FURY SLOW COUNT - FURY DOWN FOR 10 SECONDS

Biased Ref Cheats Deontay Wilder out of a 4th Round TKO victory

Fury Wilder 3

[@lpenrike]

WBF KNOCKDOWN, KNOCKOUT AND COUNT Rule 4.4: *When a boxer is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to the farthest neutral corner of the ring and pick up the count from the timekeeper or the official counting for knockdowns. Should the opponent fail to stay in the corner as directed by the referee, the referee shall stop the count and redirect the boxer to go back to the corner and resume the count at the point that it was interrupted. In the event of any knockdown, the timekeepers count will cease when picked up by the referee whose count shall prevail and be relied on by the boxers.* yall bitches got beaten 3 times by the King

[@no.step.on.snek.2423]

@mura the video RIGHT HERE shows your statsment to be false. Eat it loser

[@no.step.on.snek.2423]

@mura YOU CAN LITERALLY HEAR THE REF SCREAM AT WILDER "BACK OVER THERE". 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@johnlugo1042]

THANK YOU FOR THIS BRO😂😂😂😂😂 dudes really looking for ANYTHING to discredit fury lmaooo

[@bigsassyster]

@mura Go watch again. Wilder is walking around in the ring going from corner to corner

[@marcanthonystephens]

Wilder beat Fury again and the REF did long counts to save fury. The count starts when the opponent hits the canvas "Glove" or "Body".....the timekeeper starts the 10 second count....and the Ref picks up the count...which is in SECONDS....no such thing as a "Ref 10 Count"....its 10 SECOND COUNT. [NAC 467.740  Procedure for counting; knockdown; knockout; technical draw. (NRS 467.030)] 1.  When an unarmed combatant is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to retire to the farthest neutral corner of the ring, by pointing to the corner, and shall immediately begin the count over the unarmed combatant who is down. The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with motions of his or her arm, with the downward motion indicating the end of each "second". 2.  The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct 1-second interval for the count. The referee’s count is the official count. Once the referee picks up the count from the timekeeper, the timekeeper shall cease counting. No unarmed combatant who is knocked down may be allowed to resume competing until the referee has finished counting to eight. The unarmed combatant may take the count either on the floor or standing. www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec745 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3u2cneKpLyXprM

[@a925sw5]

There's a CLOCK you can watch right in the video. He goes down at 16s left, at 6s he's already on his feet nearly standing straight up which means hes on his 2 feet before that. These are big man too. So this was hardly a slow count.. but the count is not even 10 secs, its the refs 10 count and it's final. Even if Deontay had teleported to his corner it'd still be a good count. But there's more, the entire count shouldn't have even started when it was.... He tells Wilder to go to the neutral corner and it turns out he's not even in the right corner, he went to HIS corner. By the rules....the count doesn't start until the opponent is in the neutral corner. If they leave it, it stops and then picks back up when they are. Deontay runs by the camera at like 8 secs to go to the corner he's suppose to be in after he's yelled at for it. So either way, like it or not, he was up in time AND Deontay wasn't in the corner so the entire count should have been paused until he was. This is all in the rules. This is not an intepretation.

[@rizzyullah]

Plus if the count was faster, Fury probably would have got up faster. Fighters naturally get up at a strategic time within the count.

[@a925sw5]

@@rizzyullah You can clearly see Fury strategically used what time he can, doesn't get up any quicker than he needs to. The count is not 12...10.05 IT'S OVER. There are fights that have been called off that quick but its bc they were not even there. Fury was very clearly conscious of what happened, what he needed to do etc. So yes that's a great fair point, he very probably would have got up a little quicker. People want the rules followed to a T and then bend them in their favor, but when its followed to a T and something doesn't suit them. You're the problem...the world is the problem...accusations. IMO this performance, despite the issues he had leading into the fight made it not as clean, proves all of the conspiracy about the last fight wrong. But I know they won't ever see it that way.

[@soulfly3438]

you could tell by the way he sat on the ground that he was not in anyway dazed. when this happens a fighter will use the full count to get a breath. no matter how fast the count he was gonna be up and ready. also the only reason people call this count slow is because check the first count. the ref went extremely fast.

[@amirkiller008]

He went down at 17 and got up at 5

[@a925sw5]

​@@amirkiller008 Lol, I don't agree bc that's not when you'd count someone down and at 5? That's not how the rules are even written or how it ever is. These guys are not computers. There's a process and several things that have to happen before the count even starts.The ref is a human being, separate the fighters, opponent to go neutral corner, okay pick up the count. Okay he's up, assess the situation. Thats all normal crap, nothing unfair. But lets say you want to stretch it out all the way and pretend that was the case. That's still not when youd start the count. The ref has to break the action, the opponent HAS to go to the furthest neutral corner. If the opponent does not or leaves, the count stops and resumes once theyre back in the corner. Deontay went to HIS corner, he runs across the scree at like 8 secs. So if you want to follow the rules to a T, which is what you're trying to do, that count shouldn't have even started until He the END of Fury's count. That's when Wilder was finally in his corner. Or are we not following the rules here? All a person has to do is BEGIN TO RISE. BEGIN...to rise....it does not say....THE COUNT SHOULD NOT STOP UNTIL THE FIGHTER IS STANDING VERTICAL 90 degrees from where they fell" I mean if that's the kind of thing you want, then I guess Fury never even got knocked down bc he was never all the way on the ground....but you want to count not being stood erect? And again it's not even 10 secs that he had to be up by, it was the refs count. You'd be pissed if it was Wilder and screaming he was up, he was okay, its not fair, he cheated, the ref...but since it's the other way. I don't under bc any reasonable person can read the rules and look at that and clock and go yeah that's not a count out, not a count out anything, bc you'd never count someone out who was in complete control and aware of what was going on, what he needed to do etc.

[@shalamigri]

Here is the rule folks: "When a boxer is knocked down, the referee shall direct the opponent to move to the farthest neutral corner of the ring. If the opponent leaves the neutral corner, the referee shall interrupt the count and will not resume the count until the opponent returns to the neutral corner." When the ref got to the 5 count, he had to make sure Wilder was in the neutral corner because Wilder was out of the corner. That gave Fury about 3 to 4 more seconds and the ref picked up the count at 6 as he was supposed to do. So to be honest, if Wilder or anyone is upset, be upset at Wilder for not staying in the neutral corner which is what paused the counting. Besides, the punch that floored Fury looks suspect. Looks like a clubbing shot that was mainly to the back of his head while Wilder was holding with his left hand. It's basically the same punch he landed on Stiverne that was behind the head in their 2nd fight which stunned him.

[@CaliRosem_]

That's not true, there is a person on stand by that is always counting. The referee looks to him if he lost track of the count

[@nougat4416]

Those are literally the rules mate, you pick up the initial count from ringside, which the ref does but wilder is the reason why the count gets delayed and its perfectly normal

[@azeemjusab5477]

What about when fury hit wilder at the back of the head in the 2nd fight?

[@nougat4416]

@@azeemjusab5477 Wilders been punching people on the back of the head his whole career, you havent watched his fights

[@cedricduyongco]

@@CaliRosem_ the purpose of the person on the ring side is to guide the referee where the count starts. Then the referee now counts on his own. The rule also states that if the boxer moves out of the neutral corner the referee will stop the count and will only resume when the boxer is in the neutral corner. That's why all boxers who have the presence of mind will immediately run to a neutral corner when the opponent is knocked down. Wilder, somehow didn't thus the rule applied to him. Also, when Wilder got knocked down in the third round, the referee also reached the count of 8 in 12 seconds. So he is consistent in his counting, the difference is the suspension of the count due to Wilder not being on the neutral corner.

