When Is It Wise To Just Mug The Opponent From The Opening Bell?

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  1. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    I do, benny. I think Haye is a perfect example of a guy who gets it.
     
  2. bennyj

    bennyj Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Thats why im excited abou the hatton pacman fight, cuz you have two cats who have this philosophy ,creating an explosion in the middle of the ring
     
  3. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    True. Two more guys who get it. Excellent examples. ^
     
  4. WiDDoW_MaKeR

    WiDDoW_MaKeR ESB Hall of Fame Member Full Member

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    It is easy to sit on a message board and say that they should just go for broke, and swing for the fences. It is a different story when you are in there being punched in the face.
     
  5. Realspitts

    Realspitts Boxing Addict Full Member

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    i dont. i think haye will test the waters but in no means go at klits ala macrenelli (i know i mispelled his name).
     
  6. bennyj

    bennyj Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Good thing our buddy Wlad doesnt get hit in the face much
     
  7. Marnoff

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  8. bennyj

    bennyj Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Imagine if the great Lockett came out in such a manner vs Pavlik, man..lol
     
  9. Marnoff

    Marnoff Obsessed with Boxing Full Member

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    You're missing the point. This is not a good strategy every time or in every fight. No one is suggesting that it is.
     
  10. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    That's melodramatic. These fighters wouldn't be in a boxing ring if they were worried about getting punched in the face. This is a matter of practical intelligence and has nothing to do with bravery or foolishness. You say it's easier to talk about. I say it's alot ****ing easier to just do it. Boxing is a combat sport. So is life. I don't function as a coward. Do you?
     
  11. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    lmao

    Exactly
     
  12. bennyj

    bennyj Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Honestly, if a cat is like what Raph is describing, he will come out like that, if he is cautious, that is also how he comes out. Seems to be the fighters temperament more than anything
     
  13. bennyj

    bennyj Well-Known Member Full Member

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    Actually Raph, the answer to your question is, "When a fighter has money down on himself winning, or losing a fight by 1st round KO, lol
     
  14. Realspitts

    Realspitts Boxing Addict Full Member

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    you mean like paul williams-carlos quintana 1 vs 2 ? (oops, i did it again)
     
  15. san rafael

    san rafael 0.00% lemming Full Member

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    Again, perfect example. ^ Realspitts is killing this.