See, that’s not how it works. Previous warnings for low blows (I call them borderline) do not permit the ref to take a point for a shot that was not low.
It’s very simple really, there is no debate the shot that caused the point deduction was not low. Just because Marquez had been warned earlier in the fight does not give the ref the right to take a point on a LEGAL blow.
If Marquez had indeed went low again, then you could make the argument that he had been warned plenty of times and it was the correct time for a point to be taken. However, your logic does not work on a LEGAL punch to the body.
See, that’s not how it works. Previous warnings for low blows (I call them borderline) do not permit the ref to take a point for a shot that was not low.
It’s very simple really, there is no debate the shot that caused the point deduction was not low. Just because Marquez had been warned earlier in the fight does not give the ref the right to take a point on a LEGAL blow.
If Marquez had indeed went low again, then you could make the argument that he had been warned plenty of times and it was the correct time for a point to be taken. However, your logic does not work on a LEGAL punch to the body.
See, that’s not how it works. Previous warnings for low blows (I call them borderline) do not permit the ref to take a point for a shot that was not low.
It’s very simple really, there is no debate the shot that caused the point deduction was not low. Just because Marquez had been warned earlier in the fight does not give the ref the right to take a point on a LEGAL blow.
If Marquez had indeed went low again, then you could make the argument that he had been warned plenty of times and it was the correct time for a point to be taken. However, your logic does not work on a LEGAL punch to the body.
See, that’s not how it works. Previous warnings for low blows (I call them borderline) do not permit the ref to take a point for a shot that was not low.
It’s very simple really, there is no debate the shot that caused the point deduction was not low. Just because Marquez had been warned earlier in the fight does not give the ref the right to take a point on a LEGAL blow.
If Marquez had indeed went low again, then you could make the argument that he had been warned plenty of times and it was the correct time for a point to be taken. However, your logic does not work on a LEGAL punch to the body.
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