RTD - Revision history

Wouter at 06:44, 26 October 2015

2015-10-26T06:44:39Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ~~''referee technical decision''~~. It indicates that the referee stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. He may have done so on his own, per the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue on to the next round.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for retired. It indicates that the referee stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. He may have done so on his own, per the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue on to the next round.

	So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.		So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

Ric at 01:36, 26 October 2015

2015-10-26T01:36:48Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ~~''retired'' or~~ ''referee technical decision''. It indicates that the referee stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. He may have done so on his own, per the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue on to the next round.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''referee technical decision''. It indicates that the referee stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. He may have done so on his own, per the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue on to the next round.

	So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.		So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

Ric at 01:27, 26 October 2015

2015-10-26T01:27:41Z

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	So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.		So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

	RTDs are ~~often~~ recorded as [[technical knockout]]s (TKOs).		RTDs are also recorded as [[technical knockout]]s (TKOs).

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 01:17, 26 October 2015

2015-10-26T01:17:20Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It ~~is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate~~ that the referee ~~had~~ stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. ~~The referee~~ may have done so ~~using~~ his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round. ~~Thus~~, for example, if a boxer ~~quit~~ during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired'' or ''referee technical decision''. It indicates that the referee stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. He may have done so on his own, per the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue on to the next round.

			So, for example, if a boxer quits during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

	RTDs are often recorded as [[technical knockout]]s (TKOs).		RTDs are often recorded as [[technical knockout]]s (TKOs).

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 01:07, 26 October 2015

2015-10-26T01:07:13Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round. Thus, for example, if a boxer quit during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round. Thus, for example, if a boxer quit during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

	RTDs ~~usually~~ are often recorded as a [[technical knockout]] (~~TKO~~)~~, and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record~~.		RTDs are often recorded as [[technical knockout]]s (TKOs).

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric: per: http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=118819&hilit=RTD&start=25

2014-05-28T00:16:08Z

per: http://boxrec.com/forum/viewtopic.php?f=2&t=118819&hilit=RTD&start=25

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round. Thus, for example, if a boxer quit during the rest period after the third round, BoxRec will record it as RTD-3.

	RTDs are often recorded as a [[technical knockout]] (TKO) and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.		RTDs usually are often recorded as a [[technical knockout]] (TKO), and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 01:35, 30 October 2013

2013-10-30T01:35:54Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.

	RTDs are often recorded as ~~TKOs~~ and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.		RTDs are often recorded as a [[technical knockout]] (TKO) and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 02:58, 9 September 2013

2013-09-09T02:58:32Z

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	'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout ~~after a round has been completed and~~ during the minute rest period. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout during the minute rest period between rounds. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.

	RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.		RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 02:55, 9 September 2013

2013-09-09T02:55:49Z

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	'''RTD''' (''retired'') is ~~an abbreviated term~~ used in a boxer's fight record to indicate ~~when~~ the referee stopped a bout after a round has been completed and during the minute rest period. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated that he did not want to continue. RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his record.		'''RTD''' is an abbreviated term for ''retired''. It is used in a boxer's official fight record to indicate that the referee had stopped the bout after a round has been completed and during the minute rest period. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated during the rest period that he did not want to continue to the next round.

			RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his official record.

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]

Ric at 02:51, 9 September 2013

2013-09-09T02:51:23Z

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	'''RTD''' (''retired'') is a term used when the referee ~~stops~~ a ~~fight~~ after a round has been completed. He may do so using his own or the doctor's judgment, or when a fighter ~~has~~ indicated that he ~~does~~ not want to continue. RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total.		'''RTD''' (''retired'') is an abbreviated term used in a boxer's fight record to indicate when the referee stopped a bout after a round has been completed and during the minute rest period. The referee may have done so using his own or the ringside doctor's judgment, or when a fighter indicated that he did not want to continue. RTDs are often recorded as TKOs and are included in a boxer's knockout total in his record.

	[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]		[[Category:Glossary\|RTD]]