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Not 100% sure on the stoppage. I think maybe Warrington deserved the chance of the minute rest as the bell had gone. He got up very quickly and clearly was wobbly but he was up.
 
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How does Woods keep doing it!?Snatching victory from the jaws of defeat seems to be his super power. Love watching his fights

Always found Warrington a dirty fighter so I like seeing him banged out
 
Just watched the highlights, not having that stoppage at all. Guy went down on the bell and should've been given the minute to recover.

Edit: Oh, and AJ needs to retire. Agree a contract to a fight with Wilder only to back out and look at Hrgovic instead. Hope he gets flattened. Bored of the pantomime that surrounds him and Hearn every fight.
 
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Pigeon_Killer said:
Just watched the highlights, not having that stoppage at all. Guy went down on the bell and should've been given the minute to recover.
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But that’s against the rules of boxing? You can’t be saved by the bell.

He should’ve got up and shown the referee he was able to fight. He didn’t do that.

Good stoppage.


Edit: Oh, and AJ needs to retire. Agree a contract to a fight with Wilder only to back out and look at Hrgovic instead. Hope he gets flattened. Bored of the pantomime that surrounds him and Hearn every fight.
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To be fair it’s not like AJ is often the one messing around in fights. He’s tried to make fights with both Wilder and Fury numerous times with both messing him about. Fair enough if he’s done it this time. I’d go for a belt over facing Wilder for….. reasons… any day of the week, if I was in AJ shoes. It’s not what the fans want but does he care about that? Probably not
 
1. Each round shall consist of a three (3) minute duration, with a one (1) minute rest period between rounds.

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7. There is NO Standing Eight (8) Count.

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9. A boxer shall receive a twenty (20) second count if the boxer is knocked out of the ring. The boxer is to be unassisted by spectators or his/her seconds. If assisted by anyone, the boxer may lose points or be disqualified with such a decision being within the sole discretion of the referee.

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There is nothing the referee could've done. There was nothing unfair with what happened, it has always been this way. Unlucky but not unfair.
 
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Junglist said:
But that’s against the rules of boxing? You can’t be saved by the bell.

He should’ve got up and shown the referee he was able to fight. He didn’t do that.

Good stoppage.
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I've only watched the highlights but it looks like he beat the count, stumbled over to his corner and was looking to sit down thinking the round was over. I know the rules say they can't be saved but the ref didn't seem to give him a chance when he walked over to him. Can't stand the guy and I'm glad he lost but looked like a good scrap until the KO.
 
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Pigeon_Killer said:
I've only watched the highlights but it looks like he beat the count, stumbled over to his corner and was looking to sit down thinking the round was over. I know the rules say they can't be saved but the ref didn't seem to give him a chance when he walked over to him. Can't stand the guy and I'm glad he lost but looked like a good scrap until the KO.
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He never walked to the referee. He got up and stumbled himself into the corner facing his team whilst the referee counted behind him. He did nothing to save himself and it couldn't have happened to a better person.

I was not enjoying the fight as I was supporting Woods and Warrington was doing really well but it seems like winning agaisnt the run of play is his speciality :D
 
I think it was justified, if he was able to turn around sooner and and try to show that he was ok then he might have had a chance, the body language was all negative though.

He was still gone long after the count as well, hard to see in the highlights but he pretty much stumbled forward with his legs not working and bumbled into the ropes before being plonked back on a stool.

Still, he showed he has something left to give so it's probably not over for him yet, they'd likely use the bad stoppage angle if there were to be a rematch at super featherweight.

Wood is just entertainment value, he deserves the big homecoming fight at this point.
 
He really is and he does. That Conlan fight was nuts. Then to run it back with Lara and absolutely deal with him... Can't not support him
 
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American PPVs are often vastyl more expensive than the UK. I think that Mayweather vs Pacquio may have been $100/$120

Doesn't bother me. It's a nothing fight that I wouldn't watch if it was in my back garden.
 
I have to admit, even as bad as it is, it’s been quite entertaining so far. Double team boxing, awesome :cry:

This last fight with slim and papi guy was fun. I don’t have a clue who they are but the comeback lockout was legit
 
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