Boxers KO'd outside the ring

Nice!, know wha sayin'? :happy

 

But at some point they end up in punching range.

And it starts from a stand up position.

I've seen plenty of street fights where guys wing wild flailing punches at each other.

Naz would lose a street fight occasionally, but he'd win most. Don't underestimate the value of being experienced in fighting, it counts for a lot.

 

Ive never seen one fight where people stand up boxing each other.

 

What do they do in the fights you've seen, get on their knees before they start?

 

Because you are watching a bunch of pissed up or high ****s fighting each other.

When was the last time you saw a world class KO artist boxer in a street fight?

 

Most fights real fights end up with one or two people on the floor pretty quickly;yes.

 

That's because they don't know how to fight, they end up cuddling each other and then falling over.

If you've got a professional boxer involved then one person will be falling and it won't be him.

Watch the video of the russian guy who beats up the two guys or the boxer who beats up 4 men who keep attacking him. I'm sure there are more examples of trained fighters in street fighters. Lets not forget Rees went to prison for one punching a guy and Enzo regularly KO'd bouncers, same goes for Clinton Woods...

 

you dont know **** :rofl

 

Yea fair enough with Enzo, Woods, there biggish guys themselves....

Even the likes of 11stone Hatton (150..blah etc) or the Welters...but not 9 Stone (126pd) feather weights...IMO

 

You think 5ft 4, 9 stone (126pd) Prince Nazeem would KO heavywights and your saying to me "you dont now ****", for saying that, WTF.

 

I think he means heavyweight men on the streets, not heavyweight boxers.

I don't think it's unreasonable to say Naz would KO normal 200+ pound guys.

Didn't they say Hatton hits 10 times harder than the normal person? I'd say Naz must hit about 7 times harder.

 

I sorry to disagree, but I think a guy literally twice the size of Naz, who doesn't have to box, but just grab hold of him; would simply crush him.

 

I'm saying Naz hits harder than any average 200lbs guy.. because I've actually trained both kickboxing/boxing, and I'm currently sparring my brother (210lbs~) and his friend who is 235lbs, both men are in good condition. Our friend is a kickboxer/shoot fighter, and Naz explosive one punch power is more than he could deliver.

Why dont you just go to a real boxing gym with professional boxers, I know you will be amazed at how hard they actually hit when you stand there in front of them, even a decent 9 stone guy with decent power would amaze you, let alone a guy that hit like a truck for his weight in Naz.

Naz would have a disadvantage if they actually got to him and grabbed his arms, disabling him from delivering punches, but be well sure that if an ordinary joe started exchanging with Naz, Naz would be the one who did the clean hitting.
95% of real street fights starts with a cheap shot face to face, odds would most definitely be Naz seeing the slow lumbering cheapshot coming his way and retaliate with something big, connecting and the ordinary Joe would know **** all what happened.

Like I have said in various garbage "street fight" threads, an ordinary Joes reaction to taking a punch is much different from that of an experienced pro-fighter. Chances are the 18stone guy would back off quickly after being hit with that kind of power, or he would be flattened real bad.

I'm a 160lbs boxer, I work out often and enjoy boxing, it's my passion, but I would honestly say that a prime Naz, whilst a cocky son of a ***** that I would hate, would terrify me in a street fight, with his power and accuracy.

 

Adding to my reply, I don't think boxers are simply the greatest street fighters there are, quite obviously not. But this is a thread on an "ordinary Joe 2x the weight of a real pro-boxer". Chances are the ordinary Joe haven't ever tasted anything near say, Naz power... I know I haven't and I have been sparring big guys.

 

I've seen it. 99 percent of all fights start with both guys standing.