[@DannyLovesJesus]

As much as I wanted Wilder to win, it’s a 10 Count not 10 seconds. The ref stopped the count at 5 and told Wilder to get back in the corner, and then started back at 6 and Fury was up. It’s clear as day, if you know about Boxing of course.

[@cedricduyongco]

Sadly a lot of people aren't aware of the rules. Either they don't watch that much boxing due to the decline in popularity or maybe am just old having seen the glory days of boxing in the 80s, 90s up till now. The rules are pretty clear (stay in the neutral corner or the counting will be stopped) and now these YT conspiracy theories are now bending the rules just because their boxer looses. Am neither a Fury or Wilder fan but am happy that this trilogy happened as it is the much needed boost that boxing needs. But all this conspiracy and complaining might negate what was achieved by these two great fighters.

[@DannyLovesJesus]

@@cedricduyongco well said.

[@biggeneral1979]

That was a super slow 10 count the ref should of been at 6 going onto 7 by the time he sends Wilder to the corner Fury got up at 10 do a normal 10 count in your head from the moment Fury’s elbow touched the canvas

[@cedricduyongco]

@@biggeneral1979 The count will never be exactly 1 second. It would be the approximation of one second. In round 3 when Wilder went down, the referees count to 8 took 12 seconds. So the referee is consistent in his count. Yes, the count starts when the elbow touched the ground that's why the referee started his count at 4, 5 then stopped because Wilder was not in a neutral corner. Then resumed to 6 when Wilder moved to a neutral corner and so on. That is by the rules. There is nothing to complain here.

[@tvd4life92]

100% bro

[@weslife2477]

Wilder fans always looking for excuses!!! 🤣🤣 It’s embarrassing. Whether the count was slow or not, he would have made the ten count. 🤷🏼‍♂️ There is no debate here….

[@JT47477]

Cap fury lost that fight n the 1st one you guys are delusional to facts

[@TheMrSatyricon]

​@@JT47477 lol 🤡🤡

[@kevhogan1636]

Longest 6 count in boxing history

[@jamaicawillis]

You’re incredibly silly

[@kevhogan1636]

@@jamaicawillis It is what it is .

[@SARGii95]

Got your moneys worth

[@rudytrujillo4197]

Wilder caused this to happen, you can see it at 0:12 , the reprimanded Wilder for getting out of his corner during the count causing the delay. It was Wilders own fault

[@kevhogan1636]

@@rudytrujillo4197 He's a made man . I will never pay to see Fury fight again .

[@danee9339]

Tyson always gets up at eight until then he rests. If thr ref counted faster he would have got up faster. And it was the end of the round so it does not make any sense. Stop the excuses please.

[@bigbadd602]

Fury is a genuis even when it comes to the count. He knows that when boxers get up straight away their legs often give way. You need to stay lying down for a few seconds to recover before you stand back up

[@figuenew]

Yes, you're right.

[@bobarum669]

The referee stops at 5 seconds asks wilder to stand over there And then continues to count lol what a joke

[@danee9339]

@@bobarum669 yes the rule says you have to stand in the neutral corner

[@ferdinantjohnson1166]

@@bigbadd602 bruh. He is a genius but not for that reason. You dont praise people for beathing either

[@mikezhu549]

People get the misconception that a 10 count means 10 seconds."Ultimately, a referee's ten count is rarely a precise ten seconds; rather, it is simply a HUMANS's count to ten and the referee's count is final."

[@blueeyesofficialpage2870]

I’m glad I came across you’re comment today 😂😂

[@bigbadd602]

Great knowledge Mike!

[@figuenew]

Yes, you're right.

[@hellogoodbye4906]

Why does everyone say 10 seconds? Its a 10 count, not seconds.

[@zero_grav_original]

This is what I said in another comment. Wilder did this to his self by not just going to a corner and staying there. He got a 9 on this count and the ref actually paused to tell Wilder to go to his corner. Wilder has no one to blame but his self. Its a count not seconds.

[@TheBrotherHoodSports]

It literally says 10 seconds in the Marquess of Queens berry rulebook

[@zero_grav_original]

@@TheBrotherHoodSports but when the ref picks up the count from the timekeeper, that is the official count. Also, a boxer is commanded to go to his corner during the count. Not doing so is technically a violation of the rules agreed upon by both fighters.

[@zero_grav_original]

@@TheBrotherHoodSports also, notice when the ref picked up the count from the timekeeper it was beyond 1. Wasnt it 4? Wilder briefly broke that count having to betold to go back to his corner. Had he not done so, it could be argued he would have won the fight.

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@zero_grav_original Wilder beat Fury again and the REF did long counts to save fury. The count starts when the opponent hits the canvas "Glove" or "Body".....the timekeeper starts the 10 second count....and the Ref picks up the count...which is in SECONDS....no such thing as a "Ref 10 Count"....its 10 SECOND COUNT. [NAC 467.740  Procedure for counting; knockdown; knockout; technical draw. (NRS 467.030)] 1.  When an unarmed combatant is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to retire to the farthest neutral corner of the ring, by pointing to the corner, and shall immediately begin the count over the unarmed combatant who is down. The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with motions of his or her arm, with the downward motion indicating the end of each "second". 2.  The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct 1-second interval for the count. The referee’s count is the official count. Once the referee picks up the count from the timekeeper, the timekeeper shall cease counting. No unarmed combatant who is knocked down may be allowed to resume competing until the referee has finished counting to eight. The unarmed combatant may take the count either on the floor or standing. www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec745 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3u2cneKpLyXprM

[@RAM-A-NATHAN]

The excuses have started

[@remoobko8440]

Shut up, Brit.

[@kortrizzyfts9617]

Well it is more than 10 seconds

[@RAM-A-NATHAN]

@@kortrizzyfts9617 doesn't matter the ref was on 6 its how ever long it takes for the ref to count to 10

[@mikestackz854]

@@RAM-A-NATHANno it’s not, it’s 10 seconds period

[@GodCarnage]

🦝

[@truthblunt]

That ref counted like midway he forgot how to count..slowest count I have ever seen.

[@ale7501]

Fury simply timed his getting up with the speed of the counting. It’s that simple.

[@HealerTheMaroon]

So then the ref counted slow stupid

[@ale7501]

@@HealerTheMaroon maybe, but it’s clear that if he counted faster he would of gotten up in time with no problem..

[@jacoh9591]

@@ale7501 not a bad point

[@ultimateultimate4115]

@@insignificant2you what delusional land you live in?

[@alanmosley9454]

Rules: When a knockdown occurs, the downed boxer's opponent shall go to the furthest neutral corner and remain there while the count is being made. 'The referee may stop counting if the opponent fails to go to the neutral corner, and resume the count where he/she left off when the opponent reports to or returns to the neutral corner.

[@AnthonyBeharry]

Then why have timekeepers?

[@vincespell]

He was getting up, he would have beaten the count, he was aware of his surroundings

[@remoobko8440]

"he was aware of his surroundings" Really, Wilder must have really hit him hard if that was happening

[@vincespell]

@@remoobko8440 The man got up n time! You can get dropped and still have your senses l know from experience.

