Boxing Thread

Started by bennydorano, November 04, 2007, 09:00:01 PM

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Quote from: nrico2006 on November 26, 2023, 08:18:15 PMTaylor lucky to not get points deducted for constant holding. She is a brilliant role model and sportsperson, but there are too many times where it's like charity boxing where she just stands and flails with her opponent as opposed to hitting and not being hit. She also spends a lot of tye later rounds in every fight staggering about.

I thought she was in more danger of a deduction for leading with the head. It happened a lot in the first few rounds.

Not sure about the knockdown you don't normally get one from a jab but it's possible if she was caught in the right spot.

Main Street

I think she was just caught off balance, it was more of a push than a jab, still it's a knockdown. Hard to credit in a fight where boxers are battering each other to bits, that such a harmless knockdown would cost you the round by 2 points. It looked so accidental and with Katie popping back up instantly, could it be that the ref just didn't deem it worthy of a knockdown and subsequent points penalty?


JoG2

Quote from: Main Street on November 27, 2023, 12:13:38 AMI think she was just caught off balance, it was more of a push than a jab, still it's a knockdown. Hard to credit in a fight where boxers are battering each other to bits, that such a harmless knockdown would cost you the round by 2 points. It looked so accidental and with Katie popping back up instantly, could it be that the ref just didn't deem it worthy of a knockdown and subsequent points penalty?



According to Talk Sport, Katie Taylor v Arva @ Croke Pk in the spring

gallsman

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Quote from: Main Street on November 27, 2023, 12:13:38 AMI think she was just caught off balance, it was more of a push than a jab, still it's a knockdown. Hard to credit in a fight where boxers are battering each other to bits, that such a harmless knockdown would cost you the round by 2 points. It looked so accidental and with Katie popping back up instantly, could it be that the ref just didn't deem it worthy of a knockdown and subsequent points penalty?



If she gets punched and she goes down, it's a knockdown. If she's off balance and a punch puts her down, it's a knockdown. Ref can't decide a punch wasn't forceful enough to put her down and therefore rule it not a knockdown.

Ref must have decided it was either a slip (hard to see how as she definitely got tagged) or she tripped as Cameron may have stood on her foot.

nrico2006

Knockdowns are hard to achieve hence the reward score wise. Doesn't matter how heavy the punch or fall was. I remember Yarde, Dubois and Brook both getting knocked out with jabs too.
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ONeill

I wanna have my kicks before the whole shithouse goes up in flames.

square_ball

Can't see McKenna surviving 10 rounds here.

Christmas Lights

Mckenna just a human punching bag.  The East Belfast guy just way more powerful

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Targetman

Mc Kenna never won a round, he took some punishment, Crocker looks the part, be interesting to see what level he reaches.

Christmas Lights

Conlon entrance music absolute dung. You need something to hype the crowd up.

bennydorano

Zero defence, WTF was the new trainer at

Silkyskillssunshinee

Quote from: bennydorano on December 02, 2023, 10:55:47 PMZero defence, WTF was the new trainer at

At some stage, you can't blame the trainers. Conlan is fairly chinny unfortunately.