Why the standing 8 count
Posted: 23 Oct 2016, 09:42
Can someone put me straight on this,i thought it was only the IBF that enforce the standing 8 count so why,in a WBC fight did they give gavin a standing 8?
Agree, he was in a really bad place in the fight, so the ref bought him some time. That's all I read from it.TheLeprechaun wrote:Gavin was being given some leeway. It was terrible officiating and very biased to Gavin but that's normal in the UK. Didn't hear the commentators saying much about it, obviously.
This, he appeared to be sitting on the bottom rope.rhino222 wrote:if the ropes prevent you from taking a knee or going over, then the ref may administer a count. its not a standing 8 count as in the refs opinion the fighter would have touched down bar for the ropes/cornerpost.
Yes but he was against the ropes curling up they didnt prevent him from going down. I just thought that was wrong by the refrhino222 wrote:if the ropes prevent you from taking a knee or going over, then the ref may administer a count. its not a standing 8 count as in the refs opinion the fighter would have touched down bar for the ropes/cornerpost.
This. There was a time during that exchange on the ropes, that they stopped Gavin from going down. The standing 8 was correct.rhino222 wrote:if the ropes prevent you from taking a knee or going over, then the ref may administer a count. its not a standing 8 count as in the refs opinion the fighter would have touched down bar for the ropes/cornerpost.
Do the IBF have the standing 8 count ??thechump wrote:Can someone put me straight on this,i thought it was only the IBF that enforce the standing 8 count so why,in a WBC fight did they give gavin a standing 8?
As far as im aware they are the only organisation that enforce a standing 8 the rest dontjonny wrote:Do the IBF have the standing 8 count ??thechump wrote:Can someone put me straight on this,i thought it was only the IBF that enforce the standing 8 count so why,in a WBC fight did they give gavin a standing 8?
So victor was obviously a homer and eddie wanted gavin to win cause the ropes didnt stop him from goin downBristolcityfc1 wrote:It was the opinion of the referee that the ropes kept him from going over-Its his opinion that counts not yours or mine
No, IBF rules dont allow standing count. It only allows KD due to ropes if a fighter is "hanging helplessly over the ropes". Which obviously was not a case in this fight.thechump wrote:As far as im aware they are the only organisation that enforce a standing 8 the rest dontjonny wrote:Do the IBF have the standing 8 count ??thechump wrote:Can someone put me straight on this,i thought it was only the IBF that enforce the standing 8 count so why,in a WBC fight did they give gavin a standing 8?
Eddie won't have been too fussed who won but probably has more scope with Eggington.thechump wrote:So victor was obviously a homer and eddie wanted gavin to win cause the ropes didnt stop him from goin downBristolcityfc1 wrote:It was the opinion of the referee that the ropes kept him from going over-Its his opinion that counts not yours or mine
In British rings and all World bodies have a "mandatory eight count" when a knockdown occurs.@matt___s wrote:BBBofC has standing 8 in their rules
Nope; the count can be administered only if the referee believes that the fighter was being held up by the ropes.@matt___s wrote:BBBofC has standing 8 in their rules
I think a lot of European countries have the standing 8 countmaninthemiddle wrote:In British rings and all World bodies have a "mandatory eight count" when a knockdown occurs.@matt___s wrote:BBBofC has standing 8 in their rules
As far as I am aware the only country that has a standing eight in professional boxing is Argentina.
If a boxer is "supported" by the ropes and effectively would have touched down had they not been there then a count should be commenced.
Well if the ropes kept him up then i could accept it but they never he on the verge of being put down like he did in the 8th but th ref decided he would give gavin a breather and thought a standing 8 would be apropreate,ropes didnt keep him up ffs,wish ppl would stop saying thatolij999 wrote:For heaven's sake - there is no standing eight count in British boxing. You only get a count if you are down, and down includes the ropes keeping you up. If you get up before eight, the referee counts to eight, but that doesn't make it a standing eight. And all this is on the BBBofC site. Very disappointing to see a Boxrec mod come out with something that is wholly wrong - mods do great work on this site and I am a big fan of Boxrec, so seeing that is majorly unimpressive.
To be fair in both instances it looked like he was sat on one of the lower ropes to keep himself upthechump wrote:Well if the ropes kept him up then i could accept it but they never he on the verge of being put down like he did in the 8th but th ref decided he would give gavin a breather and thought a standing 8 would be apropreate,ropes didnt keep him up ffs,wish ppl would stop saying thatolij999 wrote:For heaven's sake - there is no standing eight count in British boxing. You only get a count if you are down, and down includes the ropes keeping you up. If you get up before eight, the referee counts to eight, but that doesn't make it a standing eight. And all this is on the BBBofC site. Very disappointing to see a Boxrec mod come out with something that is wholly wrong - mods do great work on this site and I am a big fan of Boxrec, so seeing that is majorly unimpressive.
I'm not commenting on the fight. I'm commenting on people saying there's a standing 8 count in British boxing when there plainly is not. ffs.thechump wrote:Well if the ropes kept him up then i could accept it but they never he on the verge of being put down like he did in the 8th but th ref decided he would give gavin a breather and thought a standing 8 would be apropreate,ropes didnt keep him up ffs,wish ppl would stop saying thatolij999 wrote:For heaven's sake - there is no standing eight count in British boxing. You only get a count if you are down, and down includes the ropes keeping you up. If you get up before eight, the referee counts to eight, but that doesn't make it a standing eight. And all this is on the BBBofC site. Very disappointing to see a Boxrec mod come out with something that is wholly wrong - mods do great work on this site and I am a big fan of Boxrec, so seeing that is majorly unimpressive.
Ffs it was a version of the wbc title so should be wbc rules not british boxing rules,shouldnt be a standing 8 in any pro boxing fight these are professionals not amateurolij999 wrote:I'm not commenting on the fight. I'm commenting on people saying there's a standing 8 count in British boxing when there plainly is not. ffs.thechump wrote:Well if the ropes kept him up then i could accept it but they never he on the verge of being put down like he did in the 8th but th ref decided he would give gavin a breather and thought a standing 8 would be apropreate,ropes didnt keep him up ffs,wish ppl would stop saying thatolij999 wrote:For heaven's sake - there is no standing eight count in British boxing. You only get a count if you are down, and down includes the ropes keeping you up. If you get up before eight, the referee counts to eight, but that doesn't make it a standing eight. And all this is on the BBBofC site. Very disappointing to see a Boxrec mod come out with something that is wholly wrong - mods do great work on this site and I am a big fan of Boxrec, so seeing that is majorly unimpressive.