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yes bp, the b, including the bottom part that ward hit, is right on the belt line

BitPlayer wrote: ↑15 Nov 2017, 13:29

gilgamesh wrote: ↑14 Nov 2017, 18:27

Tanzio wrote: ↑14 Nov 2017, 18:16
He wasn’t in that much pain, given after the fight was called he nearly immediately straightened up and walked to his corner. Also, I disagree that all three shots were low.

Thirdly, he did nail SOGgy with low blows, one being a full on ballbuster. What happened? SOGgy walked through it and sonned Krushedner.

You can disagree all you want to that the shots were low, but the video evidence is clear as day. Video don't lie.

Even most of that shot was on the belt, which was legal.

You don't know what a belt is, do you?

Jackson is very churlish.

We all know Kovalev quit, but it's done now & it's time to move on.

There's just no need for him to be warring with Kovalev as it achieves precisely nothing.

Ward never beat kovalev... And Kovalev never quit.. He was hit with low blows and he bent over.. If that's quitting than Larry Holmes quit against Gerry Cooney when he bent way over after getting hit low..

If I were Kovalev I'd look up John David Jackson and level the MFer.. That traitor went behind his back and gave all Kovalev's training secrets to Ward's camp... Jackson called Ward's team LIARS when they charged him with that and said they brought him and Kovalev "closer than ever." Right. It was evident Kovalev didn't trust Jackson anymore and wanted out for very good reasons.

You have to laugh at Jackson's lies.. What a cold ass lying piece of filth... He could GAF less about Kovalev's future without him.

Obviously Ward committed a double foul... He hit Kovalev low...and then tried to push him to the canvas by leaning on him...

Internet warriors calling professional boxer a quitter, nice

Especially if he didn't quit -- but was expecting a more favorable ruling from a referee who admitted he was wrong.