Julio Cesar Chavez' relaxed, thumping blows.

Discussion in 'Classic Boxing Forum' started by Shake, Jan 30, 2009.


  1. Shake

    Shake Boxing Addict Full Member

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    This isn't an accusation and I don't even have circumstantial evidence so treat this as a pure hypothesis.

    Does anyone see any similarity between the way Trinidad, Margarito and JCC punch? The way they sound, even? The outward effect they have on opponents?

    I might be alone here, but ever since Margarito was caught and I looked back at the fight with Cotto, I think of Chavez versus Meldrick Taylor and Chavez versus a tough sob in Haugen and I compare the damage to their faces, the cringing halt, clinch and sometimes retreat that followed a single body blow and I wonder if Chavez used special wraps.

    It isn't anything substantial -- rather, it's purely visceral. I see them fight, I compare the three in my head as similar punchers. Two of them are disputed -- is there anyone out there who, like me, suspects Chavez?
     
  2. Flea Man

    Flea Man มวยสากล Full Member

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    nO, jcc HAD A LOT OF SNAP ON HIS PUNCHES. WATCH HIS TECHNIQUE IN THE 2ND TAYLOR FIGHT, NO DOUBT THE MAN COULD PUNCH

    oops caps, at work no chance to re-type!
     
  3. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Not accusing Chavez of anything, but what is beyond question is that the man was ****ing dirty.

    His fight with Tszyu is one of the most blatantly dirty desperate attempts by a fighter that I've ever seen.
     
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  4. riggers

    riggers Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Being dirty and being a dangerous outright cheat are 2 different things
     
  5. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Yeah, because smashing a guys balls with your fists, sticking your thumb into his ****ing eye socket and rubbing your laces on his face is just mild and forgivable, right?
     
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  6. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    It is not putting plaster of paris in your wraps. What Chavez did was get away with what he could in the ring. His kind of cheating is an art, a lost one at that, that can be sanctioned against by a referee dq'ing him.
     
  7. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Of course you're saying this with a wonderfully detached view of the actual reality that men face in the ring.

    There's a difference between hitting and holding and literally beating someone's testicles to paste.
     
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  8. TBooze

    TBooze Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    That is boxing, and that is why is a referee is the ring, to make sure these things do not happen, and if they are, they are punished.

    I am no boxer, but I have been in the ring, and guess what? Legal or illegal, all them punches tend to hurt, but if you can get an advantage by imcompant refereeing, then that is not your fault.
     
  9. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    No, you get manufactured "incompetent" judging when you're a fighter the likes of JCC, where you can pound away at someone below the belt, hips and balls ahoy without so much as a point being deducted.

    It isn't that he skillfully hid his tactics making them laudable somehow (As you've implied) it's that he was allowed to do such things because of the referee, not because of any magical subtle thing he was doing.
     
  10. Seamus

    Seamus Proud Kulak Full Member

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    This thread is pure ****. Research the reactions of his sparring partners to his power. Read what Manny had to say of him even at the end of JCC's career. And the main reason JCC got flack for low blows was the fact his opponents brought their ****ing trunks up around their necks to avoid one of the most potent body attacks the sport has known. Also, the uniquely American, post-Ali asthetic that abhors body punching. JCC hit no more on the hips than Marciano, Basiliio or Joe Frazier to name a few.
     
  11. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Marciano fought extremely dirty, so it's all but irrelevant. You're aware of the famous shot with him elbowing Walcott in the face, yeah? It would have made Tyson proud.
     
  12. $.02

    $.02 Undisputed Heavyweight Full Member

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    I always thought something was up with the Taylor fights too.
     
  13. WhataRock

    WhataRock Loyal Member Full Member

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    Chavez vs MAG was one of the dirtiest fights Ive seen in recent times.
     
  14. Seamus

    Seamus Proud Kulak Full Member

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    Larry Holmes had one of the best elbows in the business, also.

    I took the insinuation of this thread to be that Chavez' gloves were loaded for the Taylor fight. That is a highly irresponsible and libelous accusation. Furthermore, the reason Margarito was caught was that the gloves, especially in Vegas, are examined prefight in the presence of a representative from the other camp. This is really low-rate speculation of the worst kind.
     
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  15. Russell

    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Eh, no one's going on any kind of hell bent tirade trying to prove anything. It's just discussion.

    Someone is amazed at how Cotto looks after the Margarito fight, Margarito comes under fire... Someone vaugey relates it to the Taylor/JCC fight and mentions a correlation...

    Really, just a thought more then a accusation. The sacred cows that can't even be thought of in negative lights bit is a bit irritating.

    Long story short, relax.