Bradley gets two gifts in a row. How in the ****.

Where do the CSAC rules specify that the judges can score a knockdown regardless of the referee's ruling? Can't seem to find that particular rule. I'm looking, but I'm not giving it a very close reading. Maybe you can help, since you seem to know all about these things.

[url]http://www.dca.ca.gov/csac/stats_regs/bandpcode.shtml#boxingact[/url]

[url]http://www.leginfo.ca.gov/cgi-bin/displaycode?section=bpc&group=18001-19000&file=18700-18748[/url]

 

**** off you ***** hater.

I couldn't give a **** Pacman was beat. You can fairly pull **** out of your arse.

I scored Marquez 2 & 3 against pac, and was rooting for Marqueez in 4. Pac still wooped Bradleys arse.

 

How many 'not knockdowns' can the fighter barely get up from.

He went down because he was very hurt from a punch, thats a knockdown.

 

The judge that was on the broadcast with HBO said it during the broadcast I think ill take his word for it

 

I think I'll rely on the written rules, myself.

 

IF it should have been a draw and he got a W, that's the very definition of a gift.

 

True.......but the right guy win in my view. Bradley took more damage or was hurt more, but time made it his fight for 90% of that fight.

 

Bull****! Bradley out landed the guy for the majority of the fight. The 1st and 12th round I would give to Provodnikov, but the rest I give to Bradley for workrate and higher output.

Sucks to be a hater, doesn't it?

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You're missing the point entirely.

 

I think south is pointing out the mistake by the judge affected the outcome of the fight. But in this case the mistake saved boxing from another robbery or terrible decision. Tim made me a fan. Always liked Tim but not never a big fan. He has a real champions heart and unfortunately that's not the norm.

 

115-112 to Bradley, if the slip had been ruled a knockdown it would be 114-112, dont see why some people are having a hissy fit over a close but clear decision. Ruslan fought very well for the first two rounds and the last two rounds, everything in between was all Bradley except an awkward last 20 seconds to the 3rd. I was expecting a difficult fight to score yet it was surprisingly straight forward.

 

We're talking about the actual score cards.

 

"Slip"? :rofl it was a knock down kid.....it wasn't called a KD but it was. The right man won so we should be happy that we didn't get another black eye for boxing.

 

I had Bradley winning by the one or two points like they said on HBO. And I scored KD's. Ruslan was a tank in that fight but took too many rounds off.

Bradley is a welcome champ after all.