When Dirrell was KOd, did anyone see his leg trembling?

I would be on a stretcher be carried out of the arena. If I was conscious I would no doubt be talking nonsense.

 

Look at the JT afterwards... no questions, completely lost, dazed and confused. That's how you would be if you were conscious... and you certainly would not cry, scream, shout or anything similar... even if you thought you lost and were knocked out.

 

I don't remember if I visualized it because the commentators spoke of it or if I actually saw it. One thing, if he was faking, why would he think he was knocked out? He did not even react positively to winning. He still thought he lost.

 

atsch So what you're basically saying is that people are suppose to act the same way if they're knocked out?

 

It's remarkable to me that you think that the human reaction to getting knocked out by a punch is so stereotyped and so invariable than any deviation from your notion of "how a boxier should respond" must necessarily indicate that the fighter in point of fact must have been faking everything.

It's staggering.

How often have you seen in the history of boxing a fighter fake a knockout?

How many times? Ever?

It's rare isn't it. But you prefer this alternative to the obvious one -- i.e. that it was all real, that AD was knocked unconscious by a shot he didn't see coming.

Utterly bizarre how you can prefer the unprecedented alternative to the obvious reality. I'm going to wager that you're cognitively prone to conspiracy theories and are in fact a 9/11 truther.

 

Is this guy acting, too? Maybe he was faking and just wanted a job as a comedian.

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That guy is totally faking. I've never ever seen a reaction like that. What sort of acting is that? Horrible! Hilarious, what an actor! What's he doing with his arms -- never seen that once. Totally fake.