Dirty Fighting 101: Headbutts, Low Blows, Elbows, Late Hits, Etc..

I so badly want to see a serial headbutter vs a serial lowblower

 

The king of headbutt is Evander Holyfield. The king of low blow is Andrew Golota. The king of elbow is Floyd Mayweather Jr. The king of late hit is Bernard Hopkins.

 

Buchanon was faking also. The Molinares Starling ko was both guys throwing after the bell, it's just that Molinares landed first.

 

It's funny, of all the times that I've seen Bernard Hopkins hit a fighter on the hip while on the other side of the referee's vision, I never remember him once digging in and punching very hard at all they were more like taps. I think he was using them as little psychological attacks more so than trying to damage his opponent's physically.

On the Marciano knockout of Joe Walcott, that little left he landed after Walcott fell was nothing it had basically nothing at all on it it was just a tap.

 

Go watch an Andre Ward highlight.

 

Fury cheats in his fights, always hitting and holding etc.

 

Like Fritzie zivic said, "I'm not fighting for the Lollipop of the year award".

 

A couple of blatant classics spring to mind with Mike Tyson's ear biting/removal and Andrew Galota's Knutcracker Suite...

 

So true. I used to love when the Borenard nuthuggers on here would call all his fouling and faking low blows etc. “crafty” or “experienced” or “veteran” then turn around and mock other fighters for doing the same as their hero. Joe Smith Jr did us all a favor knocking that clown out of the sport for good.

 

The bigger question is, how are the refs and the organizations allowing this ? Are they all blind the moment fighters step into the ring, and after that, which lead us to case, where the referee is completely incapable of being a referee if he can't see such obvious fouls. Or they are turn blind eyes for the "right" guy, as usually happen in Boxing.