[@whynot9068]

😂 there were 4 seconds between"five" and "six".

[@cedricduyongco]

Yes because Wilder was not in a neutral corner. As per boxing rules: "3.  If the opponent fails to stay in the farthest corner, the referee shall cease counting until the opponent has returned to his or her corner and shall then go on with the count from the point at which it was interrupted." Count was interrupted at 5 when Wilder was not in a neutral corner, then resumed at 6 when Wilder was already in the neutral corner. That's what most of these videos deliberately fail to point out. Not sure if they are not aware of the rule because any boxing fan knows this rule. That's why most boxers run to the neutral corner and stay there when they knock an opponent down so that the count would not be interrupted. Any boxer knows this.

[@philipp9775]

Furys up before 10 seconds in my opinion so everything ok there

[@marcanthonystephens]

Vegas is STANDING 8...you must be up by 8...fury was still down at 10...which is why the ref did the long count to give fury more time.

[@flav2534]

Even if you count fast and start counting the second his knee touches the canvas I'm only getting to 9. He definitely was NOT down for no 10 count

[@stevenjohnson1456]

Absolutely I counted this 10 times to be positive some counts he was up by the te I was about to say 9 so really 8 but always no matter if I was counting fast or slow or perfect he was up and walking by 9

[@nihonnihon2810]

I was supporting wilder for this fight but I think you are absolutely right ! I’m sorry for people who are getting emotional about his lost, but it was a hell of a fight and fury deserve his win 100% !

[@marlon7869]

You’re both stupid , his knees touched the ground at 17 seconds left of the round , he finally got up at 6 seconds left , and turnt his back too look at the ref with 4 seconds left . That’s a whole 13 seconds down , the clock is right there you muppets, I’m a big fury fan after the weekend but you can clearly see he was down for 12-13 seconds

[@marlon7869]

How the referee is only at 8 on the count when the clock is on 3 seconds is beyond me , he went down at 17 , and some how the count is only at 8 14 seconds later , he was 5 seconds off!

[@mcgee6177]

@@marlon7869 If you knew anything about boxing then you would know the ref stopped the count when wilder was just prancing about not in a neutral corner. It was his own fault that fury got a an extra 3 - 4 seconds. Also the last two punches that knocked down fury were illegal. Looks like he clubbed him in the back of the head.

[@Tasmanaut]

I saw your comment. Just so you know, we're tracking you down for when it pops off.

[@thisizdub]

on that 2nd knockdown he was down for about 11-12 seconds. This one is clear.

[@zero_grav_original]

Wilder did it to his self. "5" was counted at 00:11 . "6" was counted at 00:15 . The overall count went up to 9 by the Ref before continuing. Had Wilder not interrupted the Ref's count, the outcome of this fight might have been different. It was a stupid move by Wilder.. This was a Seahawks passing on the goal line with Marshawn Lynch in the backfield type of mistake in sports that will forever be looked at. Both fighters deserved to be in this fight. 100%. In boxing, there are so many factors that might come into play on a given night to determine "who (was) the better fighter" on a given night. As we debate the nuances of this bout, its a shame we will have to consider these 4 extra seconds forever, at all. Ya just had to run the damn ball (maybe). Ya just had to stay in your damn corner (maybe). Fury was the better fighter that night.

[@a925sw5]

He was in the wrong corner, the count was supposed to be paused until he was thats why he ran across the screen. He went to his corner...not the neutral corner.

[@zero_grav_original]

@@a925sw5 you are correct. And I want to correct my above post, Wilder did cross on the refs command, not approach on his own. It took me finding a video of a cell phone at the fight to see the long angle. Still, a ref is following regulations in stopping a count until the fighter reaches his corner. The issue as to the ref stopping to move Wilder to a different cornen is debatable. But the ref is following guidelines in pausing the count once that order to move was given.

[@patrick7932003]

@@zero_grav_original If Wilder didn't interrupt the count, Fury would just get up sooner. Fury was in full consciousness by the 4th count. The outcome would still be the same.

[@tabaresharris1880]

Bro you sound Stupid....just because the ref stop to tell Wilder to get in his corner STILL shouldn't have delayed the correct count.....you must have forgot that its people that sit ring side that keeps up with the count too, they are the ones that let's the refs know the correct count just for that very reason if they have to tell the other fighter to get in their corner...they will look at them to see what count they are on.....regardless of what yall say, That fight should have been over

[@a925sw5]

@@tabaresharris1880 Yeah well that's all completely incorrect, I assume you can read because you strung some letters together to create a few words. This shit is in the rules, it literally outlines and details the guidelines for this exact type of situation. There's established precedent as well. It's not what we think, its how it is. When it's good for what outcome you want you want to follow the rules, but if its not then they're out the window. If you want to get into the nitty gritty, maybe the fight should have been called off in the 3d when Fury knocked Wilder down and the ref gave him 22 secs to recover and I'm being generous with a couple seconds there. It doesn't matter it was a standing count, he had no idea what was going on and it took him 15 more secs before he even responded to the refs commands. Or are we ignoring this count? This isn't my opinion, this literally was how it happened. And by yours and everyone else's definition it should have been called because Wilder could not recover in time. Had the ref not given him more than 2x as much time it'd have been over. It's a sport, there's game ship and learning how to compete. Fury was listening to the ref, had he needed to stand up 1 secs sooner he'd have done so. Or he could have done like Wilder and got up and been falling all over the place and needed 15 additional secs to recover. I'm a fan of both of these guys. I hated seeing Wilder lose. But it doesn't change what I saw. He was also falling all over Fury 4 or 5 other times, catch himself just enough to stay up, that's great it's what you should do. He has nothing to be ashamed of, there's always going to be someone who can beat you if you fight long enough. And Zero Grav I'd be interested to know your thoughts on the amount of time Wilder was given in both knock downs, around 22s in the 3rd and 24s in the 10th.

[@jcentricity]

Fixed fight again for Fury via second slow count

[@MikeBroderick33]

When the Referee hits 6 seconds, it's actually more like 11 seconds.

[@Grapplerize]

Lol, wilder got cheated. That was a very long count.

[@jamaicawillis]

Another expert who knows nothing about what he’s talking about it’s a count not seconds learn the rules geezzzzz

[@pete7036]

@@Grapplerize Fury got hit clean in the back of the head for this knockdown. He was also clearly conscious the whole time, up and alert straight after. Wilder got cheated for shit. The count to 10 is at the referees discretion and not in seconds

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@jamaicawillis THAT IS YOU WHO KNOW NOTHING. Wilder beat Fury again and the REF did long counts to save fury. The count starts when the opponent hits the canvas "Glove" or "Body".....the timekeeper starts the 10 second count....and the Ref picks up the count...which is in SECONDS....no such thing as a "Ref 10 Count"....its 10 SECOND COUNT. [NAC 467.740  Procedure for counting; knockdown; knockout; technical draw. (NRS 467.030)] 1.  When an unarmed combatant is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to retire to the farthest neutral corner of the ring, by pointing to the corner, and shall immediately begin the count over the unarmed combatant who is down. The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with motions of his or her arm, with the downward motion indicating the end of each "second". 2.  The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct 1-second interval for the count. The referee’s count is the official count. Once the referee picks up the count from the timekeeper, the timekeeper shall cease counting. No unarmed combatant who is knocked down may be allowed to resume competing until the referee has finished counting to eight. The unarmed combatant may take the count either on the floor or standing. www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec745 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3u2cneKpLyXprM Vegas is STANDING 8...you must be up by 8...fury was still down at 10...which is why the ref did the long count to give fury more time.

