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Originally Posted by boxing2005
If refs were deducting points for an every illegal punch/move out there, they would be doing more than the fighters in the ring. Peter just punched the hell out of the back of Toney's head and the ref didn't say a damn thing about it. Hatton would be DQd by now and so would be Hollyfield. Actually, I would say that a good number of current and former champs would be. Lewis did exactly the same think - would you DQd him also?
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Tony turns his head allot so it has to be looked at very closely as it happens, to see if it’s intentional or caused by Tony turning his head.
Quickly of the top of my head
1-Evander
2-B-hop (I am a fan of his)
Much of their success comes from their dirty and illegal tactics and if they whir penalized accordingly they might not be or have the status they have now.
For example B-hop charges in with his head and head bunts allot and gets away with it.
This gives him a big advantage because it forces the other fighter to move back and lift his head to avoid being cut by a head bunt and what’s b-hops favorite bunch as he charges? His over hand right. And it always lands.
If a ref forces b-hop to stop doing this he would be a much deferent fighter.
And possibly have deferent results in some of his fights.
If klistko is forced to throw the jab instead of leaving it out their the way he does he would use much more energy and may be he would have a deferent win record especially in the decisions that he has gotten.
And the same goes for Lenox.
Hold your hand out and when I get in they will get a nasty upper cut to the Ball’s.
The disadvantage to me is that they would get away with holding their hand out and I would get the point deduction. Mostly because of the incompetent refs.
That don’t know the rules them self’s.
Wladimir Klitschko vs Calvin Brock 11-11-2006
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