That victory came out of the blue.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
I hate seeing the Julian Jackson KO, all Herol had to do was stay out of the way for that round and the other corner would have thrown the towel.
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That victory came out of the blue.Quote:
Originally Posted by ElTerribleMorales
I hate seeing the Julian Jackson KO, all Herol had to do was stay out of the way for that round and the other corner would have thrown the towel.
Maybe so. But it's true. There's no such thing as lucky punch. A "hail mary" punch is more appropriate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44boring :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by :::PSL:::
Concepcion knocking down Lopez is a good example of hail mary punch.
Hearns-Barkley is a good one too.
there is :)Quote:
Originally Posted by :::PSL:::Maybe so. But it's true. There's no such thing as lucky punch. A "hail mary" punch is more appropriate.Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44boring :rolleyes:Quote:
Originally Posted by :::PSL:::
Concepcion knocking down Lopez is a good example of hail mary punch.
Hearns-Barkley is a good one too.
Oliver McCall was Lucky KOing Lennox Lewis?
Mercer's knockout win over Francesco Damiani is one some might say was "lucky". Mercer was way behind on points in the 9th round when he throws a wild left uppercut that almost missed...clipped Damiani right on the nose. It broke his nose and he stays down for the count.
Luck is when preparation and oppourtunity meet... ;)
A fighter is prepared to throw a punch when the oppourtunity presents itself.
I know what you mean of a lucky punch but IMO the one's that have been listed I wouldn't consider lucky.
Some that "might" (and I type that with a huge emphasis on might) be lucky...
Castro over Jackson
Jefferson over Harris
No such thing you train for ten weeks to fight a guy get in the ring throw a punch that knocks him out look has nothing to do with it!
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Originally Posted by piye
ill give you an example dude
next saturday night audley steps back, evades one of hayes big rights, then steps in to a perfectly executed and timed right cross, and lands perfectly on hayes chin, putting him down, haye doesnt get up
next saturday night audley is backed in a corner for the first 3 rounds, hes out of ideas, he takes a wild swing, haye slips slightly on the canvas, his gaurd drops and audleys glove connects with hayes chin, haye goes down and doesnt get up
would you say one of those punches is luckier than the other?
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Originally Posted by erics44Quote:
Originally Posted by piye
ill give you an example dude
next saturday night audley steps back, evades one of hayes big rights, then steps in to a perfectly executed and timed right cross, and lands perfectly on hayes chin, putting him down, haye doesnt get up
next saturday night audley is backed in a corner for the first 3 rounds, hes out of ideas, he takes a wild swing, haye slips slightly on the canvas, his gaurd drops and audleys glove connects with hayes chin, haye goes down and doesnt get up
would you say one of those punches is luckier than the other?
Good example and obviously one involves more 'luck' than the other but Audley has trained for a period to throw a punch that knocks Haye out, he throws punches hoping to knock Haye out and one does. well that's not luck thats a well executed plan.
McCall v Lewis springs to mind
Pac also landed about 50 or so lucky ones on Hatton last year - what are the chances of landing that many ?
but one is more lucky than the other so thats the aim of the threadQuote:
Originally Posted by piyeQuote:
Originally Posted by erics44Quote:
Originally Posted by piye
ill give you an example dude
next saturday night audley steps back, evades one of hayes big rights, then steps in to a perfectly executed and timed right cross, and lands perfectly on hayes chin, putting him down, haye doesnt get up
next saturday night audley is backed in a corner for the first 3 rounds, hes out of ideas, he takes a wild swing, haye slips slightly on the canvas, his gaurd drops and audleys glove connects with hayes chin, haye goes down and doesnt get up
would you say one of those punches is luckier than the other?
Good example and obviously one involves more 'luck' than the other but Audley has trained for a period to throw a punch that knocks Haye out, he throws punches hoping to knock Haye out and one does. well that's not luck thats a well executed plan.
can you think of any lucky punches?
ha, the KO punch was luck too, watch it again and hatton trips just before it connects :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
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Originally Posted by erics44ha, the KO punch was luck too, watch it again and hatton trips just before it connects :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
Really?
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I think you're full of it.
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Originally Posted by :::PSL:::Quote:
Originally Posted by erics44ha, the KO punch was luck too, watch it again and hatton trips just before it connects :)Quote:
Originally Posted by Mark TKO
Really?
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I think you're full of it.
i think you have a fantastic sense of humour :)
eric is joking,
hatton trips into the punch.