Fights Where Superior Chin Won The Day

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  1. MetalMandible

    MetalMandible Chinchecker Full Member

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    Name your favorite fights in which a fighter's superior Mandibular Fortitude overcame superior skill and/or a bad start to win the day. Here are mine.

    01. Hagler/Hearns
    02. Marciano/Walcott
    03. Mercer/Morrison
    04. JCC/Taylor
    05. Foreman/Moorer
    06. LaMotta/Dauthuille
    07. SRL/Hearns I
    08. Gatti/Rodriguez
    09. Froch/Taylor
    10. Foreman/Lyle
     
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    Russell Loyal Member Full Member

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    Castro/John David Jackson
     
  6. MetalMandible

    MetalMandible Chinchecker Full Member

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    Excellent choices, guys. Punch resistance is critical to success in Boxing and oftentimes, as is shown by this thread, it is the SOLE determining factor in a hard-fought fight.
     
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    Antigoon Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Yet your wisdom is most often found in threads about fighters that have had quite succesfull careers despite their shaky chin... Maybe there's just a tad bit more to the sport than having a granite chin, although, granted, it will be a determining factor for those with lesser skills.
     
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    every single Brandon Rios fight.
     
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    MetalMandible Chinchecker Full Member

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    Both had superlative Chins and it never determined one of their fights. Both were able to eat monster shot after monster shot and continue and it was superior fighting that one each of the contests.
     
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    :blood:huh
     
  15. MetalMandible

    MetalMandible Chinchecker Full Member

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    Kirkland won via having slightly better ring IQ, and I stress slightly better, not at all by having a superior Chin. He has one of the worst Chins in Boxing today, possibly of all-time, and only avoided being brutally and embarrassingly KOed in the first round for a second time because Angulo decided to punch himself out on Jelly Jaw James' arms. Kirkland's Chin is a ****ing disgrace and he should never be mentioned in a thread like this that is discussing the merits of certified Iron Chinned Warriors™ . I can understand how someone like you might be confused, however, since you haven't come to terms with the fact that your hero Quitor Ortiz is also in possession of one of his generation's worst Glass Jaws.:lol::rofl:patsch