Even if he was a tomato can they didn't give him a chance to fight on and maybe come back. The announcer lied when he said "he was in no condition to continue". He was fine. He wanted to continue. Crooked boxing.
Tetteh reminded me of Seldon vs Tyson.
I was going to say Tyson V Bruno 2, but I think Seldon is more accurate.
Tetteh did not want to be there & had mentally checked out of the fight during the pre fight introductions.
chuck9788 wrote: ↑27 Sep 2019, 22:32
The stoppage was fine. Tetteh was being thoroughly outclassed and was getting hit with some hard shots. Now, if it was in the 4th or 5'th round I'd maybe agree with you. However, Dubois scored two legit knockdowns in under 2 minutes of the 1'st round. Sorry fellas, but there was no need to let it continue. We must never forget that the refs job is to protect the fighters.
I don't agree. T. didn't appear to be hurt and he wanted to keep on fighting so what right did the ref have to stop the fight? And the lot of them were in on it. When the commentators explained the stoppage by saying T. "was in no condition to continue" they were lying. He appeared to be fine and wanted to keep fighting. Maybe the knockdown would have woken him up. I call bs.
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chuck9788 wrote: ↑27 Sep 2019, 22:32
The stoppage was fine. Tetteh was being thoroughly outclassed and was getting hit with some hard shots. Now, if it was in the 4th or 5'th round I'd maybe agree with you. However, Dubois scored two legit knockdowns in under 2 minutes of the 1'st round. Sorry fellas, but there was no need to let it continue. We must never forget that the refs job is to protect the fighters.
No I don't agree. T. didn't appear to be hurt and he wanted to keep on fighting so what right did the ref have to stop the fight? And the lot of them were in on it. When the commentators explained the stoppage by saying T. "was in no condition to continue" they were just lying. He appeared to be fine and wanted to keep fighting. Maybe the knockdown would have woken him up. I call bs.
While being bored on a Saturday i looked into the lowest ranked undefeated heavyweights. With 15+ fights, unsurprisingly, it was (until yesterday) Tetteh at 371st. There were some notable others:
Markus Fuckner (11-0) at 402nd the lowest with 10+.
Sanel Papic (24-0) is the lowest with 20+ at 363rd. Then Marko Radonjic (20-0) at 297th.
Expect to see some of these guys in the WBO rankings or on Warren shows soon
I liked his selection of punches and the variety of his punches up close on Tetteh.
Tetteh had that deer in the headlights look coming into the fight, no mouthpiece is a telltale sign your corner isn’t much help, and I doubt he wanted much to do with that fight.
I know because he’s so young and has little amateur experience they don’t want to move him along but DDD has little to gain from this level of opposition...other than the almighty hype.
No I don't agree. T. didn't appear to be hurt and he wanted to keep on fighting so what right did the ref have to stop the fight? And the lot of them were in on it. When the commentators explained the stoppage by saying T. "was in no condition to continue" they were just lying. He appeared to be fine and wanted to keep fighting. Maybe the knockdown would have woken him up. I call bs.
He didn't want to keep fighting. He wanted out.
That's also not true. He didn't act like he wanted out. He didn't say thank you, referee and quietly walk back to his corner. In fact he was arguing with the ref. In fact he even pushed the ref. The ref had been instructed to jump in whenever he could to protect the house fighter or to stop it asap.
ewenhay wrote: ↑28 Sep 2019, 06:09
He didn't want to keep fighting. He wanted out.
That's also not true. He didn't act like he wanted out. He didn't say thank you, referee and quietly walk back to his corner. In fact he was arguing with the ref. In fact he even pushed the ref. The ref had been instructed to jump in whenever he could to protect the house fighter or to stop it asap.
Fighters do that all the time. To pretend that they wanted to continue.
His eyes and his body language told a different story.
Boxtune wrote: ↑27 Sep 2019, 19:25
Tetteh was a tomato can .... let Dubois fight Ajagba, and he will be crashed in the same fashion by Ajagba
Is that how you would manage a 22-year-old prospect?
When Yoka, Hrgovic, Ajagba, Jalolov, Wilder, Joshua, Povetkin, Pulev, Ortiz, Klitschko, etc. were 22, they weren't fighting professionals ranked as well as Ajagba is today. It seems that you are trying to hold Dubois to a different standard than what everybody else has faced.
