Did Chisora have Haye on ***** street at the "end" of RD3?

Seem to recall David doing a Judah dance of sorts at the "end" of round 3, when the round was mysteriously cut short?

:huh

 

he definetly hurt him yes.

it was a punch after the bell.

not really a judah dance though

 

nah bi-curious street

 

Was it really after the bell, though?

 

i didnt notice this...but someone at training today mentiond the bell going early in the 3rd??did that happend or was he talking ****??i asumed it was a shot landed after the bell...

 

As I recall, the round ended about 10 seconds early.. which seemed to benefit Haye at that point.

 

honestly, it didnt seem like he was on ***** street to me. ***** street is going a little too far. I think the force of chisora's shot caused haye to stumble back. I know exactly what moment you're referring to.

 

gonna have to check this **** out when i get in from work..

i didnt even think it could have been true untill someone else brought it up..i did notice the ref was counting pretty fast (not even a mississippi) when chisora was down and waved him off while he was able to continue at the very end of the round which was ****..

sounds like some enzo mac **** to me lol..hope its not true though its all boxing needs is another mis deed done

 

I think the ref mistook the ten second warning for the bell amongst the noise and ended the round early. Delboy did land a decent shot, and Haye was off balance falling back so it knocked him even further back. He definitely felt it, and Del barged him to see how sturdy he was, but his legs seemed fine walking back to the corner.

 

The ref made a **** of himself stopping the round 13 seconds early. It was a disgrace and is becoming the norm in British fights.

 

Maybe not ***** Street but definitely stunned, and it really sucks we lost that dozen seconds.

 

Yeah they ended the round 10 seconds early :S weird. I also thought the stoppage was poor.

 

:deal

 

The former is a bigger issue than the latter, IMO.

Stoppages are generally pretty subjective (unless it's like Calzaghe vs. Manfredo) and Chisora was really starting to get bonked about.

Robbing him of time that possibly could have led to a finish the other way, though... that's massive.

We'd have never gotten to the point where Chisora was getting bonked about had he ended it with one more big hook in that twelve second period, while Haye's alertness and defenses were not exactly at their best.

 

There was a time Chisora landed one on Haye and Haye was saved by the ropes and then the 3rd round incident. Chisora definitely hurt Haye more than once in there,that fight was exciting.