[@rudytrujillo4197]

@@Grapplerize Wilder caused this to happen, at 0:12 you can see the ref telling Wilder to get back to his corner causing the count to be delayed. Wilder screwed Wilder

[@fabolousjada5070]

Drops at 17 sec gets up at 6 the man lost but top rank fighters are protected

[@marcanthonystephens]

The STANDING 8 COUNT. Fury is down at 17sec. 0:02 Agree? 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9= THE STANDING 8 you must be up...but Fury is still DOWN at 7secs 0:12....... and up at 6sec 0:13...........Fight should have been OVER. Wilder was ROBBED AGAIN. The RULE---->"The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with "motions of his or her arm", with the "downward motion" indicating the end of each "second". All that "Ref count" nonsense is bullshit. Arm up, arm down 1....Arm up, arm down 2....in SECONDS. Not LONG COUNTS. The RULE---->"The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct "1-second interval" for the count. You see it!! Its "1 SECOND INTERVAL" FOR THE COUNT. Again, not a LONG COUNT. 11111111 yawn drink a beer burp 2222222...CORRUPTION BEAT WILDER AGAIN.

[@marlonallansupetran7120]

No that's not a standing 8 count! Fighters are given up to full 10 counts to get up from a knock down, what Mora did is the mandatory 8 count where he needs to count at least 8 even if the fighter got up early (i.e. before the count of 8). If the fighter missed the 8th count, the referee still has to count up to 10 and may still allow the fighter to continue (depending on the referee's judgement). The standing 8 count rule is something the referee may invoke even without a knock down (still counts as a knock down), which I believe they don't allow in pro boxing anymore.

[@grizzah7904]

Fury was always going to get up the knockdowns barely phased him look at wilder in round 11 he went to the shadow realm get the fuck over yourself 🤡

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@marlonallansupetran7120 Stop making shit up. If you go down you must be up by 8..or the fight is OVER. If you are still dazed and out of it the ref can count you out...fury was still down at 10 seconds. The count is supposed to be in 1 second intervals...not long counts by the ref. The RULES states clearly the ref must count in SECONDS. I'm sure you never read the rules...you're talking like a casual.

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@grizzah7904 Fury was still down at 10...I'm sure you can't count without cheating...you probably can't even count to 10.

[@grizzah7904]

@@marcanthonystephens when wilder went down it was 18 seconds so either way youre embarrassing yourself fury won fair and square and it was a class fight from both men.

[@goodfellaceo]

This happens too much in boxing. Mike Tyson had buster Douglas down . There was a 13 second count in that one. Maybe they should think about a instant reply

[@rudytrujillo4197]

No need for an instant replay, Wilder distracted the ref causing the count to delay, so Wilder fucked himself over

[@Jayswagginjay]

Long count...thats 12 sec. The 2 seconds he took to tell someone to get over there allowed the fight to continue

[@trepapi6539]

Wilder screwed himself by coming out of the corner which causes the ref to cease/delay the count. And yes I know boxers do it all the time but this is the reason for the "slow" count. Either way Wilder wasn't going to win this fight on power alone.

[@Pierre_sportsmedia]

Exactly

[@te340]

That ain’t how it works. The ref is supposed to p/u the count from the timekeeper

[@Pierre_sportsmedia]

I don’t think Fury cheated but the ref definitely helped him. Also, how ironic they switched refs at the last minute 🤫

[@trepapi6539]

@@te340 That's exactly how it works. You see Wilder leave the corner he was instructed to be in (which is common in most fights) and then clearly here the ref have to stop counting to instruct him back to the corner by rule. I was rooting for Wilder but I knew after the first fight that if he couldn't knock Fury out he couldn't win.

[@RebelRebel-rz6cd]

No such thing as ceasing a count its a time keeper outside da ring also who keeps da count da ref has to focus on da down man dis is da second time fury got a chance to dream n da middle of a fight wit wilder

[@ArtandLes]

He clearly survived the count.. On the 2nd fall, you can see Tyson listening to the refs count and stand on the right time. If the refa counted a little faster, he would surely get up faster. 😊 But on my count, tyson got up 8 seconds on 1st fall and 9 seconds on 2nd fall. Still beat the clock 😁👍

[@a925sw5]

What's funny is nobody I've seen but me a few places has pointed out Wilder went to his corner after the second knock down, he runs across the screen at like the 8 sec mark. The count should have been paused until he was in the furthest neutral corner. It's very odd that even the broadcast didn't notice. Oh and the 10th round knock down, Wilder was given 24 secs to recover...I haven't rewatched to look at the early knockdown but I have a feeling its going to be more than 10 count or at the very least the same kind of count.

[@thenewcamelot8873]

100 percent he was watching the ref ready to get back up when needed

[@LemonCan]

tbh that was more than 10 seconds, but props to tyson for the win

[@marcanthonystephens]

Vegas is STANDING 8...you must be up by 8...fury was still down at 10...which is why the ref did the long count to give fury more time.

[@shahidhamid962]

I am a Wilder fan but that count was 100 % correct . Guys stop making excuses .

[@mtg8900]

Well said

[@rogerjohnson586]

So a long pause from 5 to 6 is correct 👌

[@rogerjohnson586]

He got his ass beat but damn yall see 👀 and 👂 what yall wanna great fight regardless

[@lucafontani7400]

Im a Fury fan and that wasnt correct, he was in the ground for like 13 secs but my guy won so np

[@cedricduyongco]

@@rogerjohnson586 The pause was correct. As per Association of Boxing Commissions Unified Rules: "When a knockdown occurs, the downed boxer’s opponent shall go to the furthest neutral corner and remain there while the count is being made. The referee may stop counting if the opponent fails to go to the neutral corner, and resume the count where he/she left off when the opponent reports to or returns to the neutral corner." That's why most boxers run to the neutral corner when they knock down their opponents. Wilder somehow forgot this or lost the presence of mind to do this. Either way, the pausing of the count was due to this rule since Wilder didn't immediately go to the neutral corner.

[@willyoukindly7590]

Fury knew how much time he had to get up, he wasnt unconscious, he was drained. Had the ref counted faster he would have been up faster. In no way was Fury close to getting counted out. He used his down time as well as he could like most smart/drained boxers would. You guys need to stop with this nonsense. Dude was still up at 6 seconds, the refs count is the count and the way a boxer uses or abuses it is his choice, he got up and one punch knocked wilder the fuck out.

[@jimmcmcmchannah2419]

His gloves had no padding, he had weights in his gloves, he wasn’t wearing his gloves properly, he was slapping and now it’s a slow count how can a man basically get beat three times and still have so people convinced that everything is rigged against him and that’s the only way he’s lost these fights.

[@Outdoorpizzaoven]

Regardless of the ref out. He was still up at 8

[@kinglos7840]

This is messed up Wilder really won this trilogy the 1st fight and the 3rd both had extremely slow counts

[@TheJoker-yz8dv]

Nah dude, the referee counted slow for Wilder too, that's just how he counts. It's not like Fury couldn't get up earlier, he just takes as much time as possible to recover

[@johnocch1]

To me it was a standing 8 count ref might of been little off but he was on his feet at 8.

