Bradley was NOT knocked down in Round 1 Video proof

It was a knock down, doesn't matter though, the right guy won here anyway.

 

That's cool. You can stick to your replay recorded off a camera phone , while the rest of us see him clearly getting knocked down.

 

So essentially, it no longer comes down to whether he was knocked down or not. It's all about what the official has said (regardless of him getting it wrong); rendering your video in your orginal post -- which had worked against you anyway -- pointless.

Great threat, Bazooka. You outdone yourself.

 

Just because a fighter is wobbly does not mean getting pushed down = KD. Bradley was on ***** street the entire 2nd round but didn't go down, that isn't a kd. If he didn't go down as a result of a punch then doesn't matter. He made defensive moves after being stunned = no kd.

 

Should this also be ruled a push then http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kD9Cf_dAVdg

 

TS is a bradley fanboy.

 

When it comes to that situation, It can go either way..

it could have well been a delay of reaction, but, it also could have been a slip as a result of Ruslan pushing him down to the floor.

it's up to the ref to decide, and he made the right call.

deal with it.

 

The video fades out right before we can tell how much force is being put on Tim's back by Provodnikov. Tim gets hurt and goes to grab, but it doesn't look like he was shoved down. He got caught, went to hold, but was too wobbly to do it, and went down without much force above him. This is a common occurrence in boxing.

 

Well, if he's stunned that badly, then it's not gonna require much of anything to put him him down. That said, he was still able to defend well enough after eating the right where it comes down a choice of whether the hook landed with enough force to put him down, or whether he was shoved down after trying to initiate another clinch/

Personally, I don;t think Bradley was able to roll with the hook well enough to prevent himself from having to lurch forward into an ultimately unsuccessful attempt to clinch. But Russell had a different view of it than us, and if he rules that Bradley made Prov miss with that follow-up hook, then his no kd call is something that one can defend, if so inclined.