Samuel Peter

It's a overhand right that just happens to land behind the head, his punching technique is not text book, but 95% of the time it gets the job done. Watch young George Foreman, his punching technique was terrible, especially when he threw the uppercut, but the man was so powerful all needed to do was connect with a couple and your ass was done, Peter is similar in nature, just not quite as powerful.

 

I dont see how it's Peter's fault if an oppenent puts his head down or turns there back(Toney, Wlad, Maskeav) just to avoid his punches. I will agree, Peter can get wild at times, but I really dont think the "Rabbit punches" are intentional, his over excitement, when he's his oppenents hurt, sometimes can get the best of him. I just hope he keeps on improving, and takes his training more serious in the future, 250 is not a good weight fo him IMO.