL was bad last night make sure you catch the Amnat Ruenroeng Vs Johnriel Casimero fight. That ref makes IJL seem like Steve Smoger.
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by Sklar »

bigjack wrote:I seem to remember when i first started watching boxing in the early 80s that the ref used to shout ' stop boxing' and they would stop..
I don't like the 'stop boxing'. It only takes some tit with a loud voice and ringside ticket to screw things up by trying to be funny.
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by bigjack »

Sklar wrote:
bigjack wrote:I seem to remember when i first started watching boxing in the early 80s that the ref used to shout ' stop boxing' and they would stop..
I don't like the 'stop boxing'. It only takes some tit with a loud voice and ringside ticket to screw things up by trying to be funny.

True,but it used to work in days of Harry Gibbs,i thought it was one of the Queensbury rules,or was it just at the refs discretion ?,plus any ringsider would be very brave to try it,can't say i have ever seen a fight where that happened though.
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Re: Seriously..... Ian John Lewis, enough is enough!

Post by ShadrachSimmo »

Ricky_ wrote:Image

Wtf is that!!!!


This guy, time and time again, he's like a parody, a Basil Fawlty, but it won't be so funny when gets someone killed.

The worst part is he collects a wage for such gross incompetence. It must be about time fans submitted a petition to the bbboc to have this comedy of errors kept well away from a boxing ring.
That's not a bad idea. People talk about IJL performance more than the fighters these days.
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