outside of an low blow and a...

Crunkle cut.

 

Charlie horse in the clinches, takes their legs away.

 

Outboxing them.

 

How serious?

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Eagle death claw. Or a kamihamiha.

Try to mix it up so you don't get predictable though.

 

Deliberately missing a punch and following through with the elbow was something Galento actually practiced in training with elbow pads.

Foreman dropped the rugged Qawi to his knees with a deadly right hand to the kidney. Ike had to be feeling that one for days.

Southpaw Danny Sutton banged his knee accidentally into the side of Tony Tucker's knee, sidelining Tucker for over a year. (Originally, this televised match was ruled as a TKO win for Sutton, but changed to a no-contest. After several minutes, Tony had seemingly recovered, was walking around the Nashville ring without a limp, and protesting to the interviewer that he was ready to go, but it was far too late for action to resume. I was pleased later to learn that the verdict in favor of Sutton had been overturned.)

I will keep the litany of filthy competitive tricks Champ Thomas published to myself. (I suspect most others who have his nasty assortment of sleazy tactics in their libraries will likewise remain silent.)

 

Now I'm curious mate, you have to give me some examples after that.

 

I'll have to dig into storage after the pile of snow plowed up against my unit has melted away. But I could be locked away for sharing information as disgusting and obscene as what Jay Thomas unveiled. (There's no way I'm the only one here who has this slimy ooze in print.)

 

wrong forum

 

Curb stomp

 

A punch to the kidneys or the liver I think. Kidney punch is easier to land though.

 

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Kelly Pavlik said he wants to curb stomp George Foreman.