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If he was unconscious, why TF did the opponent break his arm?
You feel a limp body when attached to you.
If he was NOT out and did not tap, what was the ref supposed to do?
Yeah, I'm retarded like that.Sarcasm?
Yeah, I'm retarded like that.
You could tell the panic in the announcers voice as well.Jesus. This legit just made me sick. The refs are there to protect you from shit like this.
can’t imagine what that dudes family went through watching that.
How is this a bad stoppage? Are we supposed to be convinced the guy was out just because the commentator said so?
I'm not even saying he wasn't out but its silly to be 100% sure one way or the other. Yall know nothing
triangles are blood chokes. you can breathe in a triangle but still go out, this is stopping blood to the brain. not sure how long you can last without blood going to the brain but i thought i’d bring it upThat's a bit extreme, he wouldn't have died, the brain can go without oxygen for about 3 minutes before brain damage occurs.
Still absolutely terrible reffing and the Vazquez needlessly got his arm broken though.
Texas commission and Fury both comment on the referee fail. The commission seems to want Fury to share blame, while Fury trying to wash their hands.
Texas Commission Releases Statement on Officiating Gaffe at Fury FC 76
Commission Statement:
“TDLR is aware of concerns about the officiating in one of last night’s fights,” the statement read. “All TDLR officials receive ongoing training and we monitor each fight for consistency in officiating.
“Fight officials for each competition are always selected in conjunction with promoters.”
Fury Statement
"It is the referee’s job to protect the fighter when the fighter cannot protect him or herself. In last night’s main event, the referee failed to do this. While the job of a referee is one of the hardest to do in this sport, the need for proper and continued training would help to alleviate things like this incident."
"We do not hire, train or select refs for our shows, but we would be more than willing to lead a revamp and overhaul of the reffing and judging selection and training process."