RSC - Revision history

Ric at 00:05, 28 May 2014

2014-05-28T00:05:33Z

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	British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” ~~Used~~ to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.		'''RSC'' is a British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” It is used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], cannot protect himself, or is otherwise unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.

	~~This is to be distinquished from [[RSCH]] ("referee stops contest because of head blows")~~.

			This is to be distinguished from [[RSCH]] ("referee stops contest because of head blows").

			See also, [[RTD]].
	==Variations==		==Variations==
	{\|		{\|

Wouter at 14:53, 11 April 2007

2007-04-11T14:53:04Z

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	[[Category:Glossary\|~~RSC~~]]		[[Category:Glossary\|rsc]]

Ric: expanded definition a bit

2006-07-30T04:21:32Z

expanded definition a bit

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	British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” Used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.		British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” Used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.

			This is to be distinquished from [[RSCH]] ("referee stops contest because of head blows").


	==Variations==		==Variations==

Fosho: /* Variations */ added RSC-OS

2006-05-12T16:07:31Z

Variations: added RSC-OS

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	==Variations==		==Variations==
	{\|		{\|
	!~~RSCO~~		\|- align=left
			!RSC-O
	\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outclassed		\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outclassed
	\|- align=left		\|- align=left
	!~~RSCI~~		!RSC-OS
			\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outscored
			\|- align=left
			!RSC-I
	\|Referee stopped contest because of an injury of the opponent		\|Referee stopped contest because of an injury of the opponent
	\|- align=left		\|- align=left
	!~~RSCH~~		!RSC-H
	\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is unfit to continue after head blows<br>or because the opponent has had the maximum number of eight-counts for a round or bout		\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is unfit to continue after head blows<br>or because the opponent has had the maximum number of eight-counts for a round or bout
	\|}		\|}

	[[Category:Glossary\|RSC]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RSC]]

Fosho: variations

2006-05-01T01:05:50Z

variations

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	British term meaning ~~“referee~~ stops the contest.” Used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.		British term meaning "Referee stops the contest.” Used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.

			==Variations==
			{\|
			!RSCO
			\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is outclassed
			\|- align=left
			!RSCI
			\|Referee stopped contest because of an injury of the opponent
			\|- align=left
			!RSCH
			\|Referee stopped contest because the opponent is unfit to continue after head blows<br>or because the opponent has had the maximum number of eight-counts for a round or bout
			\|}

	[[Category:Glossary\|RSC]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RSC]]

Ric at 23:40, 18 March 2005

2005-03-18T23:40:37Z

New page

British term meaning “referee stops the contest.” Used to save a boxer from a [[knockout]] when he is being [[outclassed]], or is unfit to continue the [[bout]]. This results in a [[technical knockout]] win for the boxer’s opponent.

[[Category:Glossary|RSC]]