Promotor Boxxer filed a protest with a control loss of the British boxing council for a controversial loss of stopping the Society of Jeamie TK for David Adeley.
TKV fought on Saturday at the Arena in the Arena Co Op Live in Manchester for Adeley.
In the sixth round, Ron Kearney called Break, so he bought both boxers to divide from the clinic, and slap his left hand.
Adeleya threw the left hook that caught the exposed chin of the TKV on the right side of the other hand. The shot knocked down.
Instead of stopping an action for adeley for the fact that he hit the break, the action in the box was allowed, but not necessarily a deliberate mistake, unless Adeley has heard the judge, Kearney has just released TKV with the Earl and allowed the fight to continue.
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At the beginning of this year the most important struggle between TKV and Michael Webster.
TKV was injured and only defeated this number before Adeley attacked again and after TKV descended a second time, he was stopped.
Given that the TKV team outraged the referee’s events, its promoter Boxxer filed a protest with the British Boxing Council Council and the matter will be discussed at a meeting of the Board of Directors on Wednesday.
Boxxer’s Ben Shalom said Sky Sports“We will file a protest with the British Audit Council that will be heard at their meeting of the Board of Directors on Wednesday. The decision must be inverted.”
He added: “Jeamie had control of the fight and on the way to gaining the title of British heavy weight when the referee’s intervention stood.
“We believe the board of directors will make the right decision.”
“This deteriorates the more I watch”
It was not the only piece of referee on the show in Manchester, which caused horror.
In the third round of the Corey O’Regan’s Commonwealth Super Lightweight the title fight with Jack Rafferty began to break the fighters and withdrew O’Regan’s left glove. He immediately threw the raffle with the hard right, captured by O’Regan Flush and dropped it hard.
O’Regan fought, but was eventually pulled out in the fifth round and suffered his first for defeat.
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Jeamie TKV required victory of TKO over Franklin Ignatius when the referee in the process of stopping the fight in the head.
Matthew Macklin, O’Regan manager, said Sky Sports“I watched that he would pull his hand down several times, and the referee would pull his left hand that blocked his left side, which then left the hole for Jack Rafferty to land the right hook that would make a fraction of a second after the referee pulled his hand down.
“This is a shot that turned the fight on his head. Corey boxed well to this point, won the fight and told me he just began to feel comfortable, find his distance, etc.
“Then he never really got a way. Even though he probably won the fourth round, he really fought on the autopilot, fought for the heart, fought for instinct and took his toll for him, so it was a crucial moment of fighting.
“It’s inexcusable,” Macklin concluded. “In fact, it deteriorates the more I watch.”
