^This!I think he is wrong.
He was asked if he could continue and he said yes. He didn't lose on points, so it wouldn't have mattered if the ref deducted points.
If he was affected that much and couldn't see, he should have let the fight go to a no-contest.
I think he is wrong.
He was asked if he could continue and he said yes. He didn't lose on points, so it wouldn't have mattered if the ref deducted points.
If he was affected that much and couldn't see, he should have let the fight go to a no-contest.
I think he is wrong.
He was asked if he could continue and he said yes. He didn't lose on points, so it wouldn't have mattered if the ref deducted points.
If he was affected that much and couldn't see, he should have let the fight go to a no-contest.
i quote metallica.....sad but true!You didnt read his appeal. His appeal holds a lot of validity. The referee acted out of his jurisdiction at multiple points in the fight as his appeal states with cited rules.
Probably wont win though.
When was someone fired for quitting due to an injury?lol at people saying he us wrong.
Don't you realize that he is put in a lose-lose situation? If he quits, even for good reason, he might even get fired (it has happened before). If he continues, his conditions will be worse than before.
It's up for the commissions and refs to put the offender in such situation (take one point and threat to a DQ).
As long as offenders get a pass, I'll support the "victims".
Do we ever see fighters quit when asked if they want to quit or continue? He said in his MMA Hour interview that he literally told the ref/doctor that he was seeing double and needed a minute to get his sight back to single vision. Of course a fighter isn't going to quit in the moment. That's when the ref needs to step in and make a decision in the fighters best interest.He was asked if he could continue and he said yes. He didn't lose on points, so it wouldn't have mattered if the ref deducted points.
If he was affected that much and couldn't see, he should have let the fight go to a no-contest
agreed...but i do like meathead.Do we ever see fighters quit when asked if they want to quit or continue? He said in his MMA Hour interview that he literally told the ref/doctor that he was seeing double and needed a minute to get his sight back to single vision. Of course a fighter isn't going to quit in the moment. That's when the ref needs to step in and make a decision in the fighters best interest.
I don't think TRavis did it on purpose but that fight should have been a NC. In no way should it be considered a win.
There's no possible positive outcome from multiple eye pokes and the worst thing to do in the situation is allow the fight to continue when it's clearly visible the fighter has been effected by it. Ref should have stopped the fight.
I don't like Meathead at all. I think he's a massive douchebag, but I couldn't help but agree with his interview after the fight that stopping it would have been the best outcome.
Starnes, arguably. But he got shitcanned for running and making it look bad, not for being hurt.When was someone fired for quitting due to an injury?
So no one then.Starnes, arguably. But he got shitcanned for running and making it look bad, not for being hurt.