Like .5 seconds? You couldn't DQ Marquez with it that close. What happen, rule wise, in that situation? Goes to scorecards?
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12-09-12 12:22 AM #1
What would've happened if KO came right after the bell?
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12-09-12 12:29 AM #2
they pretend it never happened
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12-09-12 12:39 AM #3
Bell can not save u
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12-09-12 12:43 AM #4
yeah, but its kinda hard to pretend it never happened with Manny taking a nap in the ring. Seems like they wouldn't let a fight continue after a hit that brutal. I dunno.
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12-09-12 12:45 AM #5
I'm talking about the punch happening right after the bell. Different thing.
Originally Posted by pimike
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12-09-12 12:45 AM #6
Originally Posted by pimike
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12-09-12 01:09 AM #7
pacman has the tendency to go all at it the last few seconds of every round, that one mistake cost him the fight. i literally thought that the round was over when he received that punch.
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