* Aside from Conn and Simon, Louis never knocked anybody out past the twelfth round. But since Simon and Conn were robbed, these knockouts don't count. Thus, it is a fact that Louis could not knock anyone out after the twelfth round, invalidating the Conn and Simon knockouts. Therefore, Simon must have been robbed.
Exhibit A: Grainy stills. These prove that I'm right and you're wrong.
* Modern boxing--which is superior to old-time boxing--only has twelve rounds. Louis's knockout of Simon in the thirteenth is therefore in clear violation of the rules, and should not count.
Exhibit B: Abe Simon. This photograph clearly shows that Simon is not unconscious, disproving the "knockout myth" once and for all.
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