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Originally posted by dig420
If they didn't stop the fight when the eye was bleeding, there was no reason to stop it after the cut was under control.
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It was under control? When did the ring doctor actually stop the fight? Did they call time to have it looked at during a round, or was it called in between rounds? If it wasn't bleeding at the time, the ring doctor wouldn't have called it, unless it was so deep and close to the eye socket that it presented inevitable danger to his eye itself.
I'll have to watch the repeat. The way everyone is carrying on, you'd swear it was armed robbery. It's clear in the still shots that the white guy was physically looking worse for wear.