delete

Buster Douglas said it best, unanswered punches after a knockdown is pretty much an instant KO.

 

Stoppage was premature but the result looked to be an inevitable conclusion. Harris was completely baffled in RD 4 by Kim who was really pouring it on which continued into RD 5. Harris wouldn't have lasted much longer.

 

Tyson tribute/retrospective now.

Watching Tyson's handspeed is impressive even now. Still a big fan of Julius Long's afro.

 

I look forward to seeing Kim in the future. This guy is exciting and is relentless in his pressure.

 

+1

First time I've seen him and now I want to see him again.

 

He actually had a fight on FNF last May against some guy he was supposed to lose too. He KOed him in 1 round.

 

So what's next for Kim?

He hasn't had a loss since 2006 and seems to be certainly building towards something. Mzonke Fana perhaps?

Next week apparently is going to be a tribute to Emmanuel Augustus (AWESOME!) but instead the graphic was all about Ray Mancini. Obvious **** up as Kenny had to stifle his laughter. BHop will be in the studio next week to remind everyone how he beat Tito Trinidad back in 2001.

 

How about Valero. That would be a brawl.

 

15-1 Julius Fogel vs Maxim Vlasov 15-0

USA vs USSR coming up

 

Was it Linares?






j/k

 

Teddy's Top 5 upsets

Douglas over Tyson
Braddock over Baer
Cassius Clay over Sonny Liston
Randy Turpin over Ray Robinson
Sandy Sadler over Willie Pep

 

Fogle comes out with his hands high as Vlasov is measuring him. Both guys have some massive lay offs during their days. Fogle has the mummy style going on but Vlasov has the faster hands. Fogle and Vlasov tie up and Fogle is throwing Joe Calzaghe kitty strikes. FIVE punch combo by Vlasov and absolutely light up Fogle's face. Fogle looks absolutely amateurish. He throws a wild over the top Mayorga punch that comes nowhere close. Vlasov smothers Fogle against the ropes and tries for the KO but nothing doing. Fogle backs up against the ropes and Vlasov lets go. Fogle throws his punches in slow motion and like a baseball. Vlasov has Fogle smothered and down goes Fogle to a bunch of body punches. Fogle stays down too long and gets counted out.

 

Six rounder, Maxim Vlasov 15-0 (6) vs. Julius Fogle 15-1 (10), light heavyweights.

Round 1

Fogle boxing and moving, not trying to get caught up by the wiry strength of Vlasov. He does. Take up to a nine count on one knee and the ref punishes him by waving it off just as he springs to his feet.

 

Come on, that was funny.

Dude waited until after "9". The official was like "homey don't play that :bart"