Wards trainer: "Froch is dirty"

BTW, Warrior, maybe you didn't see Froch/Dirrell. Dirrell was deducted a point for holding.

Because its illegal.

 

lol you are pathetic. there were no headbutts like that in the abraham fight. he beat abraham pretty easily.

hate on . Ward is undefeated and that will just keep on continuing on as he runs through Froch.

 

I will highlight them for you
since im not doing much atm anyway

round 1 ( about 2 minutes remaining ) headbutt attack
tound 1 (another unsuccessfull attempt 1 min remaining when abraham corners him) headbutt attack

round 1 (15 seconds remaining) abraham is getting tired of wards head and tries to hold it, STILL ward desperately tries to move his head towards AA´s head)

theres more significant headbutts later in the fight but i got something i must do now
so ill search the other 11 rounds later

 

If you want to see Pathetic, just look at this from Auracle below atsch

Now thats pathetic :|

Henry Akinwande was DQ for constantly holding against L Lewis

Ward punched after the break in the Kessler fight. Just watch the end of round 10 when he fought Kessler. It was a fairly even round and Ward punched after the bell. I think sometimes a fighter does dirty things like that to steal a close round and catch the judges attention

 

ward is more dirty then froch . but froch is guna make this fiite dirty.

 

Its guna be fun to watch, because Froch isnt the type to get hit illegaly and just take it, he will retailiate.....im hoping to see ward power slammed by Froch a few times after he tries one of his signature billy goat headbutts....

 

i Bet you Failey is obsessed with me.

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Ward UD . wait for it fellas its coming.

 

Sounds like you're a bit obsessed. If you want to ignore him ,why do you keep mentioning him?

 

equating holding and body-slamming and/or rabbit punching is like saying a touch foul (i.e. hand check) in basketball is the same as cutting under someone's legs as he elevates for a dunk, making no play at the ball and causing the opponent to land on his head/side/back, with high risk of injury.

Holding is part of the game in boxing in the same way hand-checking and physical inside play is "part of the game" in basketball.

Rabbit punching and body-slamming are flagrant fouls that are NOT "part of the game". They belong in another category. They are extra-curricular. They are flagrant.

Holding hurts no one, it's a tactic, and a ref can allow it or disallow it as he sees fit (same way an NBA ref can allow hand-checking or not as he sees fit).

Rabbit punching is something else, because it can cause grave harm. From Wikipedia:

[ame]http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Rabbit_punch[/ame]

"A rabbit punch is a blow to the neck or to the base of the skull. It is considered especially dangerous because it can damage the cervical vertebrae and subsequently the spinal cord, which may lead to serious spinal cord injury or even death.

Because this is a potentially fatal blow, the rabbit punch is illegal in boxing, MMA, and many other combat sports that involve striking, except in Vale Tudo. "

 

This message is hidden because Auracle21 is on your ignore list. *****

 

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damn this loser is obsessed with me lol. take some time from your box rec life and actually go outside haha.

 

This message is hidden because Auracle21 is a ***** on your ignore list. :yep

Look at how this wimp comments everytime I post , and pretends im on his ignore list . He forgets that he makes comments like Boxrec to show he has been reading the posts atsch. Wimp

 

What a stupid *******.

 

Why would his trainer feel the need to say this. Influence on the ref...?...

What is it Farmboxer use to say: ".....................................

 

I didn't compare anything. No need to try to twist what I'm saying. I'm responding to someone who doesn't understand that holding is illegal in boxing. I said nothing more. Both guys were fouling each other. A foul is a foul. Its up to the ref to decide how bad it is.