Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
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kbackup408
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Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
I felt at the time that he stopped it early but all in all he made the perfect decision boxing is one of the most brutal sports he saved the lad !
What do you guys feel ?
What do you guys feel ?
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lefthook82
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
pre=planned. Thought it was too early but his eye was fcked
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Perfect decision I reckon. A brutal KO could have had a terrible effect on Brook, mentally and physically. He lives to fight another day and has done himself no harm at all with that brave performance.
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Aye, eye socket was damaged he said he was seeing 3 GGG's its hard dealing with one but if you haven't got vision its a good move by Domlefthook82 wrote:pre=planned. Thought it was too early but his eye was fcked
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
How the hell was it are planned?lefthook82 wrote:pre=planned. Thought it was too early but his eye was fcked
Kell was tapping his eye as early as the second. He knew something wasn't right.
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
yup kell was finished probably in that round.
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ShadrachSimmo
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Good decision. Why prolong the inevitable? The damaged eye was bad enough but he was due a beating if it went on.
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
rm1 wrote:yup kell was finished probably in that round.
Aye how were you scoring it I had GGG up but I can see why one judge had Brook up
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
ShadrachSimmo wrote:Good decision. Why prolong the inevitable? The damaged eye was bad enough but he was due a beating if it went on.
Yeah it would have been painful to watch if Brook got sparked cold
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Taking punishment with a broken orbital bone was not worth it. Good stoppage.
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cutthecacklebullyup
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Syntax Error
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Ingle was spot on.kbackup408 wrote:I felt at the time that he stopped it early but all in all he made the perfect decision boxing is one of the most brutal sports he saved the lad !
What do you guys feel ?
Maybe he was a tad early, who knows, but it's a damn site better than being too late.
I believed that Brook would have taken a frightful pounding had he been allowed to carry on, because he is tough & game.
Ingle has saved his charge to fight another day.
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Tuan_Jim
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
I remember Tony Tucker suffered the same injury from Seldon's jab but totally concealed it, maintained his poker face, showed no personal discomfort etc. Perhaps unrelated but Tucker is now blind in that eye, and in the cold light of morning it was probably sensible to pull Brook out - but do you think Brook made the job harder for himself by making such a demonstration of his distress to his opponent? Very easy for me to say from the dangerous grounds of my living room, writing without a shattered orbital bone, but interested in opinion.
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Syntax Error wrote:Ingle was spot on.kbackup408 wrote:I felt at the time that he stopped it early but all in all he made the perfect decision boxing is one of the most brutal sports he saved the lad !
What do you guys feel ?
Maybe he was a tad early, who knows, but it's a damn site better than being too late.
I believed that Brook would have taken a frightful pounding had he been allowed to carry on, because he is tough & game.
Ingle has saved his charge to fight another day.
100% agree man Ingle is a top trainer I think he understood after round 1 he knew this wouldn't last
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
I agree GGG knew that Brook wasn't feeling comfortable but you know what his eye socket was really damaged and after seeing the X-RAYs I am glad he can fight again he has too much qualityTuan_Jim wrote:I remember Tony Tucker suffered the same injury from Seldon's jab but totally concealed it, maintained his poker face, showed no personal discomfort etc. Perhaps unrelated but Tucker is now blind in that eye, and in the cold light of morning it was probably sensible to pull Brook out - but do you think Brook made the job harder for himself by making such a demonstration of his distress to his opponent? Very easy for me to say from the dangerous grounds of my living room, writing without a shattered orbital bone, but interested in opinion.
Whats next for Brook now ? 147 or 154
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kbackup408
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Short & sweet that haha but yes thats truecutthecacklebullyup wrote:100% yes
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ThereByTheGrace
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Yes correct decision I had bet ggg 4-6 in play I could see from the 3rd onwards that brook was done
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Tuan_Jim
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Oh yes, in a similar situation I'd presumably have soiled myself publicly and started crying, so not criticising Brook at all, but I was surprised at how such an experienced fighter could make such a show of his distress.kbackup408 wrote:I agree GGG knew that Brook wasn't feeling comfortable but you know what his eye socket was really damaged and after seeing the X-RAYs I am glad he can fight again he has too much qualityTuan_Jim wrote:I remember Tony Tucker suffered the same injury from Seldon's jab but totally concealed it, maintained his poker face, showed no personal discomfort etc. Perhaps unrelated but Tucker is now blind in that eye, and in the cold light of morning it was probably sensible to pull Brook out - but do you think Brook made the job harder for himself by making such a demonstration of his distress to his opponent? Very easy for me to say from the dangerous grounds of my living room, writing without a shattered orbital bone, but interested in opinion.
Whats next for Brook now ? 147 or 154
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
He was dabbing at it and pulling faces in round 2 and then came storming back to win the round.Tuan_Jim wrote:
Oh yes, in a similar situation I'd presumably have soiled myself publicly and started crying, so not criticising Brook at all, but I was surprised at how such an experienced fighter could make such a show of his distress.
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bigjack
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Absolutely yes,Brook came out of that with his reputation sky high.
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
You think God pre-planned his fractured eye socket?lefthook82 wrote:pre=planned.
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Tuan_Jim
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
I've said in multiple posts how astounded I was by his attacks, but regarding the injury as I recall he was making a show of his concern regarding it in every round. Have I misremembered the fight? Will watch it again tonight I'm sure.BigDoofus wrote:He was dabbing at it and pulling faces in round 2 and then came storming back to win the round.Tuan_Jim wrote:
Oh yes, in a similar situation I'd presumably have soiled myself publicly and started crying, so not criticising Brook at all, but I was surprised at how such an experienced fighter could make such a show of his distress.
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tigermoth87
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Yes
Brook wasn't going to win. He was just going to keep eating big shot after big shot until eventually he got KO'd. It was obvious he lacked the power to hurt GGG which was his only chance of winning so a shock KO was out of the question. Better to pull him out early than risk another Nick Blackwell.
Brook wasn't going to win. He was just going to keep eating big shot after big shot until eventually he got KO'd. It was obvious he lacked the power to hurt GGG which was his only chance of winning so a shock KO was out of the question. Better to pull him out early than risk another Nick Blackwell.
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Pugilist-specialist
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Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
It would take someone of very limited intelligence to try and argue otherwise.
Re: Did Dominic Ingle make the correct decision ?
Always thought it was.