Usually though when there is a referee stoppage or at least he is going to stop the fight, he will go to the corner and tell the boxer and the trainer that if he didn't show something and he is hit then maybe he will stop the fight.
And obviously no fighter wanted to fight to stop, it's their ego that when the referee jump it, they want to continue. But as we can see Spence is really out class and dominated that it's just a matter of time that the referee will do his job and protect the boxers. One classic example is Pacman vs Margarito, the referee didn't stop the fight eventhough Margarito is brutally beaten. He injured his eye permanently, and there were interviews surfacing lately saying that he regrets that fight, as he should quit or ask the corner to wave the white flag. But it's too late now, as I have said, he is a totally different boxer after that and his eye took the tool of that left hand coming from Manny. Even Pacman begs the referee to stop it. So in this case, it's a good decision.
Yeah, I think you are right. When I saw Spence's face too, it was not in a good way anymore. I just want the referees' right timing of their stoppage because in all the recent fights that I watched most of the stops were not at the right time.
Remember Rolando Romero winning a TKO over Ismael Barroso where the referee stopped the fight while Barroso is still fighting back? That fight I cannot erase on my head up until now and there's more just recently where the referees can stop the fight earlier but as soon as the boxer recovered and fought back that's when they will stop it. That's the worse moment to conclude that the boxer cannot fight anymore.
Anyway, I made my point so I'll end it there. I just hope they will do it better next time.
We are having an event on the boxing exhibition coming this August 05 and this is between the Iconic YouTuber VS the ex-MMA Fighter, here is the event details and cards,
I am a Nate Diaz fan in UFC but not in boxing. I don't think I will be betting for him on this fight. This is just a money-making event and I doubt the promoter will let himself lose on this fight. So, Jake Paul, it is for the win. The odds are 1.28 for Paul, not bad for profits.