Re: Hull bill rbr
Posted: 22 Feb 2014, 19:47
Brizulea hasnt even been warned and yet get's a point taken off straight away 
1 warning harsh deduction
Coyle could have gone down again then if he was jumped on
Within 20 fights is more than doable if the fighter is talented, I'm just sick of people using a guy like Rigondioux (sp?) as an example and bemoaning other fighters who simply don't have his level of ability. There is a reason why new professional fighters aren't thrown in straight away, and that's because they'd lose to hardened professionals, even professionals who don't have anywhere near the level of ability they possess or may go on to show. The trainers and managers/promoters aren't daft, they know what they're doing.Boxing Prospect wrote:In other countries boxer have been raced to world titles often within 20 fights. Ever thought "maybe the western way isn't the best?"SNG wrote:
Boxers have been doing this for years, do you ever stop and wonder why?
I'm sick of this shit in a british ring.expe wrote:Shocking refereeing from Steve Gray tonight, Coyle was very lucky not to be stopped in the sixth, then a points deduction after one low shot, no previous warnings and Coyle's got away with loads all fight, added to a shocking stoppage in the Simpson fight a few months ago.
Correctedcolumbo wrote:I'm sick of this poo in a matchroom ring.expe wrote:Shocking refereeing from Steve Gray tonight, Coyle was very lucky not to be stopped in the sixth, then a points deduction after one low shot, no previous warnings and Coyle's got away with loads all fight, added to a shocking stoppage in the Simpson fight a few months ago.
Lovely post. Your right.expe wrote:Shocking refereeing from Steve Gray tonight, Coyle was very lucky not to be stopped in the sixth, then a points deduction after one low shot, no previous warnings and Coyle's got away with loads all fight, added to a shocking stoppage in the Simpson fight a few months ago.
Yep, to be fair he gave Brizuela every chance to recover and took the point off Coyle, wasn't the first time he'd punched on the break.columbo wrote:Gray deemed himself a bit there.
Kosei Tanaka was thrown in with a world ranked guy on debut (and will fight another in his second contest), Tanaka is an 18 year old.SNG wrote:Within 20 fights is more than doable if the fighter is talented, I'm just sick of people using a guy like Rigondioux (sp?) as an example and bemoaning other fighters who simply don't have his level of ability. There is a reason why new professional fighters aren't thrown in straight away, and that's because they'd lose to hardened professionals, even professionals who don't have anywhere near the level of ability they possess or may go on to show. The trainers and managers/promoters aren't daft, they know what they're doing.Boxing Prospect wrote:In other countries boxer have been raced to world titles often within 20 fights. Ever thought "maybe the western way isn't the best?"SNG wrote:
Boxers have been doing this for years, do you ever stop and wonder why?
Then dived back into the shit with a shitty stoppage.expe wrote:Yep, to be fair he gave Brizuela every chance to recover and took the point off Coyle, wasn't the first time he'd punched on the break.columbo wrote:Gray deemed himself a bit there.
He gave Coyle a few extra seconds after the knockdown aswell thoughexpe wrote:Yep, to be fair he gave Brizuela every chance to recover and took the point off Coyle, wasn't the first time he'd punched on the break.columbo wrote:Gray deemed himself a bit there.