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Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 12:29
by mfc_se15
Yeah was pretty shocking, also thought the actual stoppage was poor too - as did Eubanks opponent clearly, by the fact he didn't want anything to do with the ref when the decision was being made and stormed straight out of the ring!
The ref for the Degale fight was pretty useless too!
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 12:58
by desperados
very poor by Terry, why is he coming in there? I dont think Eubank seen him, but his opponent did, he seen him coming in and was distracted, and got hit with a big shot which he didnt really recover from. Reminded me of Gatti-Mayweather when ref said stop punching but Mayweather fired off anyway. Gatti is furios with the ref then gets floored. Not that he would've won in a month of Sundays but an unjust knockdown in Round 1 really disadvantages a fighter. I hate seeing that, i can angry enough watching the footy when i see a goal wrongly chopped off for offside or when the ball crosses the line but isn't given, because everything that happens thereafter has butterfly effected away from the sanctity of the actual result. In boxing it's much worse though because it can result in people getting hurt.
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 13:15
by jameswilson
desperados wrote:very poor by Terry, why is he coming in there? I dont think Eubank seen him, but his opponent did, he seen him coming in and was distracted, and got hit with a big shot which he didnt really recover from. Reminded me of Gatti-Mayweather when ref said stop punching but Mayweather fired off anyway. Gatti is furios with the ref then gets floored. Not that he would've won in a month of Sundays but an unjust knockdown in Round 1 really disadvantages a fighter. I hate seeing that, i can angry enough watching the footy when i see a goal wrongly chopped off for offside or when the ball crosses the line but isn't given, because everything that happens thereafter has butterfly effected away from the sanctity of the actual result. In boxing it's much worse though because it can result in people getting hurt.
Or when Stoke score a goal that should have been disallowed for a foul on the keeper and because of that 1 goal Bolton get relegated. Anyone remember that on the last day of last season? pudenda. pudenda I tell you!
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 14:06
by Superheavy
I've always thought O'Connor's a bit odd - eg Fury v McDermott I. Same school as IJL. Big fking boofhead.
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 14:57
by iamasadlittleboy
Awful refereeing and a really disgraceful stoppage against a guy who's been in with world level fighters and only stopped twice previously.
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 11 Dec 2012, 15:05
by gobbles
jameswilson wrote:desperados wrote:very poor by Terry, why is he coming in there? I dont think Eubank seen him, but his opponent did, he seen him coming in and was distracted, and got hit with a big shot which he didnt really recover from. Reminded me of Gatti-Mayweather when ref said stop punching but Mayweather fired off anyway. Gatti is furios with the ref then gets floored. Not that he would've won in a month of Sundays but an unjust knockdown in Round 1 really disadvantages a fighter. I hate seeing that, i can angry enough watching the footy when i see a goal wrongly chopped off for offside or when the ball crosses the line but isn't given, because everything that happens thereafter has butterfly effected away from the sanctity of the actual result. In boxing it's much worse though because it can result in people getting hurt.
Or when Stoke score a goal that should have been disallowed for a foul on the keeper and because of that 1 goal Bolton get relegated. Anyone remember that on the last day of last season? pudenda. pudenda I tell you!
Or the linesman that said a QPR goal was not over the line when it clearly was that would have sent Bolton down before the last day anyway
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 12 Dec 2012, 05:42
by DavidPayne
For once....I thought I saw what O'Conner saw.....seen much, much worse.
Re: Somewhat Lost Among Last Weekends Big Boxing Events
Posted: 12 Dec 2012, 05:57
by jonnyyorkshu
MacGuffin wrote:I will not have football brought into my thread, please take this talk elsewhere

