The YouTube thread

TK Trooper wrote:

IF that was a dive, then it has to be the worst in the history of dives.
Did they ever get to the bottom of why he went down like that?

I'm trying to find that out m8 LOL

TK Trooper wrote:

IF that was a dive, then it has to be the worst in the history of dives.
Did they ever get to the bottom of why he went down like that?

stranger wrote:

TK Trooper wrote:

IF that was a dive, then it has to be the worst in the history of dives.
Did they ever get to the bottom of why he went down like that?

I'm trying to find that out m8 LOL

A BETTING plunge before Wednesday
night's bout between Danny Green and Paul Briggs has helped spark an
inquiry into whether it was a sham.




Briggs was knocked out in 29 seconds after a glancing blow to the head.The
West Australian Professional Combat Sports Commission said it would
refer the matter to police if it found either fighter had thrown the IBO
cruiserweight fight in Perth.Bookies said there had been a rush
of bets, some as high as $20,000, in the hours before the bout. Most of
the cash came from the west and led to a dramatic betting plunge on a
Green victory in the first round, with odds falling from about $8 to
$1.50.Betting agencies said the fight was "obviously dubious" and
put in doubt whether they would offer bets on similar mismatched bouts
in the future.The commission also defended its decision to issue a
permit for the fight, even though the NSW Combat Sports Authority had
refused because of concerns over Briggs's health and his 3 1/2-year
absence from the ring."The IBO-sanctioned fight was permitted to be conducted in Western
Australia after medical reports confirmed Briggs was medically fit to
fight and there was no quantifiable evidence to suggest the potential
for a mismatch." the commission said.Straight after the fight, a furious Green claimed Briggs had "dogged it".But
yesterday he said he had reviewed footage of the bout in slow motion
and was convinced Briggs had been felled by a legitimate blow and a
"brain stem kind of injury occurred".Commission chairman Simon
Watters said it did not seem the blow had landed. Under the Professional
Combat Sports Act, fighters found to have taken part in a sham contest
face the cancellation or suspension of their registration as a
contestant.Promoters or organisers face 12 months' jail and a $2000 fine.

FIX FIX

So is that saying it was or wasn't a fix???
Seems inconclusive to me

That was taken from the Aussie paper The Herald...

Have been on the boxing forums too mate and they can't decide either..
Basically they seem to be saying he should never have been near a ring in the first place due to his inactivity (last fight was more than 3 years ago) and pure lack of fitness ( both mental and physical..)

So its in the eye of the beholder it seems..

different class

.tUrniP wrote:

The turkish raver!

Boy and Otter play tag.

So fun ! I like Otter

I like. It is very cute, who both has fun most?

J'adore. C'est très mignon, lequel des deux s'amuse le plus?

Break dancing gorilla. Fantastic

Got to admit he can take the piss.