Mike Quarry ~ Forced To Fight On By Father ~ 'Road To Palookaville'

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@Bill Paxtom

Why did Mike quarry in round nine when he had his man in a good place why did quarry decide to work with light body punches with not too much force in them when going to the midsection? This could be where he should have stepped up the power of the shots to greens body why did he go so light to the body at that point?

[Bill Paxtom]

@Bill Paxtom

Why did Mike quarry in round nine when he had his man in a good place why did quarry decide to work with light body punches with not too much force in them when going to the midsection? This could be where he should have stepped up the power of the shots to greens body why did he go so light to the body at that point?

Sometimes,

Mike Quarry liked to move in close, and work with fast {but light} volume punches. As we know,
Mike had 'little power' in his punches to begin with.

Mike did not have a big upper-body, and he was really considered an 'over-blown' light-hitting
Middleweight.

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@<a href="http://www.saddoboxing.com/boxingforum/member.php?u=26689" target="_blank">Bill Paxtom</a>

Why did Mike quarry in round nine when he had his man in a good place why did quarry decide to work with light body punches with not too much force in them when going to the midsection? This could be where he should have stepped up the power of the shots to greens body why did he go so light to the body at that point?

Sometimes,

Mike Quarry liked to move in close, and work with fast {but light} volume punches. As we know,
Mike had 'little power' in his punches to begin with.

Mike did not have a big upper-body, and he was really considered an 'over-blown' light-hitting
Middleweight.

go to 7:00 exactly for some fireworks @Bill Paxtom