[@TheJc71693]

He still would have made it out of the round.. Even if he didn't instruct wilder to go to the other corner, there would have been like 3 seconds before the round was over

[@TheJc71693]

@RANN’S a ten count isn't 10 seconds. It's the refs 10 count. Even if it is a slow count which is debatable, he slow counted both boxers. He also gave Wilder ample time to recover from him getting knocked down. Further, Fury still would have made the 10 count regardless, his eyes was still alert, Wilders best chance was to finish him after that first knockdown.

[@TheJc71693]

@RANN’S Buster Douglas vs Mike Tyson.

[@TheJc71693]

@RANN’S and also. Did he not count the same pace for Wilder when he got knocked down?

[@TheJc71693]

@RANN’S Also, look at the time left in the round, Fury down at 15 seconds, he got back up with 6 seconds left. Wilder went to the wrong corner which takes about a second to tell him to move, ref asks Fury if he's fine which should take about 3 seconds and cleans his gloves which takes about 2. By the time he waves both fighters to engage again, the round is already over lol

[@TheJc71693]

@RANN’S since I have time today (Canadian Thanksgiving), also go watch Pacquiao Hatton when manny knocked hitman down in rd1. From knock down to time back in took roughly the same amount of time (16 seconds). We can analyze continue to analyze other knockdowns in boxing and compare if you want, I love this sport lol

[@CHILDSANONYMOUS]

They gave him like 14 seconds this is a knock out

[@Hashmaster98]

that's wilder's fault, should've stayed in the neutral corner coming from a wilder fan

[@johnwilkinson3597]

Don't casuals do ya head in if wilder had have stayed in his corner it could have been over with wilder notching the win.

[@yngsuave418]

Fury still would have gotten up before the 10 count

[@johnpaultobias6002]

Wilder got overexcited. Didn’t realize the rules that he should be in the neutral corner. That’s why Mora stop counting and instruct Wilder to go to the neutral corner. Its fair and square officiating.

[@veluta2549]

true

[@SmrGaming-ry3if]

Bruh, it took him nearly 8 seconds to do 4 5 and 6 lmao

[@vanS808]

For Gods sake Wilder be a man and admit you lost to a better fighter. The count was slow, but it was Wilder himself that slowed it down by coming around the back of the Ref only to stop the count for 3 seconds so as he could be sent back to his corner.

[@DB-ds4ke]

ADD THE LINK WHERE WILDER CALLED FOUL PLAY ON THIS SLOW COUNT

[@jiggerinokobalis609]

When is the cou t supposed to start

[@SARGii95]

This isnt the first time this has happened, its happened in many other fights but you got to think, if the ref is going to count out every fighter as soon as they drop to the ground then I will admit it would be fair but would probably make most fights boring, both fighters proved that they could go on, ref does deserve alot more credit.

[@sixfootben4892]

I start counting as soon as he hits the ground and he still beats the count

[@Creal04]

According to the clock Fury was down for 11 seconds. :17 - :6. Wilder was robbed by a last minute replacement ref.

[@yngsuave418]

It doesn’t matter how many seconds it is 💀 it’s a ten count not a ten second count brodie

[@Creal04]

@@yngsuave418 how long does it take to count to 10 genius!

[@yngsuave418]

@@Creal04 it’s not gonna be a exact 10 seconds goofy ref isn’t a computer

[@Creal04]

His counts were consistently slow for Fury and normal for Wilder sooooo.....

[@yngsuave418]

@@Creal04 nah lol Wilder put that on himself for being an idiot and he got bashed

[@phornxay]

It was 10 count cheater 😂

[@PINACI]

There's only 1 second in it, Fury hit the canvas at 17 seconds and his gloves were off the canvas at what looks like 6 seconds so he's on his feet as soon as his gloves are off the canvas. So on a digital clock it may have took 11 seconds but a human can't count that accurate.

[@garyclements6946]

Here is the rule as written in the Association of Boxing Commissions and Combative Sports, “Regulatory Guidelines and Rules For All World and Regional Championship Bouts:” “When a knockdown occurs, the downed boxer’s opponent shall go to the furthest neutral corner and remain there while the count is being made. The referee may stop counting if the opponent fails to go to the neutral corner, and resume the count where he/she l when the opponent reports to or returns to the neutral corner.” So both Rogan and Cormier are wrong here. According to the rules above, referee Mora did nothing improper during the so-called slow count. Since Mora followed WBC rules to the letter, any suggestion that the count was intentionally slowed to influence the outcome of the bout is totally without merit. Fury was, and will remain the victor, despite what folks who haven’t read the rules might say.

[@mgvolts1140]

LOL after the ref said 5 he said over there

[@Sammy2g3]

He got up right before 10.

[@UncleBilly171]

Malik Scott just debunked this 😂

[@theweeklydaily2024]

Wilder got an equally long count when he went down.

[@ericcrabtree6245]

Use a stopwatch from the time hits the canvas. Fury gets up at eight seconds. Everybody stop whining.

[@gorhcpgoNEW]

okay so the "stopwatch" you have is different than the literal timer for rounds thats on the screen. Wow, these rounds must be 2 minutes long then. Fury hits the canvas and the count starts at 16 seconds, the ref's 6 second count is with 5 seconds left in the round. You're delusional as shit.

[@alexandravorhies9218]

@@gorhcpgoNEW what a fucking clown show you are 😂😂😂😂😂 your boy lost. Get over it ya pathetic wipe.

[@ericcrabtree6245]

@Adam - He’s on the canvas at 15 and more than halfway standing at 7, fully up at 6 seconds and completely alert. Nobody gives a fuck your 4th round wager didn’t pay off. Cry bitch.

[@gorhcpgoNEW]

@@ericcrabtree6245 you can literally see the time, hes falling at 17 and already counting at 16, being "fully up at 6 seconds" already 10 seconds. Still didn't address your little stopwatch suggestion rofl. "USE A STOPWATCH U GUYZZZ HE UP AT 8" when there is a fucking timer on the screen rofl. But i can tell when you hit that button, probably paused it so wilder could get told which corner to go in too. Second worlder britians rofl

[@grizzah7904]

@@gorhcpgoNEW okay you wanna play that card it took wilder 18 seconds to get up from when he was knocked honestly you fucking people will believe in your own delusions it was a good fight but the better man won get over yourself millennial simp

[@Nibiru999]

Down for 12.5 seconds that’s kinda naughty

[@jackcollin1695]

Wait i see from 16seconds and he got up FULLY on 6seconds mark.eventhough he already going up around 9seconds mark.and he is concious/aware of it.so whats wrong here?

[@427TTM6]

He still beat it 😂😂

[@flame-sky7148]

Wilder should have stayed in the neutral corner.

[@bigsassyster]

The way/when a boxer gets up depends on the count. They will sit down for an extra couple seconds knowing they can getup at 8 count and still not be counted out. Plus, the ref did the same slow count to Wilder in the 10th round.

