Knockouts That Will Never Be Forgotten | Part 12 

Agree 100%. Looks like he took a dive 🤷.

He never touched him. Dude took a dive

Don't act like biased commentary is exclusively a British thing.

@@ravenaussie3760this is so true

⁠I did? When exactly? Use a quote from my comment so it’s all clear. I would like to know when I said it was exclusive to British commentary only. I said nothing controversial. You have eyes and you think Benn “slipped” ? Exactly. So it was a moment of bias. So your objection to my comment is to imply it’s ridiculous to say a VERY obvious thing? lol I am saying nothing no one already wasn’t well aware of. I just said I as in ME personally can’t listen to it. But I can’t listen to any honer commentary. It was Mexican coverage I’d say it. If it rang true as a trend. That weight class in particular was ruled by the isles as far as dominance globally. So yeah it would track that home commentary preserves that. But again, I can’t listen to it. Benn got a lot of that at home. There are very specific reasons why British middle-ish weight champions consciously or not got kid gloves so often on home broadcast. Easiest answer is a fight in Vegas has more of a global reach regardless of the flag in the ring. Every country’s media has some bias. Silly to imply anyone would think otherwise. My point was Benn and other champions as I said of that era at that time in that weight class especially got it a lot more. It was the pride of a nation: I didn’t say I can’t make sense of it; but if commentary is just blatantly wholly incorrect at the expense of accurate accounting of the events, you have a right to voice that. This was early in Benn’s career - media wouldn’t feel the need to have to do this later in his career.

@@CYMotorsport You mentioned British commentary specifically, as if it's not a thing elsewhere. If you understood that it's a thing in all commentary, why point out it being in British commentary specifically?

I dont think it's illegal, he didn't have a knee to the ground and the ref didn't stop Collazo, but the last punch can be discussed if it was a clean hit or a dirty one