You seem to be assuming that Fullmer didn't have movement, but he did. And his speed is hard to judge, but he appears able to get off before most...
"I am not saying so much that the fight was close." No, some of the newspaper accounts imply that. It impresses me as being similar to the...
Of course. Any punch to the nose hurts, but heavy punches hurt more. These punch stats just boil down to saying three jabs overrule one hard...
Corbett was ahead on points going into the late rounds, so landing more punches did matter, but he clearly was fading with Jeffries' heavy punches...
I like Fullmer as being a natural middle who would prove too big and strong for Duran.
Well, I'm drawing my conclusion from the multiple primary sources saying Corbett's punches were light and lacked the power to slow up Jeffries....
"Ali knocked down and knocked out guys whilst he was on the back foot," And so Corbett could? "Pitty-pat" yeah, I'm laying it on strong like...
"If the fight was close at that point why would Brady have taken such an action?" Because the fight was close. Anyway, nearly every source I am...
But usually punches thrown by a moving or retreating fighter aren't as heavy as those of a flat-footed plodder like Jeffries who really sets down...
Your scoring is your scoring. Like I said, it is not mine. "How do you know that every punch Corbett threw was light and every punch that...
I don't see the logic of scoring the round even and then saying the 30 light jabs (which is all he did) did not cancel out the knockdown and near...
So you have 30 light jabs cancelling out a knockdown and near knockout. We disagree on how to score a fight. On punch stats, I recommend Briggs...
Just a bit of an aside. The critiques of Jeffries on this thread are for the most part not something unspoken in Jeff's day. Here is Tad Dorgan...
Thanks for posting this. What really impressed me was the great move the referee made when the two fighters unexpectedly lurched toward him....
You have no proof of bias from any newspaper. You are just assuming that to prop up your argument. How do you know that the Herald writer who...