[@alexandravorhies9218]

Yup. Fury was completely conscious and aware of the count the entire time. Whether the ref counts fast or slow here, Fury is easily back up

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@alexandravorhies9218 The STANDING 8 COUNT. Fury is down at 17sec. 0:02 Agree? 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9= THE STANDING 8 you must be up...but Fury is still DOWN at 7secs 0:12....... and up at 6sec 0:13...........Fight should have been OVER. Wilder was ROBBED AGAIN. The RULE---->"The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with "motions of his or her arm", with the "downward motion" indicating the end of each "second". All that "Ref count" nonsense is bullshit. Arm up, arm down 1....Arm up, arm down 2....in SECONDS. Not LONG COUNTS. The RULE---->"The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct "1-second interval" for the count. You see it!! Its "1 SECOND INTERVAL" FOR THE COUNT. Again, not a LONG COUNT. 11111111 yawn drink a beer burp 2222222...CORRUPTION BEAT WILDER AGAIN.

[@Jayswagginjay]

Why is the ref immediately going towards wilder as he is walking away from knocking down tyson fury which delays the count by as long as he follows wilder but when fury knocks down wilder he is starting on point and is not stopping for any interruptions. Fraud. Fire that reff.. We need sportsmanship.

[@Fatdecember]

He wasn’t down for more than 10 seconds. As soon as he hits the ground I counted and he was already getting up before I counted 10.

[@EB-mj7qi]

Use your timer on your phone

[@EB-mj7qi]

10 second count down on your phone n watch . You have to be standing completely upright by 10 . He wasn’t

[@Fatdecember]

@@EB-mj7qi I did. The refs count is the speed that determines the fight behind stopped. I counted 4 as the red verbally counted 4 aloud.

[@marcanthonystephens]

Wilder beat Fury again and the REF did long counts to save fury. The count starts when the opponent hits the canvas "Glove" or "Body".....the timekeeper starts the 10 second count....and the Ref picks up the count...which is in SECONDS....no such thing as a "Ref 10 Count"....its 10 SECOND COUNT. [NAC 467.740  Procedure for counting; knockdown; knockout; technical draw. (NRS 467.030)] 1.  When an unarmed combatant is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to retire to the farthest neutral corner of the ring, by pointing to the corner, and shall immediately begin the count over the unarmed combatant who is down. The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with motions of his or her arm, with the downward motion indicating the end of each "second". 2.  The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct 1-second interval for the count. The referee’s count is the official count. Once the referee picks up the count from the timekeeper, the timekeeper shall cease counting. No unarmed combatant who is knocked down may be allowed to resume competing until the referee has finished counting to eight. The unarmed combatant may take the count either on the floor or standing. www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec745 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3u2cneKpLyXprM

[@Fatdecember]

@@marcanthonystephens Ref counted at 4 seconds like I counted once his ass was planted flat on the floor. You must be counting faster than ref cause Fury was up before the count of 10. Either way, Fury got the best of Wilder as the fight went on. Wilder has no excuses from fanboys who do more harm than good by polluting his mind with nonsense.

[@shahidhamid962]

According to the rules of the New York and New Jersey boxing commissions, a knockout is not necessarily 10 seconds, but rather a count of 10. "A 10-count is not done by a stopwatch," said Larry Hazzard, a former referee and now chairman of the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board.

[@alexandravorhies9218]

So few people understand this. It’s truly mind blowing.

[@shahidhamid962]

@@alexandravorhies9218 Even some commentators are ignorant of this .

[@BoxingMMAFan1]

I didn't know this fight was in New York

[@mattwilliams1205]

@@alexandravorhies9218 its an intentional rule to give officials more control over fight outcomes for the purpose of corruption.

[@scar559]

He already up before the 8th count if you continue counting after the ref stopped at 5. Beside, the punch from wilder was illegal anyway. He was holding fury with his left hand to make the right able to land.

[@CDQ410]

Every Sport that needs it Has A Possession Clock to keep things fair (Shot Clock : Basketball/ Play Clock : Football) why is there still a “10 Count” in boxing instead of a 10 Count Clock that goes off once initiated ??? Enough of this prehistoric shit 🤦🏿‍♂️

[@JT47477]

It was 11second count that referee was paid well to save fury career that’s facts the truth is undefeated and has no friends

[@rexd54]

Yep that was a 10 count

[@topsouljas1]

Great Video! They don't wanna see the Truth

[@BrandenPratt]

Arm hit the canvas at 17 seconds. Got up completely with 5 seconds left He got 12 seconds to get up.

[@mmarioescareno]

The count starts when the opponent reaches the opposite corner not when the fighter drops. If your counting when the arm hits then your logic is wrong

[@DrewSkinner]

4...... 5........... Over there............... 6 Fury was knocked down at 4 seconds in the video and gets up at about 15 into it....

[@TheWillog]

Wilders own fault you have to stay in your corner on a count

[@soulfly3438]

exactly. the ref had to stop count. and tell wilder to get to his corner. the count was never spose to start until he was in his own corner. that .5 of a second. was completely on wilder

[@jamaicawillis]

@ Drew Skinner ya Super ignorant

[@frankiepollock8148]

Rules are any Ref Can Stop his count at any time to order the other boxer back in to his natural corner then resume the count after words... simple as that Wilder was on amature hour and didn't go to the corner

[@johnpatton2794]

No more 10 count this is sad like Wilder said no excuses this time

[@-2weeks901]

WOOW its almost like counting in boxing is not real life seconds wooo now go make another video on wilders counting. It was a little too slow ( should be about 8 instead of 6 when he stood up) still he stood up fast enough and probably would stand up faster if he counted faster he just wanted to catch a break he wasn't even dazed Edit : also the count was started even before wilder was in his corner thats probably why referee started counting a little slower to "fix" his mistake still Fury looks like he didn't take any punches this fight while wilder looks like steamroller ran over him he probably can't walk now after how many clean shoots to the head and body he took they had to hold him when he was walking off the ring

[@-2weeks901]

​@mura RULE 12.3 SAYS FOLLOWING : If a Boxer is knocked down, the Boxer’s opponent must at once go to the neutral corner as designated by the Referee and remain there until the Referee allows the Boxer to leave. If the opponent does not respect this, the Referee must suspend the count until the opponent complies with the command. SO REFEREE STARTED COUNT TOO EARLY as you can see he didnt even go to the corner at first then he starting walking around the ring :) so referee shouldn't even be counting :) If you want to stick to the offical rules so hard :0 Also for referee to count exactly seconds in such einvorment he would need to carry a watch he also counted wilders knockdown slower than he should

[@-2weeks901]

@mura 0:06 :) he has to go to neutral corner as designated by the Referee look at referee showing him where he has to go then he just walks in opposite direction and starts walking around the ring :) stay mad And even IF he went to the right counter referee still started counting too early cuz it was already 4 seconds counted when wilder got in the corner :0 Wilder just got mauled this fight accept it look at wilder and fury at the end of the fight fury wasnt even hurt xD

[@-2weeks901]

@mura truth hurts ? wilder fans always making the dumbest excuses for no reason fur won cuz he had rocket shoes and anvil hidden in his gloves

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@-2weeks901 The STANDING 8 COUNT. Fury is down at 17sec. 0:02 Agree? 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9= THE STANDING 8 you must be up...but Fury is still DOWN at 7secs 0:12....... and up at 6sec 0:13...........Fight should have been OVER. Wilder was ROBBED AGAIN. The RULE---->"The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with "motions of his or her arm", with the "downward motion" indicating the end of each "second". All that "Ref count" nonsense is bullshit. Arm up, arm down 1....Arm up, arm down 2....in SECONDS. Not LONG COUNTS. The RULE---->"The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct "1-second interval" for the count. You see it!! Its "1 SECOND INTERVAL" FOR THE COUNT. Again, not a LONG COUNT. 11111111 yawn drink a beer burp 2222222...CORRUPTION BEAT WILDER AGAIN.

