Dirrel v Abraham

Hey bluey stop worrying about me and look at it for what it is, that's all I'm saying. You're not dumb because you disagree with me, you're dumb probably based on alot of factors that I'm not totally aware of, but you are obviously dumb, I can't help you champ.

I've seen Abraham before, has Abraham fought Dirrell before? Abraham got whipped and acted like a coward.

 

Errr... no **** mate, did I not say sparring?

 

The bluey comment was uncalled for :twisted:

Iv looked at it a few more times and it was a big shot on AD when he was down.

BUT....... he pulls both his gloves up to his face and takes a lay down. And then with all the crying and **** in his corner i call it an act.

Again your saying im dumb because im not agree with you, and its 60/40 in the poles so i think both sides have a fair point in voicing there opinion.

Not all sparring is done with head gear lefty. Did you have headgear on when the 60kg guy rocked you?

 

Yeah same head gear, same ring. The head gear is more to stop cuts than anything else, any serious gym you should wear head gear.

He was crying because he thought he got knocked out, with most knockouts you see them move before they are out, very few knockouts are just bang, straight unconscious. He wasn't out for long and it wasn't straight away but he was obviously out for a period of time and struggled to regain his senses. I've seen people act like little kids when they get knocked out and come to.

Think what you want, I think anyone who thinks Dirrell faked that and had reason to fake that are not that bright to be honest. I do apologise for the bluey remark though, that was uncalled for.

 

We agree to disagree.

Thank you for the apology , the rumors are not true.

 

My logic is that because it was such a big shot, he almost fell the other way, and as his body was relaxing, and it took a sec or so to feel the pain from the impact, he covered his face and then naturally fell to the other side.
He had time to cover his face, because his body was upright for a moment.

That's how I see it anyway.