If you could show one peice of video evidence to prove the existence of glass jaws...

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    You are an internet *****. Joking about domestic abuse, **** off.
     
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    Wilder in the amateurs.
     
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    Crumble was in his prime 99-00.survived many times out of the first round.

    Respect for still to the man,atleast he had balls to step up in the ring
     
  5. Rico Spadafora

    Rico Spadafora Master of Chins Full Member

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    any fight with Jones Jr, Price, Khan, Seth Mitchell, etc getting KOed.
     
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  8. RememberingC.S.

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    This is a wrong video to show glass jaws.

    The shot landed right on Price's ear hole, popping his eardrum.
    It happens quite often in boxe, it's strange someone that has been at the olympics had never suffered one before.

    https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=WBSnLDS5vcs

    This is David Price vs Tony Thompson II. Did Price suddenly developed an iron chin?
    Because he took 100 time the shot that dropped him in the first fight, and yet he didn't even go down ONCE, in spite of often having Thompson using his head as a punching ball and snapping it from one side to the other one like a rubber ball.

    So, do Price have an iron chin? No, not at all. His punch resistance is mediocre, it's his defence that's beyond terrible.

    The first fight shot just landed on a very sensible spot, jamming his equilibrium sense.
     
  9. Zakman

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  10. RememberingC.S.

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    I agree with that analysis. It's often difficult to judge the real momentum behyind a shot. Even an apparently light shot can be stiff as a pole if there's the opponent weight on it.

    Also it should be taken in consideration Khan's young age.
     
  11. Leonit

    Leonit Boxing Junkie Full Member

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    While his jaw is not as bad as people make it out to be and his glass ring IQ is a bigger problem the guy has done countless chicken dances and was hurt by soft punchers before and after the Prescott fight. The guy has a bad chin and there is no point denying it. Now if he can adapt his game and still win that is the making of real champion
     
  12. VG_Addict

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    Khan has a glass jaw, and his poor defense and low ring IQ only exacerbate the problem.
     
  13. Zakman

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    No question that Kirkland has a super-fragile glass jaw. Yet, believe it or not, you actually get people trying to deny this!!! :patsch
     
  14. VG_Addict

    VG_Addict Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    But Kirkland took punches from Tapia, and didn't go down.