There is nothing wrong with taking a knee to regain your senses.

Boxing is 100% mental as most boxers will tell you. That's why guys often grin when they're hit flush. To SHOW that you're badly hurt would mean to give away a huge psychological advantage. I'm not saying taking a knee to recover is a bad thing... just pointing out the value in psychological warfare.

 

Stfu lmao. You have never experienced the pressure of fighting professionally mother****er lol. Just stfu lol

 

ALL lives matter, bro!

 

don't forget the otter's, their lives matter too

 

You're talking to a conscious brutha from birth lol... That inferior **** that you're spitting here won't work you juvenile minded virgin lol.

 

ALL LIVES MATTER, Broseph!!!!!

 

Marquez, Prescott, Garcia, Torrecampo and Singsurat didn't think that Khan and Pacs lives were important.

 

For f*c'k's sake blizz...stick to the topic. We don't need you to come in and troll this thread to sh*t like the others you enter.

 

Good post. Strategy>Brawn

Pulling a quit job and taking a full count is completely different from taking a knee to regain your senses. Unfortunately I think too many boxers as well as fans put them in the same category.

 

There's been a few fights where I wished the guy would take a knee to regain his composure, and especially stop the onslought.

 

He broke his hand. The pain made him take a quick knee.

 

I'm glad you brought it up. Hopkins is the king of "by any means" in boxing. It took him until age 49 to stop being a sore loser, but the man knows very static in boxing. I hope he trains the youth.

 

One fight that comes to mind with me was the last round in Bradley vs Provodnikov. It was super smart from Bradley because all he had to do was make it out of that fight and he was going to win. It's good clock management, just like in football (American).

 

Actually, this all on Blood, LANCE.