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    #41
    Originally posted by Ragnar Lothbrok View Post
    again,

    can you show me evidence of your interpretation of the 10 count rule.

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      #42
      In my mind, the count of '1' indicates that roughly 1 second has elapsed from when the fighter hit the deck. Therefore, a count of '10' indicates that roughly 10 seconds have elapsed. The referee's waving of arms is not part of the count, but an indication to time keepers and other officials that the fight is over.

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        #43
        Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View Post
        stop with the straw man arguments. there's a difference between knowing how to count to 10 and interpreting the 10 count in the sport of boxing.

        again,

        can you show me evidence of your interpretation of the 10 count?

        thanks in advance. if you put up another ad hominem straw man post about not being able to count to 10 you're going on ignore.

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          #44
          Originally posted by Ragnar Lothbrok View Post
          there's a difference between knowing how to count to 10 and interpreting the 10 count in the sport of boxing.
          Please explain the difference.

          Counting to 10 is counting to 10. There's no secret.

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            #45
            It was a bad stoppage by the ref but at the same time Ortiz should have been paying attention to the ten count, which he wasn't it was a hard lesson learned all I got to say it was nice knowing you but I don't want to see you fight again.

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              #46
              Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View Post
              Please explain the difference.

              Counting to 10 is counting to 10. There's no secret.
              good lord almighty. are you serious with that question?

              you dont think there's a difference between being able to count to 10 and interpreting the 10 count rule in boxing?

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                #47
                Originally posted by Ragnar Lothbrok View Post
                good lord almighty. are you serious with that question?

                you dont think there's a difference between being able to count to 10 and interpreting the 10 count rule in boxing?
                Well no....because there isn't.

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                  #48
                  Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View Post
                  Well no....because there isn't.
                  actually there is.

                  again, this is the last time im gonna ask you,

                  can you show me evidence of your interpretation of the 10 count rule in the sport of boxing?

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                    #49
                    Originally posted by Ragnar Lothbrok View Post
                    actually there is.

                    again, this is the last time im gonna ask you,

                    can you show me evidence of your interpretation of the 10 count rule in the sport of boxing?
                    So explain the difference.

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                      #50
                      Originally posted by Dirk Diggler UK View Post
                      So explain the difference.
                      its pretty self explanatory that there's a difference between counting to 10 and interpreting the 10 count and when to end a fight in a sport called boxing.

                      now this is your final warning,

                      again, for the last time,

                      can you show me evidence of your ardent interpretation of the 10 count rule in the sport of boxing?

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