Nick Blackwell vs Chris Eubank Jnr

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Primo Carnera

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Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe

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Originally Posted by Dark Lord Al

Isn't it funny , and by the way I wish Nick a full recovery , however Joshua KOS brutally Whyte , but its regarded by some as just a British standard fighter.
However Eubank Jr has now failed to win by brutal KO in 2 back to back british standard fights , however he is world class ?
Nothing like double standards.

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Nicely put Al. Whats Ross' response?

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No response from what I've seen. Reason? He hasn't got a response. He's happy to talk shit about all sorts of other things he knows nothing about but chooses to gloss over and ignore when he doesn't
have an answer.

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You want a response to that shit?

Who had Whyte faced? He hadnt fought anybody relevant.

Blackwell had beaten Ryder, took Saunders the distance, gave a good acount of himself as a complete novice against Murray.

He was a known quantity, had done 12 rounds and been in title fights and had won and defended a title!!! Pushed Saunders a world champ who would have you believe that Blackwell was going to do Eubank. As it happens Eubank dealt with him far easier than anyone.

You lot make me laugh! I thought the difference was that obvious it wouldnt need any pointing out and insulting your inteligence;D

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That wasn't the question I was talking about sap! Mind you that's another you avoided, so that's a start.
When you saw Blackwell talking to Eubank Sr. After the fight, did you think to yourself or perhaps say, " he's in trouble , I reckon he's going to be in Hospital later in a coma" ?
Answer that one now you're on a roll! 😂😂

I didnt see any footage of him chatting afterward, just him stumbling to his corner having to be helped by Lockett.

You argue over some real pathetic shit!

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Originally Posted by ross

I didnt see any footage of him chatting afterward, just him stumbling to his corner having to be helped by Lockett.

You argue over some real pathetic shit!

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Robert Smith backs referee and doctors over Nick Blackwell | Boxing News | Sky Sports

You see what you want to see. I posted this once , but I'll post it again , 2nd picture of the report. I'm fucked if I'm going to download the whole fucking programme just because you're in denial.
You, or anyone didn't think the poor guy would end up in a coma, but you expect the ref and trainer to know. You're the fucking pathetic one.
You're like them annoying ex-smokers who moan like fuck about smokers! You've laced them up, realised you were shit and lacking bottle, weren't wanted as a ref or a trainer, went judging and was shit at it, and you have the balls to blame people like Lockett and Loughlin for something that nobody could've foreseen. Fucking joker.

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Originally Posted by Primo Carnera

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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I couldn't give a fuck about 8 counts, I just liked the description! ;D
for the 4th time, still don't want to answer my question? :rolleyes::rolleyes:

Are you all there dopey?

Look above, I answered your dopey question:rolleyes:

No you fucking never! Do you think everyone on here is as stupid as you? I'm getting bored of you squirming now and I'm sure everyone else is. I can't be fucked with you.

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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Feel free to prove me wrong, numbnuts. Standing 8-count? British title rules?

Hmmmmmm. I confess to not knowing the answer, but the silence is deafening! ;D;D;D

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" ������������������

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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Feel free to prove me wrong, numbnuts. Standing 8-count? British title rules?

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3.32 Should a Boxer go down to the floor as the result of a legitimate blow, the Timekeeper shall count off the seconds strictly in accordance with his watch. The opponent shall retire immediately to the furthest neutral corner and neither Boxer shall resume boxing until ordered to do so by the Referee.
3.32.1 In this Regulation 3.32, “down” shall mean one or more of the following:-
(a) when a Boxer falls from the boxing ring beyond the ring apron as a result of a legitimate blow; or
(b) when a Boxer is on one foot or both feet and at the same time any other part of his body is touching the floor of the boxing ring; or
(c) when a Boxer is supported on the ropes of the boxing ring and, in the opinion of the Referee, is unable to defend himself; or
(d) when a Boxer is in the act of rising
and in all of the above cases, a Boxer shall be considered to be down until he has regained his feet within the boxing ring and is in a position and a condition to defend himself.

3.33 If a Boxer is “down” under the provisions of Regulation 3.32.1(a) he must return to the boxing ring unassisted within twenty seconds. In all other cases mentioned above, he must regain his feet unassisted within ten seconds. The Referee shall not permit a Boxer to continue boxing, if in his opinion he is able to do so, until the expiration of 8 seconds following the knock down.
3.33.1 A Boxer failing to continue with a Contest after the intervals specified above shall not be awarded any points for that round but will have 10 points deducted from his score. His opponent shall receive ten points and be declared the winner.
3.33.2 If a Boxer regains his feet in the boxing ring within the specified intervals but fails to satisfy the Referee that he is in a position and condition to defend himself, the Referee shall stop the Contest and deduct ten points from this score. He shall award the opponent ten points and declare him the winner.
3.33.3 A Referee shall have the power to interrupt the count where he considers that a fallen Boxer is in need of urgent medical attention and in such cases the opponent shall be declared the winner by a technical count out (T.C.O.).

:rolleyes:

Here in black and white http://bbbofc.com/content/rules-boxing-0

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Originally Posted by Fenster

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Primo Carnera

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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Feel free to prove me wrong, numbnuts. Standing 8-count? British title rules?

