Harvey Dock

Down goes Spence a second time in the round.

In round nine, with Crawford landing unanswered, pinpoint thunder to Spence's battered face, referee Harvey Dock jumped between the combatants.

Terence Crawford did what no man had ever done before, conquered the four-belt undisputed championship across two separate weight divisions, putting a definitive stamp on one of the greatest welterweight masterclasses ever witnessed.

With Crawford's conquest complete and his gaze set on heavier territory, the welterweight waters churned once again.

I'm worried about that.

You know, when you compare him to someone like Harvey Dock, who just does the job and is absolutely... clear and has fantastic charisma because he's absolutely clear um you're right he was very proactive in the isaac pitbull cruise fight very proactive and um and people tended to including me tended to like that you know um may well be that he feels well i don't know i don't think he's thinking hey i could i could have a whole new career here but i think when you when you insert yourself into the fight like that

maybe it is maybe it is and maybe it is and he's not looking at it maybe i have a whole new career here and it isn't inside of boxing maybe he thinks he's got a whole new career here as a celebrity He's seen what it's done for guys like Big John McCarthy.

Yeah.

No reason to not let that man get all of the opportunities they gave him.

But it's good to see because many believe that Harvey Dock was being biased with an American fighter once upon a time, and it's good to see that it-- this, this is just boxing, and it's up to the referee's discretion on what rules he chooses to implement and enforce.

Which, for us as boxing fans, suck because we need a universal set of rules, and we also need the judges and referees to react in a universal manner where things could be equal for you and for me, not just one way for myself.

But that's kind of the case, man.