What does RTD stand for?

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  1. Cableaddict

    Cableaddict Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    I always thought it meant "refused to deliver." - or something like that. (seriously.)
     
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  4. Webbiano

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    :? that's just ****ed up Magoo.
     
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  5. AZ_40

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    Rtd=dlh
     
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  6. mr. magoo

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    Don't worry about **** that went down before your time.
     
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  7. Unforgiven

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    Never heard of "Referee Technical Decision", don't know if Wikipedia is reliable in this case.

    It's "RTD" for "retired". As already mentioned.
    Also, I seen some older record books use "ret." instead.

    "RSC" and "RSF" also used to be common, meaning "referee stopped contest" or "referee stopped fight" .... which is same as TKO .... and "retired" is often recorded as TKO too of course.
     
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  8. mcvey

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    In Mendoza's case it's an abbreviation for ******ED.:good
     
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