david oliver joyce no contest

[jamamb]

not disputing the ruling ,as i dont know enough about the rules, but under which authority/rule does this get made into a nc?

[Petercattermole]

This is just silly- you see on Brec boxers listed as suspended in the USA fight in other parts of the world quite often and their results are not affected.

[claudevsq]

Well, as for the suspensions, if a fighter is suspended to fight in the USA, then, that means exactly that. So, why should such a fighter not compete in Mexico, for example, until his suspension in the USA is over?

[jamamb]

i notice the tiffney fight is also a nc now

[claudevsq]

Normally, the commissions might overturn a result to NC. But a fight might also be a NC/ND from the beginning, for various reasons...

[Mastrangelos]

Isn't that bizzare?
I understand there are some rules... but I find it hard to believe that Joyce is first fighter in that situation to have his fight ruled no contest?
Isn't it a bit like Haye vs Chisora - which was ultimately accepted by boxrec?

[Ruthless-RKO]

Isn't it a bit like Haye vs Chisora - which was ultimately accepted by boxrec?

True. They boxed under Luxemburg. Maybe it depends where the fight is.

[Mastrangelos]

Isn't it a bit like Haye vs Chisora - which was ultimately accepted by boxrec?

True. They boxed under Luxemburg. Maybe it depends where the fight is.

I think Haye and Chisora were banned - or at least not sanctioned by U.K commision - and Frank made that "slick" move to get through with a fight around BBBofC...

Is that situation different? I understand that Joyce was under suspention of British commision - but wasn't He fighting under license of local commision in Saudi and Kazakhstan? Or I don't know - U.K or Irish license?

Just curious how it all works - because I'm pretty sure other fighters were also fighting abroad while under suspensition in some commisions - and there's not that many N/C results on boxrec for fights that took place and were fought to conclusive result.