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3.32 Should a Boxer go down to the floor as the result of a legitimate blow, the Timekeeper shall count off the seconds strictly in accordance with his watch. The opponent shall retire immediately to the furthest neutral corner and neither Boxer shall resume boxing until ordered to do so by the Referee.
3.32.1 In this Regulation 3.32, “down” shall mean one or more of the following:-
(a) when a Boxer falls from the boxing ring beyond the ring apron as a result of a legitimate blow; or
(b) when a Boxer is on one foot or both feet and at the same time any other part of his body is touching the floor of the boxing ring; or
(c) when a Boxer is supported on the ropes of the boxing ring and, in the opinion of the Referee, is unable to defend himself; or
(d) when a Boxer is in the act of rising
and in all of the above cases, a Boxer shall be considered to be down until he has regained his feet within the boxing ring and is in a position and a condition to defend himself.

3.33 If a Boxer is “down” under the provisions of Regulation 3.32.1(a) he must return to the boxing ring unassisted within twenty seconds. In all other cases mentioned above, he must regain his feet unassisted within ten seconds. The Referee shall not permit a Boxer to continue boxing, if in his opinion he is able to do so, until the expiration of 8 seconds following the knock down.
3.33.1 A Boxer failing to continue with a Contest after the intervals specified above shall not be awarded any points for that round but will have 10 points deducted from his score. His opponent shall receive ten points and be declared the winner.
3.33.2 If a Boxer regains his feet in the boxing ring within the specified intervals but fails to satisfy the Referee that he is in a position and condition to defend himself, the Referee shall stop the Contest and deduct ten points from this score. He shall award the opponent ten points and declare him the winner.
3.33.3 A Referee shall have the power to interrupt the count where he considers that a fallen Boxer is in need of urgent medical attention and in such cases the opponent shall be declared the winner by a technical count out (T.C.O.).

:rolleyes:

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Am I right in saying the example you have just provided is not a standing 8 count?

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Fenster

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Originally Posted by ross

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Originally Posted by Primo Carnera

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Originally Posted by Fenster

There's no standing eight count under British rules (or world title rules).

This thick cunt has been told a million times but I might as well waste my time again.

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"This thick cunt!" 😂😂😂

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Dont embarrass yourself listening to Fenster. There is an 8 count still:rolleyes:

Fuckng dimwitts.....

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Feel free to prove me wrong, numbnuts. Standing 8-count? British title rules?

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3.32 Should a Boxer go down to the floor as the result of a legitimate blow, the Timekeeper shall count off the seconds strictly in accordance with his watch. The opponent shall retire immediately to the furthest neutral corner and neither Boxer shall resume boxing until ordered to do so by the Referee.
3.32.1 In this Regulation 3.32, “down” shall mean one or more of the following:-
(a) when a Boxer falls from the boxing ring beyond the ring apron as a result of a legitimate blow; or
(b) when a Boxer is on one foot or both feet and at the same time any other part of his body is touching the floor of the boxing ring; or
(c) when a Boxer is supported on the ropes of the boxing ring and, in the opinion of the Referee, is unable to defend himself; or
(d) when a Boxer is in the act of rising
and in all of the above cases, a Boxer shall be considered to be down until he has regained his feet within the boxing ring and is in a position and a condition to defend himself.

3.33 If a Boxer is “down” under the provisions of Regulation 3.32.1(a) he must return to the boxing ring unassisted within twenty seconds. In all other cases mentioned above, he must regain his feet unassisted within ten seconds. The Referee shall not permit a Boxer to continue boxing, if in his opinion he is able to do so, until the expiration of 8 seconds following the knock down.
3.33.1 A Boxer failing to continue with a Contest after the intervals specified above shall not be awarded any points for that round but will have 10 points deducted from his score. His opponent shall receive ten points and be declared the winner.
3.33.2 If a Boxer regains his feet in the boxing ring within the specified intervals but fails to satisfy the Referee that he is in a position and condition to defend himself, the Referee shall stop the Contest and deduct ten points from this score. He shall award the opponent ten points and declare him the winner.
3.33.3 A Referee shall have the power to interrupt the count where he considers that a fallen Boxer is in need of urgent medical attention and in such cases the opponent shall be declared the winner by a technical count out (T.C.O.).

:rolleyes:

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Am I right in saying the example you have just provided is not a standing 8 count?

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What!?

Read the bold. "Down" can mean standing, using the ropes. Not allowed to fight again until 8 seconds has passed.

Maybe they bring a stool in for the to sit comfortably during the 8 second duration?;D

Standing eight-count

A standing eight-count, also known as a*protection count, occurs when the referee stops the action and gives an eight-count to a boxer who has not been knocked down but appears hurt. During this time, the referee will determine if the boxer is fit to continue.

When scoring a fight, a standing eight-count is considered the same as a knockdown.

Standing eight-counts are standard procedure in all amateur bouts.

The*Association of Boxing Commissions*unified rules*state: "There is NO Standing (8) Count."

IBF,*WBA,*WBC*and*WBO*title fights do not allow the standing eight-count.

The following states have the standing eight-count in effect: Connecticut, Massachusetts, Michigan, Mississippi, New York, Pennsylvania and Tennessee,

Compare:*mandatory eight-coun