Power Hug is an underrated Skill in Boxing

It's illegal. With another ref, in another era where running is not rewarded, Floyd would lose by a mile.

ODLH didn't do half the illegal tactics Floyd employed, nor half the running, judges still didn't like his running vs Tito.

 

and they say floyd schooled pac.lol

 

Oscar didn't engage with Tito those last rounds. PBF put it on Pac's ass in the 11th round.

 

The Clench. Has ALWAYS BEEN apart of boxing. Will ALWAYS BE apart of boxing. No one gives a **** whether you love it or hate. No on gives a **** whether it's legal or illegal. The Clench. Has ALWAYS BEEN apart of boxing. Will ALWAYS BE apart of boxing. Period.

 

Its just like wrestling in MMA.

If you can't stop it, its your fault. Why dumb down the sport

 

In every era of boxing, clinching on the inside has been a tactic used. Go study history more then come back kiddo.

 

This... Numerous trainers also use the clench as advice to their charge when they are in trouble after taking a big shot, or when they are on the ropes.

 

Manny, why didn't you throw more punches?

The whole transcript people. Manny didn't mention holding. It's undeniable, 48-0. Manny will forever be #48:

http://ftw.usatoday.com/2015/05/peo...bos-max-kellerman-for-grilling-manny-pacquiao

 

:|:|:|:|:|:|:| 118-110, 48-0, #1P4P, #1 The Best of Era and officially Excusequiao's Daddy

Carl Froch: "One sided whooping"

Pac fans: "waaaaah Floyd ran and hugged"

I think Froch knows a lot more about boxing than Excusequiao fans

 

It is a fight not a dance u morons.

 

I blame Jack Johnson. He is the one that made 'clinching' and 'grabbing' popular. He was John Ruiz way before his time.

 

If I was a trainer, I'd teach my guy to headbutt a clincher. If you don't penalize for clinching, don't penalize for headbutting.

 

:good put your head right into their face. ggg is a master at this

 

You know if it was a street fight and a guy hugged me like that, I would have suplex'd his ass. Wtf, how's that **** allowed in pro boxing!

 

Clinch, ffs. C L I N C H.