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Hesdy Gerges To Replace Semmy Schilt In K-1 WGP Final 8
By snakerattle79 - 11-02-2010 08:41 PM
Originally Posted at: Deluxe Forums
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Hesdy Gerges To Replace Semmy Schilt In K-1 WGP Final 8 | Steve Rattlesnake MMA
According to K1.nl Nieuws, Uitslagen, UFC Vechtsporten MMA, K-1, Toernooien, Boksen
The latest reports which have reached us, it would Hesdy Gerges now join the K-1 World Grand Prix Final in Korea 8. Gerges was previously eliminated by Semmy Schilt in the Final 16, but both Daalder and Rutz appealed against Schilts victory because of illegally concealing an open wound during the fight.
It is noted that Remon Daalder of Black Label Fighting, and Simon Rutz of Its Showtime filed a protest to disqualify Schilt due to the said violation, heres the protest appeal:
Remon Daalder, manager of Black Label Fighting, and Simon Rutz of ITS SHOWTIME have both sent a protest to K-1 with the goal of disqualifying Semmy Schilt for the K-1 World Grand Prix Final of December 11 in Japan.
In the K-1 regulations is written that in case a fighter gets injured during the fight, the wound may not be treated by one of the cornermen without interference of the official physician and referee. However, this did happen right after the first round by Bas Boon. Schilt, who received numerous lowkicks right from the beginning of the fight, didnt check one of those lowkicks very well so his right shinbone got torn open. If the referee had seen this right away, the doctor had to take a look at the wound and continuing the fight wouldnt have been medically responsible. The referee never discovered this wound, because Schilts corner secretly applied a lot of tape on the wound. Despite the fact that the blood was visible right through the tape, the referee still didnt see it. The fact that Schilts shinbone was stitched right after the fight, showed that it was a serious wound. The applied tape is clearly visible on the TV images and on YouTube (from the second round).
Simon Rutz: Because Hesdy Gerges is our reigning ITS SHOWTIME world champion, K-1 really wanted to match him with their own world champion. K-1 created a huge buzz in the Japanese media and hyped the question: Who is the stronger one, the ITS SHOWTIME world champion or the K-1 world champion? After 2 rounds the judges scored the fight 20-20 (draw), 19-20 (for Sem) and 18-20 (for Sem). However, like everyone could see, the third round was clearly for Hesdy Gerges so that round should have been scored 10-9, 10-9, 10-9 for Hesdy Gerges. If you add that score to the scores after round 2 you will get the following end result: 30-29 (for Hesdy), 29-29 (draw) and 28-29 (for Sem). A more clear example for an extra round cant be found! If there would have been an extra round, Sem would never have been able to finish this round, because he already had difficulties finishing the third round. This decision was already unjustified, but on top of that its clear to see that Sem Schilts corner has violated the rules by applying a thick layer of tape on Sems deep wound.
Remon Daalder: I totally agree with this. If the K-1 follows their own rules, there is only one possibility, and that is the disqualification of Sem. If the K-1 doesnt do this, the effects for the future of K-1 cannot be overseen. Everyone will then disrespect the rules. Sem Schilt speaks in De Telegraaf (Netherlands biggest newspaper) about a little form error, but I absolutely disagree. This violation of the rules means the difference between winning or losing and the difference between fighting a superfight on December 11 or fighting in the final for 400.000 dollar. If the rules are being followed, Hesdy Gerges will fight in the December 11 final and not Sem Schilt. Secretly applying the thick layer of tape says enough actually, because if Sems corner wouldnt have been convinced that the wound would mean the end of the fight, they just wouldve asked the doctor for permission, but clearly they had no trust in this. They took a chance/risk and in my opinion theyve lost.
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By snakerattle79 - 11-02-2010 08:41 PM
Originally Posted at: Deluxe Forums
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Hesdy Gerges To Replace Semmy Schilt In K-1 WGP Final 8 | Steve Rattlesnake MMA
According to K1.nl Nieuws, Uitslagen, UFC Vechtsporten MMA, K-1, Toernooien, Boksen
The latest reports which have reached us, it would Hesdy Gerges now join the K-1 World Grand Prix Final in Korea 8. Gerges was previously eliminated by Semmy Schilt in the Final 16, but both Daalder and Rutz appealed against Schilts victory because of illegally concealing an open wound during the fight.
It is noted that Remon Daalder of Black Label Fighting, and Simon Rutz of Its Showtime filed a protest to disqualify Schilt due to the said violation, heres the protest appeal:
Remon Daalder, manager of Black Label Fighting, and Simon Rutz of ITS SHOWTIME have both sent a protest to K-1 with the goal of disqualifying Semmy Schilt for the K-1 World Grand Prix Final of December 11 in Japan.
In the K-1 regulations is written that in case a fighter gets injured during the fight, the wound may not be treated by one of the cornermen without interference of the official physician and referee. However, this did happen right after the first round by Bas Boon. Schilt, who received numerous lowkicks right from the beginning of the fight, didnt check one of those lowkicks very well so his right shinbone got torn open. If the referee had seen this right away, the doctor had to take a look at the wound and continuing the fight wouldnt have been medically responsible. The referee never discovered this wound, because Schilts corner secretly applied a lot of tape on the wound. Despite the fact that the blood was visible right through the tape, the referee still didnt see it. The fact that Schilts shinbone was stitched right after the fight, showed that it was a serious wound. The applied tape is clearly visible on the TV images and on YouTube (from the second round).
Simon Rutz: Because Hesdy Gerges is our reigning ITS SHOWTIME world champion, K-1 really wanted to match him with their own world champion. K-1 created a huge buzz in the Japanese media and hyped the question: Who is the stronger one, the ITS SHOWTIME world champion or the K-1 world champion? After 2 rounds the judges scored the fight 20-20 (draw), 19-20 (for Sem) and 18-20 (for Sem). However, like everyone could see, the third round was clearly for Hesdy Gerges so that round should have been scored 10-9, 10-9, 10-9 for Hesdy Gerges. If you add that score to the scores after round 2 you will get the following end result: 30-29 (for Hesdy), 29-29 (draw) and 28-29 (for Sem). A more clear example for an extra round cant be found! If there would have been an extra round, Sem would never have been able to finish this round, because he already had difficulties finishing the third round. This decision was already unjustified, but on top of that its clear to see that Sem Schilts corner has violated the rules by applying a thick layer of tape on Sems deep wound.
Remon Daalder: I totally agree with this. If the K-1 follows their own rules, there is only one possibility, and that is the disqualification of Sem. If the K-1 doesnt do this, the effects for the future of K-1 cannot be overseen. Everyone will then disrespect the rules. Sem Schilt speaks in De Telegraaf (Netherlands biggest newspaper) about a little form error, but I absolutely disagree. This violation of the rules means the difference between winning or losing and the difference between fighting a superfight on December 11 or fighting in the final for 400.000 dollar. If the rules are being followed, Hesdy Gerges will fight in the December 11 final and not Sem Schilt. Secretly applying the thick layer of tape says enough actually, because if Sems corner wouldnt have been convinced that the wound would mean the end of the fight, they just wouldve asked the doctor for permission, but clearly they had no trust in this. They took a chance/risk and in my opinion theyve lost.
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