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After last nights fight (Chisora v Klitschko) the action continued into the press conference with David Haye and Chisora getting it on.

At 2.05 you see Chisora getting in the face of Haye and a scuffle breaking out, the photographers are right on the scene and literally scramble over each other to get a shot.

So, aside from the pathetic display of sportsmanship, at what point do you stop taking pictures and get involved in what's happening? (not necessarily this incident, but any other) There seems to be an increase of people whipping out camera phones at everything. People where I live were filming a person threatening suicide not long back and heckling him to jump.

Some nice cameras and flashes there though (at the boxing).

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ojAtKUunjpc&feature=player_embedded#!
 
I thought I'd wandered into a wedding help thread video there!!! :-)

As for OP, I just wouldn't want to get involved with them right handers getting thrown, so I'd just shoot away minding my business with the occasional bob and weave
And I never thought it looked staged when it kicked off
 
IMO, any pro fighter getting involved in an out of ring fracas should have their fight license revoked and get ready to catch books.
 
I'd get in the middle of some scuffles but not that one. Really don't think it was staged as the BBBC have said they plan on revoking their licences permanently. Chisora has been released now, but Haye still hasn't been found yet. Wonder how good he is at hide n seek.
 
So, aside from the pathetic display of sportsmanship, at what point do you stop taking pictures and get involved in what's happening?


Easy answer.. no brainer really..
Start taking pics when it starts.. stop taking pics when it stops.. dont get involved..
 
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