What are some more boxing related internet terms like 'TKO6' and 'Event Win'

No need. All I know is there is no rematch because Lewis retired.
Does Lewis have the right to retire?
Oh course he does.
Don't be a dick and make excuses for Lennox.
He won the first fight!

 

The term 'nuthugger' was used a lot here at one stage.

And there are the threads about Rakim Oaks who beat up Tyson in prison.

 

"Logistically. Credibility. Somebody."

 

Hypothetically, if Wlad would have knocked out Joshua in that seesaw fight.
Would Wlad have retired?
When AJ was crying for a rematch?
My guess is definitely NOT!!!
He will try kick his ass again.
If he choose to retire, will he be accused of ducking/ avoiding the rematch?
My guess is definitely YES!!!
Follow my logic and save you some time arguing.
This has nothing to do with race or me favouring EE fighters.

 

Of course LL would retire.....Why would Lewis want that work again?

Did he even win a round before TKheadbuttO6?

 

Has anyone mentioned the term "floored" yet, and what it means to our posters?

 

5th post.

 

Just like Ward's phantom wins over Kovalev are now a religion

 

Oh boy, I'm not sure if that's a can of worms I want to open...

 

Borked

 

"Shades of Ali"- Description of professional running man Hughie Fury by fat Mick after his pathetic, cowardly running away the entire fight performance against Joseph Parker. He was comparing his "movement" to Ali, forgetting of course the one essential part missing from Hughie's performance, actually landing his own shots.

"British Stoppage"- Referring to a premature stoppage in a British boxing ring, usually when the fighter stopped is not even in any distress. For example, Takam against AJ. Also, Manfredo Jr vs Calzaghe.

"The Warriors code"- A term used by Chris Eubank Sr, now being used to mock him and his son Junior following the loss to Groves, and his boasts about "building him too well"

 

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