[@-2weeks901]

@@marcanthonystephens what are you even typing ur drunk ? as i already proved referee shouldnt be even counting cuz wilder wasnt in his corner :) so the count should be 0 its wilders fault for not going into the corner then running around the ring also he was down at 0:04 and stood up at 0:14 but count shouldnt even start untill wilder gets into the corner RULE 12.3 SAYS FOLLOWING : If a Boxer is knocked down, the Boxer’s opponent must at once go to the neutral corner as designated by the Referee and remain there until the Referee allows the Boxer to leave. If the opponent does not respect this, the Referee must suspend the count until the opponent complies with the command. Corruption didn't beat wilder , wilder beat himself with his poor decisions also fury could just stood up earlier probably he wasnt even dazed

[@DuceSenpai]

I timed it right when we went down with a Mississippi count. He got up at 8 seconds.

[@LeoJLoera]

It is what it is. Fury won, but was down for over 10 seconds, due to the refs count 💁🏽‍♂️

[@replywithfacts3231]

No its because the count only starts when the other boxer is in the neutral corner and not before and if the boxer moves the count stops

[@LeoJLoera]

@@replywithfacts3231 doesn't change the FACT he was down for 10+ seconds. I'm even giving Fury all the credit. He won fair and square. But facts are facts. Look at the time clock

[@replywithfacts3231]

@@LeoJLoera he don't look at the clock he is watching the refs count if the ref counted faster he would of got up faster all smart fighters don't get up as quick as they can so they can recover and wilder was down for 10seconds+ to but like I said they only have to listen to the refs count and nothing more a 10count is a 10count is almost never 10seconds more like 12 to 13seconds the ref don't have a stop watch to time it thats why its called a 10 count and not a 10second count 🙄 thats boxing rules for you and if someone counts to 10 without a stop watch then they would almost never be exactly 10seconds and thats a fact

[@replywithfacts3231]

@@LeoJLoera here you go ... RULE IS 10-COUNT, NOT 10 SECONDS Boxing rules require the timekeeper, after a knockdown, to immediately begin calling off the seconds, indicating the count with a motion of his arm. After ordering the other boxer to a neutral corner, the referee is to pick up the count from the timekeeper, indicating it with a motion of his arm. "Once the ref picks up the count, that's the official count," referee Mills Lane, who regularly works fights in Nevada, told the Associated Press. Speaking of referee Octavio Meyran and his controversial count in the eighth round of the Mike Tyson-Buster Douglas fight in Tokyo, Lane said: "If {Meyran} erred, you can't penalize Douglas. He looks at the ref. He has no way of knowing anything else. He depends on the ref for the call. . . . If the ref was off, how can you penalize the fighter?" When Meyran picked up the count on Douglas, he reportedly did so at "one" rather than "three" or "four," which is where the Tyson-Douglas timekeeper is said to have left off. According to the rules of the New York and New Jersey boxing commissions, a knockout is not necessarily 10 seconds, but rather a count of 10. "A 10-count is not done by a stopwatch," said Larry Hazzard, a former referee and now chairman of the New Jersey State Athletic Control Board. "That's splitting hairs. The question is, did the fighter beat the count and can he continue?"

[@LeoJLoera]

@@replywithfacts3231 I'm not arguing against that. Ive seen the rule. I'm not arguing Fury didn't win. I'm simply pointing out that he was down 10+ seconds.

[@llewellynjameskinnaird2741]

I remember seeing that look and thinking , he is too gased out . This may be the end for him. But fury was probably thinking " Another day at work , well better get up and get going. "

[@9614cp]

Lol look how slow he takes to get from 5 to 6. Wilder is already in his corner, why are you telling him to get in his corner? Joke of a ref couldn’t even break up the constant clinch and headlocks from Fury either.

[@alexandravorhies9218]

Your boy got his ass kicked. Get tf over it already. That’s 3 times now. Wilder got the same “slow count” in the 10th round that Fury got too.

[@9614cp]

@@alexandravorhies9218 So you ignore the constant clinching and headlocks? Funny everyone is apparently a Wilder fan all of a sudden when they call out PED cheat Fury. You realize the commentators are saying the exact same thing I posted? You gonna imply they are salty too? Like get real, there’s real fans of boxing here. I live in the UK and it’s a joke to me all the trash Fury talks about Joshua, yet Joshua has fought all the best at HW. Fury been fighting near 40 year old one trick pony Wilder for years now.

[@rudytrujillo4197]

Wilder went to his corner rather than the neutral one. Don't be mad at Fury be mad at the rules of Boxing

[@jackhouston2497]

I used stopwatch and he still got up before 10. But was a slow count for sure

[@OhioWatchlist]

Got up at 11.

[@effy186]

Bro got a wilder photo on his yt he's definitely salty

[@zachariah532]

Just listen to the referee 🤦🏾‍♂️

[@anthonypeterkin6478]

He was up at a moderate 7

[@marcyzavala3761]

In all reality he was fighting the commission referees and Tyson Fury

[@rudytrujillo4197]

I personally counted and even a fast count was 9 seconds. Wilder fans are dillusional

[@marcanthonystephens]

@@rudytrujillo4197 The STANDING 8 COUNT. Fury is down at 17sec. 0:02 Agree? 16, 15, 14, 13, 12, 11, 10, 9= THE STANDING 8 you must be up...but Fury is still DOWN at 7secs 0:12....... and up at 6sec 0:13...........Fight should have been OVER. Wilder was ROBBED AGAIN. The RULE---->"The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with "motions of his or her arm", with the "downward motion" indicating the end of each "second". All that "Ref count" nonsense is bullshit. Arm up, arm down 1....Arm up, arm down 2....in SECONDS. Not LONG COUNTS. The RULE---->"The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct "1-second interval" for the count. You see it!! Its "1 SECOND INTERVAL" FOR THE COUNT. Again, not a LONG COUNT. 11111111 yawn drink a beer burp 2222222...CORRUPTION BEAT WILDER AGAIN.

[@semaduqa5583]

💯

[@JamesBrown-pn1jw]

Down at 17 and gets up at 5 or 4 smh

[@keithwhitson6597]

Unfortunately he made the 10 count count 10 seconds after his glove hit fuck the clock he gets up at 9 you stop the count once he stands and sees if he can continue its a good count

[@royaltypipeperformance9471]

Down at 16 up at 6

[@Watermelon_tastes_good]

He wasn’t down for 10

[@Jenjak]

To me if you can't get back up within 3 seconds (let's be generous), it should be called a KO. If you can't properly get up as soon as you hit the canvas, it means you got hurt. If there was no rules the opponent would be stomping your face instead of you chillin' on the floor trying to gather your thoughts.

[@exclamationpointman3852]

THAT COUNT WAS THE WORST COUNT IVE EVER SEEN!!!!!!

[@seanburns1955]

The first fight was worse. Fury takes his time getting up he listens to the count.

[@hess701]

Even if it was a slow count. Fury was not knocked out. He just got up as needed by the ref's count. Do you really think he was KO'd? He was using the count to catch his breath.

