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    Default Refs are costing some fighters their lives by not calling fouls

    Somwe fighters will get hit dozens and dozens of times hard and clean behind the neck where the btrainstem and spinal cord merge, dozens of hard shots to the back of the head , even behind the ear shoudl be strictly enforced so we dont lose any nmore boxers. Too many boxers are getting hit repeatedly behind the ear, way back around the side of their heads, and even worse exactly at the back of the skull. Refs arent fucking enforcing the law, arent taking points, fuck the 3 warnings b4 taking a point, I say NO WARNINGS AND TAKE 2 POINTS. These cunts will stop doing this shit fast when they see they will lose 2 points, and the 2nd violation should be 3 points, and so forth.

    That Frankie Leal fight makes me sick. 2 clear hard shots to the rear and then the very back of the skull. There is a REASON why rabbit shots are illegal, because they are very dangerous to the health, there is a reason and yet guys like Benn, and guys like Leal's opponent, and how many countless other fighters of MODERN TIMES (b4 somebody chimes in about Marciano hitting behind the head in 1955)...are hitting behind the fucking head and the fucking ref isnt doing shit.

    If somebody hit me behind the head in a boxing match I would fucking flip out and either knock the fuck into the press row, or hit him so bad and so low in retaliation I would be DQ'ed/ no motherfucker si going to hit ME behind the fucking head in Marquis of Queensbury rules no fucking way, I am so pissed off right now from all the fucking cheating and shoddy refereeing over the past 10-15 years I am ready to throw some rabbit punches.

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    Default Re: Refs are costing some fighters their lives by not calling fouls

    I agree with you. But its hard for refs a lot of the time. Some fighters use showing the back of their heads as defense and its their own fault they get hit there. My hatred is the head shots in tight clinches, almost always to the back of the head

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    Quote Originally Posted by Silkeyjoe View Post
    I agree with you. But its hard for refs a lot of the time. Some fighters use showing the back of their heads as defense and its their own fault they get hit there. My hatred is the head shots in tight clinches, almost always to the back of the head
    Exactly. I can understand fighters targeting the back of the head if that's what is presented to them, even if it's clearly out of frustration. Refs shouldn't tolerate guys leaning over like that as a means of buying time or staying out of harm. It's when guys will initiate a clinch and then rabbit punch during it which pisses me off, that should be an instant point deduction imo.

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    I agree, it's hard for referees to call a foul when a punch is already started and the other fighter moves into a position which causes or contributes to the foul.
    Referees don't mind giving warnings but they dislike taking a point, that's a fact. You see a couple warnings for a foul plenty of times but the third and fourth foul seems to be real hard for the ref to see.
    I can't remember the last time I saw a point deduction for the ubiquitous punch to the back of the head from the clinched position, maybe because when one fighter starts doing it the other retaliates in kind, usually.
    The ref has a tough job, he's supposed to protect both fighters, make sure all the rules are followed and do it without becoming a big factor in the outcome. An overly aggressive referee can kill the flow of a fight and bring me to the point of yelling at the TV, a lax or partial ref can allow one fighter to take over a fight which usually has me yelling at the TV also. Refereeing has never been a job I would want.

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    Default Re: Refs are costing some fighters their lives by not calling fouls

    I actually would like to ref.

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    Default Re: Refs are costing some fighters their lives by not calling fouls

    Me too! I'd never work again after my first fight but I wouldn't stand for any holding or rabbit punches, Id probably DQ half the top fighters out there before the 3rd or 4th round

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    Default Re: Refs are costing some fighters their lives by not calling fouls

    Quote Originally Posted by p4pking View Post
    Me too! I'd never work again after my first fight but I wouldn't stand for any holding or rabbit punches, Id probably DQ half the top fighters out there before the 3rd or 4th round
    yeah I would have DQ'ed the Klitschkos countless times for dirty tactics, leaning on opponents to sap their energy, pushing their heads down, etc.

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    Quote Originally Posted by brocktonblockbust View Post
    Quote Originally Posted by p4pking View Post
    Me too! I'd never work again after my first fight but I wouldn't stand for any holding or rabbit punches, Id probably DQ half the top fighters out there before the 3rd or 4th round
    yeah I would have DQ'ed the Klitschkos countless times for dirty tactics, leaning on opponents to sap their energy, pushing their heads down, etc.
    There have been plenty of times I would have given just about anything to see a quick DQ.
    You are right, it would probably be your last refereeing job.
    The bigger the fight, the more the referee makes which means the refs will turn a blind eye--sometimes--to the occasional foul. There are other times, in big fights, when you just know the ref is making a little something on the side, in my opinion.
    I think the referees who work with the new pros should be more experienced--not less. They should also be very strict with the rules, calling every foul. They should be compensated with some coin for working with the new pros. New pros should not be allowed to get away with anything. Never going to happen, just something I've thought of before.
    I have noticed, lately, that the young pros are committing more fouls than ever.
    I have things to do, adios.

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