That's also not true. He didn't act like he wanted out. He didn't say thank you, referee and quietly walk back to his corner. In fact he was arguing with the ref. In fact he even pushed the ref. The ref had been instructed to jump in whenever he could to protect the house fighter or to stop it asap.
Fighters do that all the time. To pretend that they wanted to continue.
His eyes and his body language told a different story.
Come on, it was a fight! Let them fight! It would have been different if he was badly hurt, no legs, big cuts (like Fury when they didn't stop it!), couldn't keep his arms up. The game isn't supposed to be look for some psychological excuses for the ref to stop the fight and get the house fighter out of there ASAP exposing him to minimum danger!
"Body language, eyes", come on! I can say I saw the body language and eyes of Dubois looking like he was afraid the other guy might start coming back after he got over his initial nervousness and he only wanted to go home so that his handlers could arrange a bigger money fight for him.
Fighters do that all the time. To pretend that they wanted to continue.
His eyes and his body language told a different story.
Come on, it was a fight! Let them fight! It would have been different if he was badly hurt, no legs, big cuts (like Fury when they didn't stop it!), couldn't keep his arms up. The game isn't supposed to be look for some psychological excuses for the ref to stop the fight and get the house fighter out of there ASAP exposing him to minimum danger!
"Body language, eyes", come on! I can say I saw the body language and eyes of Dubois looking like he was afraid the other guy might start coming back after he got over his initial nervousness and he only wanted to go home so that his handlers could arrange a bigger money fight for him.
Come on, it was a fight! Let them fight! It would have been different if he was badly hurt, no legs, big cuts (like Fury when they didn't stop it!), couldn't keep his arms up. The game isn't supposed to be look for some psychological excuses for the ref to stop the fight and get the house fighter out of there ASAP exposing him to minimum danger!
"Body language, eyes", come on! I can say I saw the body language and eyes of Dubois looking like he was afraid the other guy might start coming back after he got over his initial nervousness and he only wanted to go home so that his handlers could arrange a bigger money fight for him.
Fighters do that all the time. To pretend that they wanted to continue.
His eyes and his body language told a different story.
Come on, it was a fight! Let them fight! It would have been different if he was badly hurt, no legs, big cuts (like Fury when they didn't stop it!), couldn't keep his arms up. The game isn't supposed to be look for some psychological excuses for the ref to stop the fight and get the house fighter out of there ASAP exposing him to minimum danger!
"Body language, eyes", come on! I can say I saw the body language and eyes of Dubois looking like he was afraid the other guy might start coming back after he got over his initial nervousness and he only wanted to go home so that his handlers could arrange a bigger money fight for him.
The ref gives T a count, he's standing up, looking about the same as he did before, raises his gloves just fine...and then after all that the ref stops it! Why?
Ilya Muromets wrote: ↑28 Sep 2019, 14:16
The ref gives T a count, he's standing up, looking about the same as he did before, raises his gloves just fine...and then after all that the ref stops it! Why?
It wasn't a great stoppage, the guy went sidewards at first but was steady and had his gloves up ready to continue so should have been given the opportunity but I doubt he would have seen the round out anyway.
Controversial wrote: ↑28 Sep 2019, 14:28
It wasn't a great stoppage, the guy went sidewards at first but was steady and had his gloves up ready to continue so should have been given the opportunity but I doubt he would have seen the round out anyway.
He was way out of his depth and was going to get repeatedly hurt.
Not his fault or the referee. The match up was poor. Those who decided he was eligible to fight for the Commonwealth title are to blame.
Insane to think that Tetteh could've offered anything more from that point other than about 4 more seconds of action and then getting waved off anyway. Ilya is seriously like "I just wanted him to get hit again. He's obviously got nothing to offer. He looks like he's about to cry. I just wanted him to get punched again." Tetteh couldn't even take 3 more punches if his life depended on it. 1 more punch and the fight gets waved off. 2 more punches and he goes down again and doesn't beat the count. Taking 3 more punches wouldn't have even been possible. Lasting another minute would've been impossible. Winning would've been impossible. Exposing some flaw in Dubois wouldn't have been possible.
I'd love to see him fight joe joyce next, jesus wtf are folk seeing in him that I ain't...stiff robot that is so slow u can read the paper before u parry his punches...he too will be found out when he steps up into 2nd gear
