Where is the uncut video of round eight? Just wondering.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 15 Jul 2018, 18:48
by jamamb
get over it bruh
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 15 Jul 2018, 20:22
by Ilya Muromets
jamamb wrote: ↑15 Jul 2018, 18:48
get over it bruh
It went down the memory hole. It never happened. Round 7 was just a normal round, Wilder badly beating up Ortiz. If you think you remember something unusual happening in round 7 - crazy suff about ring doctors and referees and the tooth fairy, whatever - you (me) are a tin foil hat wearing conspiracy theorist and need to go to "Room 101"!
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 16 Jul 2018, 01:21
by ldlamb
I have it on my Cable DVR from the live broadcast. I don’t know what you are talking about.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 16 Jul 2018, 01:30
by ldlamb
Watched it just now.
40 secs left in round 7 Ortiz hurt Wilder
Ortiz spent the last 40 secs throwing wild shots, with Wilder trying to hold. He was hurt bad but never came close to going down.
The bell rang...the ref separated them.. and Wilder went to his corner.
The corner worked on Wilder for one minute and gave instructions.
After 60 seconds, the bell rang. The ref immediately called timeout and led Wilder to the ringside doctor.
The doctor took less than 10 seconds to examine Wilder, at which point the ref took Wilder back to his original corner....signaled the timekeeper and restarted the eighth round. The entire time from the original bell to the restarted round was at most 15 seconds.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 16 Jul 2018, 05:07
by Ilya Muromets
What was it then, the eighth round and not the 7th when the tooth fairies intervened? Could you be so kind as to provide the link, because I sure wasn't able to find an unedited video of the fight, particularly the round in question?
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 16 Jul 2018, 21:03
by ldlamb
It’s not a link. It is a live recording of the fight off Showtime (I was at the fight ) that is still on my TV.
I would record it from my IPad And post it if I knew how to do that on the message board.
But it goes exactly how I described it.
Wilder hurt at the end of the 7 th round......holds on to make it to the bell......they give him 15 extra seconds to recover at the start of the 8th......fight goes on.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 16 Jul 2018, 23:30
by Best Coast
Dont have the extra time from the 7th, but here is the compelling finish:
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 02:03
by Ilya Muromets
Well yeah, of course they show the finish over and over and over, but where is round 8 (yes it was round 8) when Wilder was on queer street so they stopped the round to give him an "examination" (rest)? The guy above claims he just saw it, but no link, and when I politely asked for his link, he's gone. I sure couldn't find it. I don't think anyone can. I think they've memory holed it.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 02:28
by Ilya Muromets
See how they do it:
USA Today writes up the round by round description of the fight. Not a single word about anything unusual happening in round eight!
"Round 8: Ortiz goes in for the kill, but Wilder counters with a right hand. Wilder backs up. Ortiz dancing around, looking much fresher. Lands a right to the body. Wilder still in big trouble. Left by Ortiz slams Wilder to the ropes. Ortiz's boxing skills are showing here. Another shot to the body by Ortiz ends the round. Another round for Ortiz. "
x2x wrote: ↑17 Jul 2018, 02:28
See how they do it:
USA Today writes up the round by round description of the fight. Not a single word about anything unusual happening in round eight!
"Round 8: Ortiz goes in for the kill, but Wilder counters with a right hand. Wilder backs up. Ortiz dancing around, looking much fresher. Lands a right to the body. Wilder still in big trouble. Left by Ortiz slams Wilder to the ropes. Ortiz's boxing skills are showing here. Another shot to the body by Ortiz ends the round. Another round for Ortiz. "
Better hurry before the statute of limitations runs out.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 09:11
by ldlamb
Nothing weird happened in round 8......other than a 15 second doctor exam before the round started.,,,,but you actually know this and the troll behavior is just performance art.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 09:16
by jamamb
its just bizarre to keep bringing this up. i thought it was strange last time bit player started a thread on it months after the fight, and now this guy here goes and does it even after that and just keeps rambling on for months. get over it bruh.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 09:21
by jamamb
in fact i encourage in this thread people to post as many pro wilder gifs, pics, and videos as possible, maybe that will scare him off
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 13:37
by Ilya Muromets
ldlamb wrote: ↑16 Jul 2018, 21:03
It’s not a link. It is a live recording of the fight off Showtime (I was at the fight ) that is still on my TV.
