so under 9.5 wins?

i think so

Yes

who won?

Not sure what the official time was, but under bettors can thank Devon for being heartless and a punk quitter.  Anyone who capped the fight and was expecting a KO (for some stupid reason), was wrong but got bailed out by Devon the Punk.  Better to be lucky than good sometimes.

bradley has had headbutts in his last 4 fights. its a orthodox/southpaw matchup. a headbutt was not unforeseeable. at +400 people can take it just based on that.

there is no time indicated

WHO WON

???????

The over cashes

bradley

Devon played the out card, the doctor had no choice when Devon refused to keep both eyes open

Nevermind, the over hit anyway.

Khan-Bradley is probably next.  Khan on points in that one.

I dont get the boxing shit the bed again statement.

It was a good match, both of them are super fast.

is it over or under?

When wagering on the over/under in boxing rounds, you are wagering on whether or not the fight will end before or after a specific round. Example 9.5 rounds means, 9 complete rounds and a minute 30 seconds of the 10th round (assuming 3 minute rounds). A full round is only considered for wagering purposes when the bell sounds signifying the end of said round. If any fighter fails to answer the bell the fight will be judged to complete on the previous round.

Once again, you a wrong. The under cashed. End of story.

I didnt check the time, I was going off what the guy posted.  I didnt play the over/under so I didnt care to check.

The under cashed, yes, but not b/c you capped the fight correctly.  You got balls lucky that a guy quit out of nowhere so stop acting like you're some handicapping genius.  Like I said, better to be lucky than good.  Under bettors were lucky.  End of story.

The under didnt cash you schmuck! 1:59 of Rd 10 is :29 seconds to the over, retard. 

C'mon man.  There was 1:59 LEFT in the round.  The under cashed. 

 

God you are a loser

Try watching the fight before embarrassing yourself ,the fight was stopped with 1:59 left in the round

Relax.  It was reported incorrectly on boxing scene, who listed the official time of 1:59 Rd 10, when it was 1:01 of Rd 10.  The official report is always supposed to read seconds INTO the round, not seconds LEFT.

For example, straight from BoxRec:

1990-03-17 : Meldrick Taylor 139¾ lbs lost to Julio Cesar Chavez 139½ lbs by TKO at 2:58 in round 12 of 12

This is how an official report reads, seconds INTO the round, not seconds remaining.  The article on Boxing Scene was wrong.

And so were you, yet YOU started the name calling.

I didnt watch the last 3 rds.  I went and read up on the fight, 2 different major websites both reported the official time in an incorrect fashion.  That's my fault that they dont do their jobs properly?