A primer: how 10-counts work (if a fighter is knocked down) and how they don't...

I did a compare/contrast between several fights involving knockdowns Jack Reiss was involved in.

Thorough comparison btw.

 

Using what measure to determine the difference?

 

Enunciation, speech patterns, etc etc. The good stuff.

 

You are such an articulate writer and smart man. Good post.

 

Thanks!

I try!

 

Which of Jack Reiss previous fights are you using then keeping in mind we need the ones where he counted all the way to 10

 

Conjecture then....

 

No, pretty thorough if you ask me. You should do a thorough analysis yourself too if you don't agree.

You'll see very quickly that it was a completely different way he counted that night.

 

MVC!

 

But you haven't analysed anything because IB striped you of the 10 second measure when observing 10 counts. Analysis such as the type you purport to have undertaken requires an objective measure and you don't have one. You're speculating as you are entitled to do, and basing an opinion on that speculation. Again that's your prerogative.

But as a persuasive argument? Well... you failed to beat the count...

 

What did he strip me of? The narrative was changed, I never once said he didn't make Jack Reiss's count. Nice try though, but not working.

Go watch how he was doing the count, and tell me it was a real count. Note: It wasn't.

 

https://puu.sh/CpkQ2/ee2bd1ac92.png

 

Which is true?

The difference between him getting knocked down and him getting up was > 10 seconds, which was proven by Wilder's vid.

He made Reiss's slow count, that is true.