I would record it from my IPad And post it if I knew how to do that on the message board.
But it goes exactly how I described it.
Wilder hurt at the end of the 7 th round......holds on to make it to the bell......they give him 15 extra seconds to recover at the start of the 8th......fight goes on.
Upload it to YouTube. But theyll probably delete it right away.
"They give him 15 extra seconds to recover at the start of the 8th"
It was "less than 10 seconds" in your last post". Anyway, even if it was one second, what the hell! Thats cheating! They cant do that! Ortiz won!!!
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 14:40
by ldlamb
No, read my original post....I said the doctor took less than ten seconds to look at Wilder....when you add in the 2 or 3 seconds it took the ref to call TO and lead Wilder to the corner where the doctor was at and the 2 or 3 seconds it took for Wilder to walk back to his original corner it was about 15 secs total. I covered all that in the original post.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 14:57
by Ilya Muromets
ldlamb wrote: ↑17 Jul 2018, 14:40
No, read my original post....I said the doctor took less than ten seconds to look at Wilder....when you add in the 2 or 3 seconds it took the ref to call TO and lead Wilder to the corner where the doctor was at and the 2 or 3 seconds it took for Wilder to walk back to his original corner it was about 15 secs total. I covered all that in the original post.
Did you carefully measure the total time of stoppage from when the ref first stopped the round to when it resumed? Upload it to Youtube, but theyll probably immediately delete it claiming copyrite infringement. Theyve scoured round 8 off the internet. There's probably a better way to upload it here...like you could upload it someplace and then link the place. Youll be doing a service toward honesty in boxing. There's a lot of big dirty money riding on Wilder.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 17 Jul 2018, 15:05
by Ilya Muromets
jamamb wrote: ↑17 Jul 2018, 09:21
in fact i encourage in this thread people to post as many pro wilder gifs, pics, and videos as possible, maybe that will scare him off
Did you carefully measure the total time of stoppage from when the ref first stopped the round to when it resumed?
Yes, I used the stopwatch on my phone.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 18 Jul 2018, 13:41
by pablothunder
I can't think of any examples off the top of my head when the ref called a timeout at the start of a round to have the doctor check a fighter who wasn't cut.
There must be some other examples..?
The home fighter sometimes gets a little foot up, that's accepted. And I'm not convinced it's much of s big deal.
For everyone to suggest it was completely normal goings on is a little surprising.
I think there's more reaction to possible troll posting than measured response to the start of the round.
OP- when you list a fight from the past, the winner is listed first; when it is upcoming, the title holder or highest rated is listed first.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 18 Jul 2018, 14:51
by Ilya Muromets
pablothunder wrote: ↑18 Jul 2018, 13:41
I can't think of any examples off the top of my head when the ref called a timeout at the start of a round to have the doctor check a fighter who wasn't cut.
There must be some other examples..?
The home fighter sometimes gets a little foot up, that's accepted. And I'm not convinced it's much of s big deal.
For everyone to suggest it was completely normal goings on is a little surprising.
I think there's more reaction to possible troll posting than measured response to the start of the round.
OP- when you list a fight from the past, the winner is listed first; when it is upcoming, the title holder or highest rated is listed first.
"OP- when you list a fight from the past, the winner is listed first"
I did that.
"For everyone to suggest it was completely normal goings on is a little surprising. "
Yes. Depressing actually. Boxing is a pretty meaningless time killer except for those directly involved, but it shows how easily they can be manipulated to follow whatever it is the current party line propagated by their controlled media, in far more important matters, say for instance the wizards behind the screen fancy a war. It works every time.
"The home fighter sometimes gets a little foot up, that's accepted. And I'm not convinced it's much of s big deal."
Really? So now when the home fighter gets in trouble they can just stop the action and have the doctor examine him. Why not? The precedent has been set.
Re: Luis Ortiz vs. D. Wilder 3 March 2018
Posted: 18 Jul 2018, 15:19
by keirw
x2x wrote: ↑18 Jul 2018, 14:51
"OP- when you list a fight from the past, the winner is listed first"