next to ruskull you're the biggest klit licker on the forum, so of course you're under the impression it was a KO:roll:
he went down from the punch and looked a right mess, lol. Vitali hits harder than Lewis and Bowe as Briggs said.
There was obvious contact from the Vitali's right hook. You could hear the impact and see it from both angles. Basically Solis would have been better off taking a knee. Or even falling on his front, instead of his back. He could of beaten the count, without knee injury. But he went down from the punch, and couldn't continue because of the injury. That's a TKO ....
Here is something to help you see what the cause of the KD was. How many legs are still buckling and wobbly when SOlis gets up and is holding the ropes? Answer that honestly, and you'll have your answer as to what caused the KD/TKO. He was not leaning on one leg, and trying to keep his weight off of a hurt leg, B O T H legs were rubber, equally so.
Knockouts Fighters can stop a fight with a knockout or technical knockout. When a fighter is knocked down, the referee gives the fighter eight seconds to return to his feet and demonstrate that he can continue. If the fighter can't do so, the fight is stopped. If a boxer sustains an injury from a fair blow and the injury is severe enough to terminate the bout, the injured boxer shall lose by TKO. :deal
Yep, this is the definition of a knock down, If you are hit with a legal punch and your hand touches the canvas or you are held up by the ropes it is classed as a knock down. The ref did the right thing by stopping the fight, if the fight was left to continue, solis could be dead
his legs gave when he lunged in... that shot was not clean/halfblocked/forehead. People who thinks klit ko him are acting stubbornly ******ed.
I understand where you are coming from, and I only speak for myself, but the reason I keep saying Solis was "KO'd" was because Solis got KO'd. Again, I don't speak for the board, but that's why I refer to it this way.