was it a good stoppage?

was it a good decision to throw in the towel (lara-wood)

yes
47
78%
no
13
22%
 
Total votes: 60

margaret thatcher
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was it a good stoppage?

Post by margaret thatcher »

just curious about poll numbers for this one
Pukka Cheese
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Pukka Cheese »

Head bounced off the floor.
Can see Davison having a good look before the ref said carry on.
Saw on twitter there is a rematch clause.

Real good stoppage imo. Live to fight another day and all that.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by SticknMove »

margaret thatcher wrote: 18 Feb 2023, 20:29 just curious about poll numbers for this one
ask me after i decide on my groceries. ;-)
margaret thatcher
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

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SticknMove wrote: 18 Feb 2023, 20:36
margaret thatcher wrote: 18 Feb 2023, 20:29 just curious about poll numbers for this one
ask me after i decide on my groceries. ;-)
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Boxerbeetle
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Boxerbeetle »

Yes definitely a good stoppage. Plus if it had been the other way around and it was Lara on the floor, ref would’ve waved it off immediately as soon as he got up.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by lefthook82 »

Lara was right behind Wood and Ben would have seen the bloodlust in his eyes and thought fcuk that. Wood would have gotten absolutely pancaked
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Noxy »

It’s hard to say. We don’t know what would have happened. It seemed fair enough though. You couldn’t say it was too early, like it sometimes is.

I always think of Thompson vs Nelson with premature stoppages. Thompson’s reaction said it all.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

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Boxerbeetle wrote: 18 Feb 2023, 20:52 Yes definitely a good stoppage. Plus if it had been the other way around and it was Lara on the floor, ref would’ve waved it off immediately as soon as he got up.

I thought that. UK Refs do not ask the away fighter to raise their hands, then when they immediately drop, give them another chance. Lara would gave been stopped no doubt about it
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by forcefraser »

He was sitting duck for a devastating left hook if they let that go, 10 seconds or not.

the shocking part is that the ref let it to go on. They`ll get a home fighter killed one of these days
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by THEBUTCH »

Boxercise Ben made the right call :TU:

Wood is a proud man with a lot of bottle. His type need protecting from themselves and that's exactly what Davison did :salut:

We can be thankful that we didn't see Wood suffer a sickening knock out :stop:
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

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Good stoppage, he was in bad shape, he has the rematch clause, regroup and come again.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Coco »

A part of good corner work is knowing you fighter as well.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Ruthless-RKO »

Overall, I’d say it was a good stoppage.

After he threw the towel at the ref.

You could see Wood in the corner.

He didn’t know where he was.

He wasn’t continuing to plead.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by wrighty »

Wood needs to move up and challenge Billy Pickle for the Wbf strap in my eyes
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by ShadrachSimmo »

THEBUTCH wrote: 19 Feb 2023, 08:48 Boxercise Ben made the right call :TU:

Wood is a proud man with a lot of bottle. His type need protecting from themselves and that's exactly what Davison did :salut:

We can be thankful that we didn't see Wood suffer a sickening knock out :stop:
Agreed. Its the trainers job to protect his fighter esp if the refs are not going to do it, which seems to be the case with a lot of home fighters.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by DrDuke »

Good one. He was wobbling around long after it.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by cfang »

Great stoppage. Lara a huge puncher
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by cormack »

BD made the right call .
However if it was the other way around and Lara was badly hurt wud we have wanted it stopped or keen to say him get walloped !
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by handsofstone »

Good stoppage by Brent Davison
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by gregregegg »

I’d have to see it all again, but I had a feeling that by the time the ref finished checking wood, and got Lara to a corner then the round would be over and a proper assessment could be done.

I’d like to of seen it let go I think wood being up so many rounds.

The knockdown really reminded me of round 1 vs conlan, I’m glad they kept that going and I kinda wish they kept this going.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by margaret thatcher »

it wouldve been even on the cards entering the 8th if wood made it out without going down again........he did win after conlan dropped him good, but it also took him many rounds to get into it. he couldn't afford such a long recovery period vs lara with only 5 rounds left
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by keithmoonhangover »

By the time the ref had sent Lara back to a neutral corner and said box, the round would have been over.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Ezzard »

keithmoonhangover wrote: 19 Feb 2023, 17:13 By the time the ref had sent Lara back to a neutral corner and said box, the round would have been over.
Totally agree. Maybe Davison would have been right to call it off during the interval. That's when the decision should have been made.
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by margaret thatcher »

ref was about to let them box on with 10 seconds left, round wasnt over yet
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Re: was it a good stoppage?

Post by Ezzard »

Ref should really have sent Lara back to a neutral corner and then spent maybe 10-20 seconds or more making sure Wood's gloves were right. Navarette style.
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