The result of Gervont Davis-LaMont-LaMont, which ended in a draw of the majority after the controversial ninth round of the Recent York State Commission, which ended with the result of Gervont Davis-LaMont, which ended with most draws after the controversial ninth round.

Two judges won the featherlight title WBA 114-114, and the third was shot by 115-113 for Davis.

In Friday’s exclusion, the Commission stated that the Roach protest was rejected, because “the fight lasted for more than three full rounds after the judge without knocking down, and because the boxers necessarily adapted to the judge’s ruling, the judge’s call was not due to the result.”

Davis, one of the best boxing stars, took his knees in round 9 after landing a series of roof beats. Judge Steve Willis began to count, but when he reached three, he stopped and did not rule it.

In the committee’s ruling, she stated that “after a comprehensive review of the material from the ninth round, that the most appropriate call … would be for a judge to determine that Mr. Davis’ knee with canvas was a knocking out.

“However, determining whether the knocking was in this case as at the recognition of the judge’s authority.”

In the ruling, it also noted that if the knocking was appointed, it would be impossible to know if the last three rounds would remain the same.

“Such a supposition would be lost, and setting such a precedent is not perceived by the Commission as a guarantee of the correct result with retrospective power or in accordance with the best interest of boxing,” said the ruling.

If Willis called the knocking down, Roach would win by decision. Instead, the WBA Master Junior Lightweight decided to draw when he tried to become a master of two validity in what would be shocking nervousness. Davis (30-0-1, 28 KO) was a favorite -2000, according to the ESPN plant.

“Lamont and his team are disappointed with the announced and lack of action by the Commission, but grateful for supporting the boxing audience,” said ESPN, Roach lawyer, Gregory M. Smith. “Lamont is convinced that the rematch will end with victory, but by that time he is a champion of people at 135 pounds.”

Davis from Baltimore said after the reason he took his knee was that Grease from hair treatment on Thursday “burned my eyes.” Davis was also allowed that his corner wipe his eyes with a towel that was forbidden during the round. Only the judge has the right to stop the action.

The commission said on Monday that she asked for a video replay, but the technical problem prevented it at the designated time.

29-year-old pervan from Washington remains the owner of WBA titles at 130 pounds. Roach (25-1-2, 10 KO) is rated No. 6 by ESPN at a featherlight level.

30-year-old Davis is a featherlight ESPN boxer No. 1 and No. 8 pounds per pound.