Keith Kizer "Joe pointed to the timekeeper and said time in"

Ortiz has a few wires lose. Strange ****. Headbutts Floyd like he wants to kill him, then can't stop hugging and kissing him afterwards. I don't buy anyone can have that much remorse under that situation. Maybe he automatically went in his phoney good guy mode thinking about how bad the headbutt would've looked.

 

there is such a thing in this world as professionalism

 

It's a common behavioural trait when somebody does something seriously wrong against another person and knows punishment is inevitable. They try to difuse the situation and reduce the punishment by exaggerating being a nice person and genuinely sorry even though they may have done the wrong thing diliberately.

Go speak to some teachers and ask him what happens to students when they do something wrong and they're taken to the principal or if a child does something wrong against one parent and then exaggerates being a nice person to the other parent. Human nature, and Floyd Mayweather was too experienced to fall for something like that.

 

That is a Glass Jaw right there.

 

I don't really get it. Floyd does enough outside the ring to irritate anyone plenty. I can't stand the guy, but he really didn't do anything wrong here. He was pissed and retaliated inside the rules. It isn't like he was getting his ass whooped in that fight and used that moment to turn it around.

 

I don't think there is any debate whether it was legal as this has been clearly pointed out, the only thing Floyd was guilty of by throwing those punches was showing no class.

 

perfectly legal, but still classless..

and WTF, joe cortez restarted the fight then looking away and telling the time-keeper to time-in

 

NO CLASS... doing what he is paid to do.

 

you know, after watching it again, it looks like floyd put up his hands...looked at ortiz...and just waited to hear "time in"

once he heard time in he let the left fly

 

Of course he did. Kizer ALWAYS backs up his people, no matter how wrong they are. He even defended the phantom knockdown in the Pacquiao-Mosley fight, even after Bayless fully admitted he blew the call and apologized for it.

 

Showing some sportsmanship wouldn't hurt him, I think the majority of fans can agree that it was a display of no class regardless of him receiving a check for doing so. Legal yes, classy? No.

 

What I see is Ortiz getting hit with the left hook and then not even covering up or defending himself, resulting in getting hit with the right hand. Instead he looks to Cortez for help.

 

Look Man fighter drop their hands all the time in fights, weather it a gesture of good will or a gesture of cockiness, in ether case once the ref says lets fight, it mean just that "lets fight", why a fighter drops his hand in a fight is his business and his responsibility to protect himself if he decides to do so in ether circumstance. Its not Cortez , or Floyd responsibility to make sure Ortiz is ready to fight once the ref has signal a continue in the action. The ref said lets go not lets hug ..

 

I think the bell should have rung for the end of the rd as soon as Cortez said 'Time in". But it is what it is. I believe Mayweather would have knocked him out in the later rounds. It is a shame that it ended that way.

 

i dont think anyone actually thinks it was illegal, just more of a ***** move.....only reason i aint mad is cause victor ****en deserved that ****....

letting floyd walk out 2nd was ****en ***** made....and all that ***gotry after the foul, hugging, kissing, **** if it wasn't on live t.v. vic would've probably sucked his dick