What is the deal with how these officials are just throwing fights in the super six

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  1. TH3 GOAT

    TH3 GOAT Member Full Member

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    I dont know about you but speaking through my personal opinion. These refs or shall i say CAPTAIN save a hoes are really blowing the fights ive seen so far. Both American fighters gets deducted a point for bull****. It really pissed me off. Abraham and froch were fighting dirty and not one point was taken. What do you think. It's all fixed.


    Something needs to be done.
     
  2. mrtony80

    mrtony80 Likes thick chicks Full Member

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  3. JoeAverage

    JoeAverage Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    Let's keep our eyes on the refereeing in the upcoming fights. However, for now we have little to really talk about because it wouldn't have changed much of anything at all.

    Abraham KOed Taylor - unless you think it was a controversial stoppage?

    And Dirrell fought a completely wrong fight and lost the fight himself. Actually Dirrell, according to the rules, ought to have had at least one point deducted for ducking in the waist facing the ground. This is illegal and Dirrell did this more than any other fighter I have seen for a long time. Froch in return tried to hit him in the back of the head.

    In such a case the one who is ducking should get the point deducted first. If Froch then still keeps trying to hit in the back, then Froch should have one deducted too.

    But Dirrell never got a point deducted as he should have according to the rules.
     
  4. Auracle21

    Auracle21 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    dirrell might have fougt the wrong fight but he won easily. so him losing was bull****. and having that point being deducted was bull****.
     
  5. Fan88

    Fan88 Well-Known Member Full Member

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    There may be some hometown bias. . .happens everywhere. . .United States included. . .no big deal. Holyfield-Lewis I and DLH-Sturm and, more recently, Cintron-Martinez, were far greater robberies than Dirrell-Froch. You could also throw in Castillo-PBF I in there although it's a little, but not too big, of a stretch. These were all hometown decisions favoring the US fighter versus a foreigner. It just sucks when its the fighters one cheers that are on the receiving end of hometown officiating.


    We'll see how it all balances out when the Super 6 moves to the US for a couple of fights.
     
  6. Serenata

    Serenata Fit und geimpft Full Member

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    Have you seen the lowblows Taylor did in the slowmotion you smartass?

    That was bull****? :? :!:
     
  7. ramalinga

    ramalinga Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Taylor did low blow, that's not bull****. And how was Abraham fighting dirty? Not even Taylor's corner had complains about the ref.

    It was a bad night for American boxing, get over it. I scored the fight for Dirrell, but he still has only himself to blame. I don't see some anti - American conspiracy here. It is American boxing that always emphasizes going forward and tends to discredit fighters who fight going backwards and then Dirrell comes to Europe and runs most of the night.
     
  8. des3995

    des3995 Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    JT absolutely did hit AA with some low blows. But AA was also out there begging for the ref to call them right from the get go. I think it is a tactic of his. I can't blame him, let's him focus on protecting his head, which he does well.
     
  9. TFFP

    TFFP The Eskimo

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    Taylor deserved a point. He nailed AA with a hard low blow, the ref let him off but then he continued to stray south of the border. Whether they all landed in the danger zone or not I'm not sure but they were far too close for comfort, he can only blame himself after getting a warning.

    Dirrell deserved a point but so did Froch. Whether for rabbit punching or throwing his opponent to the floor.
     
  10. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    The American fighters paid for their transgressions. The european fighters did not, therefore, the credibility of the Sauerland Six took a big hit.
     
  11. Cobbler

    Cobbler Shoemaker To The Stars Full Member

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    Dude, your credibility takes a hit everytime you post this and look like a 14 year old girl telling everyone on her Bebo page how rubbish the birthday party she didn't get invited to was...
     
  12. MasterFlo

    MasterFlo Boxing Addict Full Member

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    After the Froch vs. Dirrell fight ended I shut off the TV and vowed not to watch the super six, too bad Ward vs. Kessler is so intriguing.
     
  13. booradley

    booradley Mean People Kick Ass! Full Member

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    Sauerland Events, a european promoter, put this tournament together. The 4 non-sauerland fighters were hand picked based on the near certainty that they will all lose to Sauerland's two fighters. Better, more proven, more deserving fighters were not invited.

    No matter how brilliantly Showtime promotes this tournament it had little real credibility to begin with. During the opening two fights the europeans fouled at will without repurcusions while both refs constantly jumped all over the American fighters. The Suaerland Six now has less credibility than it started with.
     
  14. aceshigh

    aceshigh Boxing Addict Full Member

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    Hell Yeah!

    One iffy decision on a horrible fight so lets just cancel the whole thing.

    Bring on the Arum six, featuring Pavlik vs five bums.

    Booradley needs new Spank material.
     
  15. BlueApollo

    BlueApollo Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I agree.

    In fact if you replay the 12th really slowly, you can see the ref pulling Jermain's hands down to make it easier for Abraham to KO him. Just an absolute travesty.