How is Jason Booth getting on?

[seanshortfusehughes]

Yeah thought I’d won that 2nd fight before I got in the ring. Big mistake against a class opponent like Esham.

[mickey1975]

Yeah thought I’d won that 2nd fight before I got in the ring. Big mistake against a class opponent like Esham.

I had the money on the first fight.

[seanshortfusehughes]

Class mate where was my share

[mickey1975]

Class mate where was my share

Ask Mick!

[rhino222]

What fight did you watch?..... Galahad was dropped legitimately at the end of the first and took a count.

It was a very very flash knockdown. Galahad touched the canvas for a nano second. Rewatch the fight and look up the meaning of a 'heavy knockdown'.....

Timestamped knockdown



Well Galahad recovered quite quickly but he was very affected by the shot. He was all over the place momentarily and looked like he was going to go down heavily. He showed pretty good recuperative powers. It wasn't a "heavy" knockdown per say but Galahad was momentarily very much out on his feet so in that respect it doesn't feel right to call it a flash knockdown either.

I disagree. Looked absolutely fine, not ‘out on his feet’ at all.

Almost the definition of a flash knockdown.

Absolutely, I cant see him 'out on his feet' for even a nano second. he got cuffed, got up quickly. took his count, stretched his jaw and ran back to his corner at the bell. It was a legitimate 'flash' knockdown and was rightly scored as such. heavy knockdown and out on his feet......jesus. im glad you guys are not judges or referees.

[GreenLightning]

Timestamped knockdown



Well Galahad recovered quite quickly but he was very affected by the shot. He was all over the place momentarily and looked like he was going to go down heavily. He showed pretty good recuperative powers. It wasn't a "heavy" knockdown per say but Galahad was momentarily very much out on his feet so in that respect it doesn't feel right to call it a flash knockdown either.

I disagree. Looked absolutely fine, not ‘out on his feet’ at all.

Almost the definition of a flash knockdown.

Absolutely, I cant see him 'out on his feet' for even a nano second. he got cuffed, got up quickly. took his count, stretched his jaw and ran back to his corner at the bell. It was a legitimate 'flash' knockdown and was rightly scored as such. heavy knockdown and out on his feet......jesus. im glad you guys are not judges or referees.

He staggered back to his corner in an awkward jog, he was definately wobbled to his boots look at his legs, not "out on his feet but badly wobbled for sure