do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

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Do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

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margaret thatcher
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do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

Post by margaret thatcher »

your opinion on that

and no , sensitive fury fanbois, im not questioning his win and yes deontay wilder is simply an amazing hw levels above anyone else not named fury, as is wallin

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:lol: you're still complaining.

🎵Let it goooooooooo🎵
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not at all, just curious what people think :TU:

predictable furyboi reaction though, so sensitive
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Re: do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

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How close was Wallin to becoming the linear champ?
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ShadrachSimmo wrote: 14 Oct 2021, 14:31 How close was Wallin to becoming the linear champ?
well, i mean, that cut looks pretty much as grusome as any ive seen lead to a stoppage - would anyone really have been surprised if that fight was called?

you can see inside his head! its not far off lewis-klit level stuff with that

so i guess otto wasnt so far off
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margaret thatcher wrote: 14 Oct 2021, 14:32
ShadrachSimmo wrote: 14 Oct 2021, 14:31 How close was Wallin to becoming the linear champ?
well, i mean, that cut looks pretty much as grusome as any ive seen lead to a stoppage - would anyone really have been surprised if that fight was called?

you can see inside his head! its not far off lewis-klit level stuff with that

so i guess otto wasnt so far off
Yes, me. I remember thinking they wouldn't dare stop it because of the money invested. Come on, Maggie, you must have known.
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It’s not impairing his vision looking at that picture.
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Re: do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

Post by fizzjambo »

It’s a belter of a cut so I can see the point being made, but I also don’t think it should have been stopped for a couple of reasons.

Firstly the line of the cut runs down and away from the eye, so as the blood pools down it it’s at least not running into the eye and having a significant impact on Fury’s vision.

Secondly Fury does have to tools to box from range and minimise the chances of the cut getting worse. Had the same cut been on a come forward slugger who was absorbing shots that has to be taken into consideration by the ref

Thirdly, Fury was winning the fight. Doesn’t mean it shouldn’t be stopped but had he been losing or slipping rounds the cut almost gives the ref another reason to cut short a one sided fight

A bad cut yes but it’s hardly outrageous it wasn’t stopped
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Post by Boxingcutsman »

No unless, you can see his skull/bone which means it’s gone totally through the 5 layers of dermeses, tissue & fats (I won’t bore you with the full medical names) it’s not impacting his vision so fight can continue, no reason for it to be stopped, bad enough cut never the less, if the cut is even a third of the size but running in a downward direction from head to chin on the inside of his eyebrow above his bridge of nose then it gets stopped, strange it may sound for people that don’t understand the anatomy & risks, so what I’m trying to say is the cut doesn’t always have to bleed a lot, been huge, look gruesome, it can be stopped straight away depending on its location
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Post by gregregegg »

It gets stopped 99% of the time. But not a mistake not stopping it. Read the situation.

Just like how prospects get easy stoppages compared to world title fights ect.

But yes lucky to survive that. And also a bit lucky to survive the round 12 knock down. But both were the right decision.
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not too different looking from this tbh

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Post by DrDuke »

margaret thatcher wrote: 18 Oct 2021, 20:59 not too different looking from this tbh

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Big difference. Fury had a big cut over the eyebrow and a small one on the eyelid. Vitali had a messy cut under the eyebrow, on the eyelid, it was much worse.
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DrDuke wrote: 19 Oct 2021, 01:21
margaret thatcher wrote: 18 Oct 2021, 20:59 not too different looking from this tbh

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Big difference. Fury had a big cut over the eyebrow and a small one on the eyelid. Vitali had a messy cut under the eyebrow, on the eyelid, it was much worse.
looks like fury's eye is collapsing upon itself just as much as vit's tbh, fury's flesh/skin is hanging over half his eyeball. both look like total gorey messes, it's like you can see into their heads

how often do you see cuts in boxing worse than these, gotta be super rare. fury needed almost 50 stitches i think, not sure on vit
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margaret thatcher wrote: 19 Oct 2021, 01:34
DrDuke wrote: 19 Oct 2021, 01:21
margaret thatcher wrote: 18 Oct 2021, 20:59 not too different looking from this tbh

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Big difference. Fury had a big cut over the eyebrow and a small one on the eyelid. Vitali had a messy cut under the eyebrow, on the eyelid, it was much worse.
looks like fury's eye is collapsing upon itself just as much as vit's tbh, fury's flesh/skin is hanging over half his eyeball. both look like total gorey messes, it's like you can see into their heads

how often do you see cuts in boxing worse than these, gotta be super rare. fury needed almost 50 stitches i think, not sure on vit
Fury's eyelid seems to hang over the eyeball because of the swelling. Vitali's flesh was literally hanging, it was possible to open and close his wound with that piece of flesh, as if it was a doorway.
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ya, fury's cut and swelling were covering part of his eye, vitali's skin was flapping all over

both their eyes are torn up, you could close them both like doorways, that's what stitches do - they both needed a hell of a lot of them
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margaret thatcher wrote: 19 Oct 2021, 01:47 ya, fury's cut and swelling were covering part of his eye, vitali's skin was flapping

both their eyes are torn up, you could close them both like doorways, that's what stitches do - they both needed a hell of a lot of them
In Vitali's case it looked like and attempt to tear the eyelid off. It was definitely worse. A regular cut, like on Fury's eye, can be covered with wax and be more or less OK, while Vitali's flapping flesh was a total mess.
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oh ya, vit's was once of the worst of all time, it's hard to beat that. fury certainly making his claim to have one of the nastiest cuts in recent years though, not to mention the 2nd cut and swelling to top it off and cover half his eyeball

fury's eye looks like it's exploding in the bottom pic
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Post by DrDuke »

Fury's cut wouldn't even be discussed that much, if the over the eyebrow one wasn't that big. However, the place itself isn't the worst one. Actually, a lesser cut on the eyelid could turn to a bigger problem. So, this case is sorta misleading.
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maybe but he was cut bruh, he had a gaping vagina on his head

i wonder if wallin put egg weights in his gloves, whyte better watch out :oo
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Re: do fights with cuts like this usually get stopped?

Post by Coco »

Almost every other fighter other than Fury would have been stopped that night.

However Fury is the champ, the A side and was winning the fight.
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Post by coneye »

Think it s always going to depend on the fighter the fight and whats at stake ,,
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