Best Ring Smarts You Saw From A Boxer Avoiding An Imminent KO.

2nd round of my kids fight last saturday, the opponent pulled his trunks down during the standing 8 which bought him plenty of time to recover, tuff kid though smart thing to do he was hurt.

 

Evander Holyfield trapping Ruiz in the corner after being knocked down and refusing to let go of the ropes, it was funny to see the ref trying to pull him off.

 

that's not ring smarts, that's cheating.

 

I know a lot of people on this site don't like to see fighters take a knee but when done at the right moment I've seen it work to a fighter's advantage. One that sticks in my mind was when Lyakhovich took a knee when he was getting battered by Brewster. I thought he was on the way to being knocked out but taking a knee was a smart move. He recovered and went on to win the fight.

 

I've never heard of anyone underating Ali's chin, everybody's aware of how good it was surely.

 

Best avoiding a KO...???

Probably one of the Four TImes VITKLIT didn't show up to fight Rahman.

He was afterall severly injured, in order to make so many postponements.

 

Last week I would say...Judah saying he saw 2 fingers when he knew damn well that he could see the ref holding up 3. Now that was smart...

Rahman to the ref he couldn't see after Toney cracked him with a few right hands when they fought...These fighters are highly intelligent...

 

I was just about to say that...look at my avatar need i say more

 

Zelenoff mouthpiece spittin'

True warrior

 

hahahhaaha so true

 

ali when he got his gloves replaced in the middle of a fight.

 

Montell Griffin's award winning embellishment after being hit by Roy Jones while on the mat.

Luis Santana's "Stretcher" performances against Terry Norris.

 

Gary Lockett, the first 10 knees he took......

 

Cornelius Bundrage, round 3 vs. Joel Julio. Took a knee then threw a low blow after the 8 count.

 

When Diego spits out the mouthpiece it's a reflex, not a tactic. He's done that on more than one occasion.