Standing count

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  1. hobgob21

    hobgob21 Active Member Full Member

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    I was surprised to see this. Can't recall ever seeing a standing count in a HW championship fight. Does anyone know what the rules stated for this fight? Where to find it?
     
  2. The Professor

    The Professor Socialist Ring Leader Staff Member

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    The ropes held him up. That's why it was called a KD. Frankly, it was nice to see a ref who didn't panic and stop the fight prematurely.
     
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  3. UmarIFLUmar

    UmarIFLUmar Boxing Addict Full Member

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    In most other situations that's waved off.

    I think giving Fury a standing count and a chance to recover for a fight of this magnitude is the right decision though.
     
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  4. lordlosh

    lordlosh Boxing Junkie banned Full Member

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    It was not, as he was literally done, and he fell on the ropes like 5 time already. If you get held by the rope is a KD straight away. That was either a KO or multiple KD. You don't have it any other way.
     
  5. James Hudson

    James Hudson Active Member Full Member

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    Ref threw him a 17 or 18 second lifeline to recover!!! Fury was just 2 or 3 more clean punches away from being stopped in round 9
     
  6. lobk

    lobk Original ESB Member

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    If the rope prevents you from going down , it is suppose to be ruled a knock down.