UFC142 Erick Silva DQ 引起爭議 - 綜合格鬥 Mixed Martial Arts

Erick Silva DQ puts need for instant replay front and center

原文如下:

Erick Silva rode a roller coaster of emotions at UFC 142. After taking out
Carlo Prater in 29 seconds, Silva celebrated with the loud, Brazilian crowd.
He was brought down to reality when he was informed by referee Mario Yamasaki
that the blows Silva used to knock out Prater were deemed illegal. Though a
replay showed that the blows hit the sides of Prater's head, not the
restricted area on the the back of the head, Silva had been disqualified.

The UFC confirmed that Silva did receive his win bonus and it's unlikely that
this loss will stunt his career's trajectory, but it didn't need to be a
loss. Yamasaki admitted when talking to UFC commentator Joe Rogan that he had
to make the decision in the moment.

"I have to decide right there and then. There's nothing I can do," Yamasaki
said.

In that moment, there was nothing Yamasaki could do. Instant replay does not
have a place in MMA. Though he watched the replay on a giant screen just
moments after the fight ended, the bout was decided.

With the technology already in place for referees to use instant replay,
there is no good reason for MMA not to use it. Instant replay is used in
other major sports. Though it isn't always perfect, it gives referees
confidence on making calls.

Like in other sports, strict parameters of when it should be used would need
to be put in place. For example, it does not make sense to use instant replay
to decide if a fighter was truly knocked out or not because of the
difficulties in restarting a stopped bout. But in the case of a
disqualification, instant replay can and should be used.


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Joe Rogan質疑Mario Yamasaki的判決

並且要求他在15000名現場觀眾面前解釋

重播鏡頭看似只有一拳擊中後腦杓


沒找到影片連結...

但找到Jon Jones的http://0rz.tw/TK7xe XD
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