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Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 07 Jul 2014, 11:22
by nick885
Does anyone know the IBF ruling on the technical draw decision or are they still making their mind up.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 09 Jul 2014, 22:15
by nick885
nick885 wrote:Does anyone know the IBF ruling on the technical draw decision or are they still making their mind up.
Still with the IBF awaiting their ruling.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 04:11
by tear up
Who gives a fornicate now the fights been and gone mate

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 05:48
by dodgypie
I'm going to be on at bet365 for a refund if this goes through.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 07:55
by Crazyboy
tear up wrote:Who gives a eff now the fights been and gone mate
People who are close to the fighters would be interested I guess,

He only asked a question mate

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 08:16
by nick885
My son had £1,000 on hall to win so it is of interest to us, and a lot of people who had money on the fight.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 09:29
by expe
nick885 wrote:My son had £1,000 on hall to win so it is of interest to us, and a lot of people who had money on the fight.
Accidental clash of heads stopped the fight before 4 rounds had been completed, board of control and IBF rules both say that means a technical draw, there isn't a ruling to make. Best thing anyone can do is get on to the bookie they placed the bet with and see if they can get a refund, I doubt they'll give you one though, as long as they paid out on the draw, they won't have to refund anyone.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 10 Jul 2014, 13:10
by nick885
expe wrote:
nick885 wrote:My son had £1,000 on hall to win so it is of interest to us, and a lot of people who had money on the fight.
Accidental clash of heads stopped the fight before 4 rounds had been completed, board of control and IBF rules both say that means a technical draw, there isn't a ruling to make. Best thing anyone can do is get on to the bookie they placed the bet with and see if they can get a refund, I doubt they'll give you one though, as long as they paid out on the draw, they won't have to refund anyone.
As the clash of heads was accidental ibf rules say it should be a no contest at this time the ibf are discussing the result and as of this time haven't given their ruling. I have just checked their website and it still awaits a ruling.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 09:03
by Roman7
£1000 on a bet , that would take me kids away

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 09:57
by tear up
dodgypie wrote:I'm going to be on at bet365 for a refund if this goes through.

I put 400 on ward with bet365 and they returned the 400 in my account

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 14:46
by nick885
tear up wrote:
dodgypie wrote:I'm going to be on at bet365 for a refund if this goes through.

I put 400 on ward with bet365 and they returned the 400 in my account
William hill wouldn't pay.

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 14:54
by tear up
I was lucky I guess great news for stuy with the title back on the line and good luck to him

Re: Stuart Hall v Ward

Posted: 11 Jul 2014, 20:25
by nick885
tear up wrote:I was lucky I guess great news for stuy with the title back on the line and good luck to him
:TU: