Let us discuss DeGale's blatant excessive spitting out of the mouthpiece.

How about we discuss Jack's Chin?

 

We could discuss DEGALES as well!

 

Tito went down multiple times in the first round to win. Jack did the same tonite.

 

This thread sucks

 

Can't wait to see it at 175 when he can't even take punches from average punchers at 168.

I don't call that a very good Chin. Sorry.

 

Tito had a Glass Jaw. Also Jack didn't win. I guess you also agree Kovalev won also?

 

Stupid idiot!

 

Well you can't have it both ways. And yes Tito had a mediocre Chin.

 

How the **** do you score a fight for DeGale when he was out landed by at least 50 punches but score a fight for Kovalev wide when he out landed Ward by 4 punches!!!

 

Eh, CopuBox isn't reliable. That being said...people aren't consistent lol.

 

He was obviously gassed out, so it happens. Did seem more excessive than most allow, though.

 

He took every single punch after being knocked down... please stop this nonsense. Nobody says **** about Tito and he was notorious for going down early in fights.

 

Just thought I'd post on the tooth issue - think some of the details were overlooked abit - during one of the middle rounds (I'l have to skip through the fight to find it again) DeGale got hit with a double uppercut - which knocked the mouthguard and tooth out - showtime showed the slow-motion of when the mouthguard first came out and you can clearly see the tooth came out at the same time, and when watching the fight you can hear Degale say a few times (to the doctor etc) that it was a bridge (so he was already missing his front tooth and had a bridge in), after this point the mouthguard keeps coming out - now some of it I think may have been him maybe trying to buy some time - but also some of it is that it's hard to try and keep the mouthguard in missing a front tooth - your two front teeth pretty much secure the mouthguard in place, missing one of them makes it alot looser and vulnerable to coming out, and you can hear in the last round the Ref. says to Degale to bite down on it to stop it coming out (or he'll disqualify him - because that makes sense.....) - so the Ref. was basically saying to bite down with your back teeth to keep it in place because again without both front teeth the guard wont hold in place correctly Thought I'd post to clear some of that up - think it was missed that the first time the mouthguard came out was the same time the tooth was knocked out - and that it was a bridge.

Edit: - so just had a quick look and in the 8th round you see Degale get hit with 2 uppercuts in a row - this knocks the mouthpiece out - at the end of the round they show it in slo-mo and if you watch when the mouth guard hits the canvas you can see the tooth come out of it - this is the 1st time it comes out in the fight.