[@paullee4736]

Looked at the clock. He still got up before the 10 seconds and looked like he had the whereabouts to get up sooner if he had to. No controversy to me. The referee did the same thing with the Wilder knockdown earlier.

[@yngsuave418]

It wouldn’t matter it’s a ten count not a ten second count and people seem to always forget that

[@nerocaligula3609]

On the canvas at 6 seconds of the video, standing by 15, that's 9 seconds and on his feet. No cheating fury got up fair and square.

[@3619jon]

I'd argue he is down at 17 and count starts at 16. He wasn't up at 6 seconds, he was on his knees... Maybe wishful thinking as I wanted the arrogant f*** knocked out 😂

[@soulfly3438]

@@3619jon he wasnt dazed at all tho. he used the count to catch his breath. as all fighters do. he was clearly coherent and not dazed at all. no matter how fast or slow he was gonna be up. oh also the ref stopped the count for a half a second to force wilder into his own corner. as per the rules. he technically should have not gotten to 8. the count doesnt start until a fighter is in his own corner. so if any cheating happened here it was literally allowing a count to proceed while a fighter was not in his place. go back and watch when the ref screams at wilder and you see wilder run to his corner. that count was not even suppose to be started until wilder was in his own corner. even tho fury wasnt dazed and was easily gonna get up. lets say by chance thats not the case. if that count had made it and they counted out fury. the entire boxing world would be FLiPPiNG there shit for a fake count. so when he realized that wilder was in the wrong spot. he was never gonna let the count hit either way. he woulda lost his job for a mistake like that

[@MikeBroderick33]

No. Recount it from when he hits the floor.

[@fault.]

Clock starts when a knee or glove hit the canvas not his whole body. And his knee touched at 4

[@3619jon]

@@soulfly3438 while I still believe it was a slow count I do agree with you that Fury wasn't really rattled and probably would of made the count regardless so it doesn't really matter.

[@TheJonOrtiz]

By the clock on the screen. The count started at :15 and he was standing at :06

[@hamptonsroyce9222]

I realize that everyone is tired of the excuses but unfortunately it happened twice in the same round although this example was the worst and the announcers called it out immediately.

[@soulfly3438]

it didnt happen twice. lol. there are video comparison. the second count actually took 10.5 seconds. as it was slowed for wilder to get in his own corner. as its suppose to be. the first count was 8.3. and was a extremely fast count. you are talking out of your ass.

[@jamaicawillis]

The level of ignorance you guys show your ignorance for the rules your lack of knowledge of boxing but you sit here and whin like 14-year-old broken heart Minuto fan girls it’s really embarrassing

[@gillbates365]

Fucking babies, get over your false profit. He finally has a daddy now, in the name of Tyson Fury.

[@SARGii95]

Wilder was taking half a minute out when he got knocked down in the 10th

[@hamptonsroyce9222]

@@SARGii95 We’re here to comment on a video that someone has presented as evidence. You could do the same to prove your point

[@brettgeppi2399]

fury clocked wilder with a punch then off balanced got punch push down...eyes wide awake!! on the replayed

[@steveseger5642]

The referee should count slow if either fighter hits the canvas, so the fans can enjoy a longer fight. Who the hell wants a quick 1 minute fight after paying big $$ for a ticket. this is boxing, not UFC.

[@dannypamel8892]

He was up around 9 seconds the ref was 2-3 seconds behind.. the point is he got up and was ok to continue. No ref would wave it off with that soft knock down in such a big fight. Even if they took 10 seconds to get up

[@marcanthonystephens]

Exactly Fury LOST if he was up at 9. Vegas is STANDING 8...you must be up by 8...fury was still down at 10...which is why the ref did the long count to give fury more time.

[@jonathanwaters1847]

No long count - your boy lost

[@marcanthonystephens]

Wilder beat Fury again and the REF did long counts to save fury. The count starts when the opponent hits the canvas "Glove" or "Body".....the timekeeper starts the 10 second count....and the Ref picks up the count...which is in SECONDS....no such thing as a "Ref 10 Count"....its 10 SECOND COUNT. [NAC 467.740  Procedure for counting; knockdown; knockout; technical draw. (NRS 467.030)] 1.  When an unarmed combatant is knocked down, the referee shall order the opponent to retire to the farthest neutral corner of the ring, by pointing to the corner, and shall immediately begin the count over the unarmed combatant who is down. The referee shall audibly announce the passing of the "seconds", accompanying the count with motions of his or her arm, with the downward motion indicating the end of each "second". 2.  The timekeeper, by effective signaling, shall give the referee the correct 1-second interval for the count. The referee’s count is the official count. Once the referee picks up the count from the timekeeper, the timekeeper shall cease counting. No unarmed combatant who is knocked down may be allowed to resume competing until the referee has finished counting to eight. The unarmed combatant may take the count either on the floor or standing. www.leg.state.nv.us/NAC/NAC-467.html#NAC467Sec745 kzbin.info/www/bejne/d3u2cneKpLyXprM

[@MrBilards]

He got up in ten sec but 10 count is not 10sec....

[@InspirationShadow]

He still gets up under 10 seconds so chill out

[@johnwilkinson3597]

If wilder hadn't interfered with the count by not staying in a neutral corner then it may have just been right on 10 when he was stood up, but as the ref had to break off counting at 6 to tell wilder to get to a neutral corner then he could have been counted out silly wilder 😂😂😂😂

[@MicJones]

Exactly. To use this as an excuse for Wilder is hilarious.

[@rudytrujillo4197]

"Wilder screwed Wilder"-Boxing commision

[@ThatSocratesguy]

I have a question: when a referee tells the other fighter to get in the neutral corner, should the count be interrupted then? If yes then this was not a ko for sure. However if the count should (by the rules) not be interrupted, then this was 9 or almost 10 seconds I think. Anyways, Tyson got up and smashed him

[@hamptonsroyce9222]

No, he needs to have the presence of mind to start back up right after giving his instruction.

[@a925sw5]

As I said below as well, Fury went to his corner and wasn't even in his corner until about 9 secs in. Which means that the count should have ben paused until he was in the neutral corner. He knows better than to go to his corner, that's a big no no, its cheating in itself. You see WIlder run across the screen right in front of the camera from wrong corner

[@rudytrujillo4197]

@mura "Whether you lose by an inch or a mile, winning is winning" -Wilder maybe

[@yngsuave418]

@mura it’s not a ten second count it’s a ten count lol 10 counts rarely ever last 10 seconds they last more like 12 seconds

[@cedricduyongco]

When Wilder went down on the 3rd round his count was 12 seconds to reach the count of 8. When Fury went down it was 14 seconds to reach the count of 8 but the count was interrupted due to Wilder not being on the neutral corner. Referee stopped the count at 5 and resumed the count to 6 only when Wilder was at the farthest neutral corner. As per Association of Boxing Commissions Unified Rules: "When a knockdown occurs, the downed boxer’s opponent shall go to the furthest neutral corner and remain there while the count is being made. The referee may stop counting if the opponent fails to go to the neutral corner, and resume the count where he/she left off when the opponent reports to or returns to the neutral corner." That's why most boxers run to the neutral corner when they knock down their opponents. Wilder somehow forgot this or lost the presence of mind to do this. Either way, the pausing of the count was due to this rule.