Against Hernandez he landed a headbutt and a lowblow at the same time. And in another incident landed a left hook, right hook and a headbutt at the same time vs Hernandez. Anyone who watched the Hernandez fight could confirm what I said. Lara is very talented in dirty fighting.
All Lara's fouls were intentional Nady musta bet a bundle on Lara to favor him that much. LOL. Lara fought like a ***** & the headbutt that ended it was BL:ATENTLY intentional. Did you see the smile on Lara's face at the draw result??? He knew he'd gotten a great early Christmas gift
Missed punch -> momentum -> Vanes ducking into it. Yeah, clearly a deliberate attempt at a ****ing guillotine choke.
They forgot to add vanes numerous hits after the bell lol.2 faced punks.They should be happy of the draw cause Lara was winning by 2 was tagging him with counter rights at will.He was picking up huge momentum & winning why would he end the fight then accept immediate rematch right afterwards.These idiots don't think of that though just stick to their ways.Vanes fans can keep crying & make bs excuses I have none for Lara as he was winning & don't doubt he'll win the rematch.Poor cuban can't catch a break like matthysse,Rigo or any foreign fighter for that matter let the dummies hate that's what they do best.
Well, the way I see it, the problem is not the head lock in itself. But once Lara got a hold of Vanes' neck, it was obvious that he was trying to choke him. You can see what I'm talking about from 0:35-0:41.
Also that Vanes hit him during breaks which, you guessed it, is a foul as well. Both were getting dirty so Lara had no unfair advantage. A foul can be compromised with another so its not cheating. Things like this happen in boxing. Cream to solve butthurtedness must be scarce where the OP lives......
Yeah, he did clamp down for a second. Then Vanes retaliated with the short right hook to the ribs as the ref was separating them. The latter (hit on the break) is IMO a worse infraction than the former (tightening a form of clinch).
Have these idots seen floyd,mares,broner,khan,b-flop/pops,ward?Damn momentum pushed Lara & he clinched immediately to prevent vanes from doing anything(like hitting after the bell which he got warned numerous times by ref).Head choke?People really think he tried to pull an mma move & get disqualified for no reason??God I tell you some of these people(they'll do anything to discredit a guy who's never been deducted a point in his pro career).No evidence but they always mange to dig up some bs like this vid.
My post wasn't about what's worse than the other, just pointed out that there was indeed a guillotine choke attempt. But I guess I'll agree to disagree with you on this one. Cause for me, tightening a neck clinch is worse than a hit on the break, especialy when the hit is a retaliation to the guillotine choke.
Well, for me it's a matter of deliberate premeditated intent vs. the heat of the action - as well as what is and isn't expressly forbidden in the rules. Vanes comes out looking worse examining it from either viewpoint. At the beginning of the exchange, do you think Lara was secretly hoping to miss his left hand so he could get a guillotine choke on? You don't think he was bummed about missing the left? The rest of what transpired (except cinching down on it once Vanes' head wound up in his armpit) was just the result of their momentum coming together after the miss. Cinching down could have just been instinctive. Not saying it was, maybe it was dirty and he was trying to get an unfair advantage by cutting off Vanes' wind for a moment if he could get away with it - but we don't know that. What is plain to see is that the situation pissed Vanes off and he responded by deliberately throwing a premeditated cheap shot after the ref had clearly begun a break. Also, guys wind up in headlocks in boxing all the time in the course of the action. It isn't something that's really addressed in the rules as a foul, AFAIK. Hits on the break, however, are.
I understand all of this, like I said, it's not about the clinch because I really don't think Lara "wanted" to miss his left to end up in a clinch. But the way he pulled up his forearm trying to choke Vanes looked deliberate (not sure if I'm explaining myself right, I'm not very good in english). About "the heat of the moment", I think the same could be said about Vanes hitting Lara right after being guillotine choked.
That's fair enough. :good In terms of their intent behind their actions, it's equally debatable both ways. In terms of the rules of boxing, though, I still think only one of them committed an actual foul in that sequence.