Kizer said he believed White's issues stemmed with Mazzagatti dated back more than five years, when Mazzagatti ordered a stand-up in the first Brock Lesnar vs. Frank Mir fight when Lesnar was trying to finish Mir with punches, and a few hit Mir in the back of the head. Seconds later, after the restart, Mir submitted Lesnar.
"Brock meant a lot of money to them when he lost that fight from being stood up," Kizer said. "But there was definitely a foul, whether accidental or international, and then Brock got caught."
"It as neither a positive or a negative on the referee," said Kizer. "All of us in the arena, and the commentators who know their stuff, were really shocked Jon was out. Steve was right there. He had to walk two steps. He walked two steps and waved off the fight. It was very easy for him, and every easy for Josh as well. It was a weird ending to the fight, but good for Josh."
"Brock meant a lot of money to them when he lost that fight from being stood up," Kizer said. "But there was definitely a foul, whether accidental or international, and then Brock got caught."
"It as neither a positive or a negative on the referee," said Kizer. "All of us in the arena, and the commentators who know their stuff, were really shocked Jon was out. Steve was right there. He had to walk two steps. He walked two steps and waved off the fight. It was very easy for him, and every easy for Josh as well. It was a weird ending to the fight, but good for Josh."
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