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Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 09:30
by taffytoon
And the winner is -
The Puerto Rican Luis Pabon has been confirmed as the referee for the fight
http://boxrec.com/media/index.php/Luis_Pab%C3%B3n
He is know for saying "Nobody Throw, Nobody Throw" well that is the knife throwing act out the window
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 10:50
by CharlesListon
He was the ref in the Khan/McCloskey fight and I'm sure he did Haye and Harrison as well. In light of the lack of undercard, will he be juggling or eating fire/swallowing swords before the main event?
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 11:55
by Kilburn
When people refer to this match as a "freakshow" or "circus act" I can only assume they feel there is no substance to the fight.
I would beg to differ on that.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 12:17
by Bard of Boxrec
Yeah, who cares about the backdrop, when it comes down to it this is a fight between two top 10 heavyweights. This is something that doesn't really happen in a division where every fornicator wants to wait around for a klitschko.
Why is it a circus again????
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 13:29
by Coco
Riddick Blowe wrote:Yeah, who cares about the backdrop, when it comes down to it this is a fight between two top 10 heavyweights. This is something that doesn't really happen in a division where every fornicator wants to wait around for a klitschko.
Why is it a circus again????
It is a circus act because neither fighter has a BBBoC license and the BBBoC will not be there to ensure that the show goes ahead in a proper manner.
The BBBoC is lauded all over the world for having the best regulation and the safest standards. This has been thrown out of the window now.
For example imagine if one of the fighters failed their medical, do you really think the Luxemborg federation would stop the fight from going ahead??
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 13:49
by dondada
Kilburn wrote:When people refer to this match as a "freakshow" or "circus act" I can only assume they feel there is no substance to the fight.
I would beg to differ on that.
There's substance to the fight for sure. It's still over hyped to feck mind but that always happens. People aren't calling it a freak show because it's a crap fight.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 11 Jul 2012, 18:55
by stocky balboa
Riddick Blowe wrote:Yeah, who cares about the backdrop, when it comes down to it this is a fight between two top 10 heavyweights. This is something that doesn't really happen in a division where every fornicator wants to wait around for a klitschko.
Why is it a circus again????
top ten heavyweights these days means nowt. Can u imagine what even someone like pinklon thomas woulda done wiyh these two jokers?
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 05:33
by CharlesListon
10 rounds or 12? Undercard announced yet? It resembles a circus to me.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 05:58
by Bard of Boxrec
stocky balboa wrote:Riddick Blowe wrote:Yeah, who cares about the backdrop, when it comes down to it this is a fight between two top 10 heavyweights. This is something that doesn't really happen in a division where every fornicator wants to wait around for a klitschko.
Why is it a circus again????
top ten heavyweights these days means nowt. Can u imagine what even someone like pinklon thomas woulda done wiyh these two jokers?
I couldn't agree more, but under the circumstances of the dismal division it should be welcomed.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 06:12
by stocky balboa
Riddick Blowe wrote:stocky balboa wrote:Riddick Blowe wrote:Yeah, who cares about the backdrop, when it comes down to it this is a fight between two top 10 heavyweights. This is something that doesn't really happen in a division where every fornicator wants to wait around for a klitschko.
Why is it a circus again????
top ten heavyweights these days means nowt. Can u imagine what even someone like pinklon thomas woulda done wiyh these two jokers?
I couldn't agree more, but under the circumstances of the dismal division it should be welcomed.
Agreed !
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 07:49
by CharlesListon
Just seen the undercard. Six fights.......from half five until eleven pm. A musical break?
Serious question, how much were the tickets for this?
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 09:05
by brian13
CharlesListon wrote:10 rounds or 12? Undercard announced yet? It resembles a circus to me.
It is over 12 rounds. There is some WBO inter-continental title on the line & I think a WBA one aswell.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 09:18
by smoggy7188
Haye/Chisora is 10rounds.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 09:25
by milpool
CharlesListon wrote:Just seen the undercard. Six fights.......from half five until eleven pm. A musical break?
Serious question, how much were the tickets for this?
I paid 75 notes for mine...plus £6 booking fee
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Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 09:28
by CharlesListon
10 rounds according to FW's website:-
Contest # 5 – 21:50 (Ring Walks Commence)
THE VACANT WBO AND WBA INTERNATIONAL HEAVYWEIGHT CHAMPIONSHIP
10 X 3 Minute Rounds
DERECK CHISORA V DAVID HAYE
Conventionally an International title would be 12rounds, but this show doesnt fall into that catergory.
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 09:29
by CharlesListon
£75....what type of view/seat is that?
Re: Referee for the circus act
Posted: 12 Jul 2012, 11:26
by CharlesListon
According to Boxing News the LBF had not considered drug testing for this show........Come on, it is a bit circusish isnt it!