Jorge Arce vs. Lorenzo Parra II & Jorge Paez Jr. vs. Octavio Castro RBR

It was drunky-pants nigh-nigh time when you posted that!



Those would both be a barrel of laughs. Or a barrel of monkeys.

Or...both? I guess they're not mutually exclusive. At all. :think

 

Travieso wishlist:

1) winner of Yamanaka vs. Darchinyan
2) King Kong
3) Perez
4) Leo Santa Cruz
5) Morel :thedevil1 (just for the sheer carnage)
6) Koki Kameda
7) Iwasa
8.) DDLM

With the exception of #5, those would all be WAR...in white capitals, on a red baseball cap.

I don't really want to see him in with Mares or Moreno. Both are bad looks stylistically. It would just be an old man getting soundly outboxed.

 

...****flaps is as ****flaps does. :twisted:

 

A count wasn't necessary, but my understanding is that when the rev waives the ten-count or standing eight it goes down as a TKO.

This has led to a lot of people getting mad at referees in circumstances where someone is brutally knocked out cold but the formality of the ten-count isn't gone through with, because it "robs" the victor of an ostensibly more prestigious "Knockout" on their record (even though a "technical knockout" can - in circumstances such as those - be just as concussive and authoritative as someone trying and failing to beat a full count of ten and thereby ruled as having lost by plain old "knockout"). People don't like the TKO tag because it carries the stigma of cuts losses and horribly premature stoppages like Calzaghe vs. Manfredo - and they've got a legitimate gripe.

On the other hand, when you have situations where someone is plainly unconscious and requiring medical attention (ie Williams in the Martinez rematch) the official is vilified if he even bothers to begin a count perceived as being unnecessary and in poor taste, and possibly delaying medical treatment for the sake of ceremony.

The poor refs just can't get any slack from the fans, damned if they do and damned if they don't.

 

Thanks man.

 

KO @ 8:00
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So yeah, Jorge can still slug his heart out at a certain level. Let's please not mention his name alongside Donaire's, though. Nobody wants to see that.