George Foreman and Roy Jones

George Foreman expert analysis during a fight and Roy Jones expert analysis

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[scott053]

if zab would visit the wizard of oz and get a heart he might be a contender.

[jugg2000]

Roy Jones is a very good commentator. He usually is pretty accurate.

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[MrGrandeHermano]

ГДЕ ТУТ Roy Jones??? 

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[bigfag]

@TxREX1991 ur a dumbass

[MeAndMyFamily1992]

2:15 looked like a low blow

[trailstar1]

@57worldwide i googled "boxing ropes stop you from being knocked down". There are plenty of site that explain this rule Eg abcboxing which states that a knockdown occures when: any part other than the soles of his feet touch the canvas if he is hanging helplessly on the ropes if only the ropes prevent him from being knocked down

I wont keep replying because we are going off topic and arguing over the internet is lame.

I dont blame you for not knowing its an obscure rule :)

[trailstar1]

@57worldwide If you listened to what was said after then Harold Lederman is asked if he thought it was a knockdown and he replies "If the ropes were to stop you from hitting the canvas then thats a knockdown under the rules, thats a knockdown absolutely". Laderman has been a boxing commentator/ judge since 1967 so the other 2 just accept he's right.

[57worldwide]

@trailstar1 I have seen the moment I believe you are referring to. One commentator says, 'Well, his seat never hit the canvas.'

A second commentator replies, 'They're gonna call it a knockdown anyway.'

Another commentator quips, 'I agree Larry, I don't think it was a knockdown. He wobbled back but he did not go down.'

A referee can give the standing 8 count if he believes a fighter is in danger, afterwards deciding wether he is fit to continue.

Now, look up the rules of boxing. Thank you.

[57worldwide]

@trailstar1 You aren't referring to a knockdown. Although a standing 8 count is the same as a knockdown from a judging point of view (meaning it is worth the same score as knocking down your opponent), it isn't a knockdown (because the two are different in the rules of boxing). I looked up the rules, there is a difference. A knockdown is when anything but the boxer's feet touch the canvas.

You saw something in a boxing match but that doesn't mean it's a rule.

[trailstar1]

@57worldwide Look it up :). I've watched a few fights where that rule has been used for example when James Toney is knocked down by Roy Jones.