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if you knocked a guy down in the real world you would kick and beat him while he is dazed on the ground.
but the guy isn't dazed in a flash knockdown.
if you knocked a guy down in the real world you would kick and beat him while he is dazed on the ground.
but the guy isn't dazed in a flash knockdown.
I think the best idea would be to keep the rule but extend fights to 5 rounds. Because right now basically one of those flash knockdowns will cost them 1 round, out of 3..But personally I would rather they take away that flash knockdown rule altogether
I just don't get how anyone is confused over this.
I've seen some people saying there are exceptions for tournaments, there aren't.
It's all laid out on their site. http://gloryworldseries.com/en/static/rules#When a fighter
Yea but by the rules that means that if some one catches a kick and release just before they kick out their opponents legs it is scored a knockdown and they have not scored these. James wilson will be heavy weight champ in a year then with his amazing sumo known downs also
People still argue that Bonjasky should have gotten the 8 count against Overeem. People are going to continue to argue that Saki should not have gotten the count against Rico. You can't please everyone.
There is an important first sentance there that implys it is down to refs discretion no !? tell me if im reading that wrong? cos if that is right then its a pretty clear cut case of 2 more examples of bad reffing!!I just don't get how anyone is confused over this.
I've seen some people saying there are exceptions for tournaments, there aren't.
It's all laid out on their site. http://gloryworldseries.com/en/static/rules#When a fighter
There is an important first sentance there that implys it is down to refs discretion no !? tell me if im reading that wrong? cos if that is right then its a pretty clear cut case of 2 more examples of bad reffing!!
"A fighter is deemed to be down when according to the referee
I lost a fight because I got punched mid-kick when I only had one leg planted on the ground. I was on my feet in 1/3 second. If your standard is that being on the ground decreases your ability to protect yourself and should result in a point, then that should be considered for sweeps, low kicks and teeps (especially the frequency of teeps resulting in knockdowns) that put someone on their butt. Being a puncher with both feet planted is more beneficial than being a kicker with one leg planted when it comes to winning on points with flash knockdowns.because of the rules. if you knocked a guy down in the real world you would kick and beat him while he is dazed on the ground. the knock down it is where a fighter is at his most vulnerable and is out side of a knockout the most significant moment of a fight where there is no ground fighting allowed. with your equilibrium tied to the head trauma not being able to keep your balance is a sure sign of significant damage to the brain and the reason for stopping fights when one man falls and can not regain his balance