no probs watched it the other day, was an odd stoppage as the towel went in when Nino went down from a shove. But the ref stopped it as Nino kicked the towel out but he was fine. Nino never quit his corner retired him very oddly.
You're a real student of the game. Pretty impressive. I'm glad you found something you love at a young age. Good for you. :good
thanks. I am lucky i have got so into boxing. i love it all i do really in terms of hobbies. You learn so much from watching boxing, guy in my gym watch no boxing at all how cn they learn? also it helps you thinking in the ring, in the ring im cleverer than most (not bragging though)
i did notice that but i cant think of a better word and plus thats what id say plus being clever in the ring dont make you abetter speller
Book smarts is one thing, worldliness is another. BTW the clip you showed of yourself proved you to be a thinking fighter in the making, I saw it. And if it makes you feel any better, Hemingway, the great American novelist couldn't spell either. No BS!
i spell how i talk, im a thinking figther but me and my trainer joke around he thinks i think too much and is always telling me to chill out 3 years
good one Jear Carlos Monzon had a hell of a striaght rigth also aswell as Marvin hagler he had a good right cross when he turned orthodox then led with it
What about "The Acorn" Earnie Shavers...ask Larry Holmes.......The hardest hitting heavyweight of all time....:yep
the fighter with the best right hand in terms of power, accuracy and technique to me would be cool vince phillips. the right hand was crafted by being a high school baseball pitcher and it was quite a fast ball! other fighters with great right hands, roger mayweather, tim witherspoon and maybe donny lalonde.
Can't believe no one's mentioned Marciano as of yet. Not many fighters have a right hand so nice that it gets its own name. 'Suzie Q' produced arguably the greatest punch of all time, as well.