I watched the ref allow Alexis Arguello to be beaten to an inch from death, but Kov gets stopped?

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  1. Savagekat

    Savagekat TEAM USYK. I AM VERY FEEL! Full Member

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    I feel ya, but I think he was in the process of stepping in anyway. Even a slow motion replay can't tell us for sure because it might have already been processed in his mind a good deal earlier than we see his reaction. Hard to say.
     
  2. ForemanJab

    ForemanJab Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    No Weeks watched and waited about half a second before calling the fight. Ward pivoted to his right before landing the last couple punches so he had clear view of where they were landing. It was just a terrible call.
     
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  3. PrinceVega

    PrinceVega 帝拳ボクシングジム Full Member

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    Lol so Ward has been beating your heroes for almost a decade now. You must be shitting your pants now, whenever someone you like comes near to Ward lol.

    The****? Lol. What kind of sentence is this? Okay you like your men macho. You love to serve your master and obey them in the bed. You always wish you was the one who cheer for Froch in ring side with your ***** voice instead of his wife right? You would also make Froch happy after his lost to Ward and give yourself to him in the bed.

    LOLOL. You dont know **** about boxing.
     
  4. Grinder

    Grinder Dude, don't call me Dude Full Member

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    Weeks was on the take. The previous ball shots that were allowed is evidence.
     
  5. northpaw

    northpaw Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    I'm not touching on the topic of Pryor/Arguello, but the stoppage of Kovalev was shitty
    whether you think he was on the way out or not (I personally do), but
    it was a very bad stoppage.

    I'll use another one of Weeks fights from a few years back as an example.
    Jeff Lacy v Rubin Williams, the last 2 rounds of that fight, Jeff beat Rubin
    from pillar to post along the ropes and there was almost no return fire, Rubin could barely
    stand up yet Weeks didn't stop the fight until an entire round after. Yet, with Kovalev who was in some distress, the plug was rapidly pulled. Weeks dropped the ball on this one, big time.
     
  6. C.J.

    C.J. Boxings Living Legend revered & respected by all Full Member

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    You idiots need glasses the camera doesn't lie
     
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  7. FuMaster

    FuMaster Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Cameras don't lie but human interpretations stray.
     
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  8. BlizzyBlizz

    BlizzyBlizz Loyal Member Full Member

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    I know. I saw the side view of the inside arena footage.
     
  9. Zulawski

    Zulawski The Fistic Pariah Full Member

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    Not like it mattered. Kovalev was done.
     
  10. divac

    divac Loyal Member Full Member

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    Wrong!
    A fighter doesn't just stop when he hits a fighter with a clean legit body shot.
    Ward stopped and looked at Weeks both in the 7th and then again in the 8th, but Weeks had to convince Ward on to continue as if to say, "go go son, I'm giving you an opportunity here!" LOL!

    Whether people want to argue one way or the other if they were low or not, to me they looked a little low, way at the bottom of the beltline, right at that lower line and certainly below the belly button who some have said is where the line should be at. Shots that have landed higher than the one's Ward landed on Kovalev I've seen called low by refs.

    In any regards, Kovalev bending over at the ending is what caused Tony Weeks to stop the fight and it was those 3 obvious low blows that caused him to bend over like that.

    I have to also add that there are many here that say that the low blows had nothing to do with the right hand that Ward caught Kovalev with. I've heard that in the Spanish boxing program golpe a golpe with Juan Manuel Marquez, but I'm thinking, how can you say that the shots in the 7th and 8th could have been called low, but then say those shots had nothing to do with Kovalev getting stunned and hurt by that right hand, when its those types of shots that bring a fighters guard down for the other to be able to land a better cleaner shot upstairs.

    I'll say this much, I Ward doesn't land those two shots bordering that could have been called low, Ward then doesn't have the opening to land with that right hand he hurt Kovalev with.
    Its pretty simple logic here, doesn't take a boxing Einstein to figure that out.
     
  11. mirkofilipovic

    mirkofilipovic ESB Management Full Member

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    Which is why Ward wanted his lenient and biased judges and referee. Its a no brainer.
     
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  12. divac

    divac Loyal Member Full Member

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    You sport an appropriate Avatar for someone to defend a cheat!
     
  13. shoe

    shoe Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    insofar as the Arguello beating, no one needs to be taking that kind of abuse, unless it's 'when in Rome day'.
     
  14. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    Come on, being a little dramatic here aren't we? Kovalev was slipping most of the shots up top, and Andre was primarily focusing on the body anyway. Kovalev if he'd been given an 8 count, or what should have been 5 minutes to recover from a low blow, who knows how that match would have played out. It was a bad call from Weeks, there's no getting around that, and I think the level in which Kovalev was actually hurt if being vastly exaggerated, I think Kovalev panicked a little and was trying to recover, and while he head had seemed to clear, Ward's low blows kind of distracted from that, since he was doubled over in pain from them.
     
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  15. CST80

    CST80 De Omnibus Dubitandum Staff Member

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    So let me get this straight, you're the one sitting on the net talking to an absolute stranger you know very little about personally, and concocting bizarre elaborate homoerotic scenarios about a poster who doesn't like cheats and prefers fighters in a very masculine sport, which involves men beating the **** out of each other for a living, to beat the **** out of each other honorably and valiantly in an attempt to win, because for some reason I have that hyper masculine impulse that most bitches lack, and the ***** who likes hyper defensive scared feminine cowardly cheaters who need protection from judges, refs and their promoters who are too scared to engage because they're mythical 0 means more to them than being a man, is implying that I'm gay.:lol: Oh the irony.

    I'd rather lose like Wlad, than win like Ward any day of the week. But you wouldn't know any thing about that would you honey?:gey:

    We have an entire era of b****es, that will always be seen as b****es in spite of their perfect records, whereas the Tyson's, Hagler's, Leonard's, Hearn's of the world have flawed records with several losses, and will go down in history as beloved and legendary fighters. That is the reality, no matter how you want to spin it.