rabbit punch 1. A punch to the back of the head that can cause injury or death. Common term in the sport of boxing (is an illegal move). 2. Any blow to the back of the head, -preferably between the skull and first vertebrae, shaking the victim's brain and upper spinal cord equally, -in particular the Medulla Oblongata, or brain stem, -which does not regenerate-, permanently disabling basic motor and bodily functions, as well as possible brain and nerve damage to lobes of the brain dealing with sight, smell, taste, kidney function, hearing, and respiration. By far, the most profound way to get even with someone, short of murder; on account it is: 1) easy to pull off, as the victim never sees anything coming, as well as, 2) deliberately aiming for that most tender spot invertebrates, rendering it "unsportsmanlike", in athletic endeavor. This content is protected
I had it pretty even but with the point deducted I was leaning towards Froch. Also, to beat a champ and take his belt you need to win a bit more decisively.
When I saw Ruiz fight Golota I was hoping Andrew would have rabbit punched that cheating slug 'n' hug fraud Ruiz.
Froch was fighting like a robot ... he was scared ... he's just like Ricky Hatton, minus class ... Towards the end, Ricky was a cool guy ... Much respect to Andre Dirrell for doing what he needed to do to win the fight ... its ****ed up the judges did that **** and its messed up that Dirrell couldn't take it out the hands of the judges and knock that shitty as dude out !! If Dirrell is ever given a second chance, he'll knock Froch out ... and I still have him in the finals of the super six ... theres a good chance that Froch doesn't win any other fights for the rest of the tournament.
:verysad When keepin` it real goes wrong! Kill yourself! So just because Dirrell implied his gameplan which was not to trade with Froch given that Froch can crack...why in the **** would Dirrell elect to brawl with a guy that he knows may knock him out??? You seem to forget on how to score fights given your shitty assumptions and your posts about this matter...So why should a fighter have to go down a level just to get approval of a off a boxing site, who seems to doesnt know **** about boxing?:huh PS...its easy for a dude to call a pro fighter a ***** from the saftey of your own home...Lets see if you can do any better than Dirrell before you go running your mouth!:good