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    Default What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    I have now seen quite a few fights where a guy is a "boxer" but he throws so little,I wonder is he really boxing?? So what do you define as a boxer and what is just running? Give examples if you can.


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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Quote Originally Posted by El Gamo
    I have now seen quite a few fights where a guy is a "boxer" but he throws so little,I wonder is he really boxing?? So what do you define as a boxer and what is just running? Give examples if you can.

    I guarantee that people will disagree with me on this, but here goes.

    When you are matching your opponent in shots thrown, or making an effort to outland your opponent you are boxing.
    Examples of boxing
    PBF vs. Baldomir and Rounds 1-10 Ban Rabah vs. Urango


    When you are not throwing at the same level as your opponent you are "running"
    Example of running
    7th round - 12th round Baldomir vs. Judah.
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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Oscar running in last 3 rounds against Tito and Green was pretty much running against Miranda.

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Quote Originally Posted by ICE COLD BOXING
    Oscar running in last 3 rounds against Tito and Green was pretty much running against Miranda.
    Definately Oscar's last 3 rounds. That is the textbook definition of running. I can't see someone running and still winning rounds, so that rules out Floyd-Baldomir as what 'running' is IMO.

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Watch Mormeck-Bell 2 the last 4 rounds, Mormeck was runnin, he would stop to potshot once in awhile, but was backpedalling most of those rounds.Classic example of how open scoring ruins fights.

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    roy jones and mayweather are both runners, i've seen fights were roy's landed less the 10 punches round after round due to his running

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    watch the 1st round of hopkins vs. hakkar

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Quote Originally Posted by nuclear bull
    roy jones and mayweather are both runners, i've seen fights were roy's landed less the 10 punches round after round due to his running
    Snap! you aint lying. Roy Jones vs Tarver 1 & 3
    You talk about two people afraid to let their freakin hands go.
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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Watch pretty much any Cory Spinks fight, THAT is running. Leonard vs Hagler II is also running. Ben Rabah ran from Urango as far as I'm concerned. Running is when you are staying completely away from your opponent, not committing to any of your punches, and pretty much avoiding any kind of confrontation what so ever. Its trying to steal rounds by doing as little as possible, and avoiding being hit. It pisses me off.
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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Quote Originally Posted by killersheep
    Quote Originally Posted by El Gamo
    I have now seen quite a few fights where a guy is a "boxer" but he throws so little,I wonder is he really boxing?? So what do you define as a boxer and what is just running? Give examples if you can.

    I guarantee that people will disagree with me on this, but here goes.

    When you are matching your opponent in shots thrown, or making an effort to outland your opponent you are boxing.
    Examples of boxing
    PBF vs. Baldomir and Rounds 1-10 Ban Rabah vs. Urango


    When you are not throwing at the same level as your opponent you are "running"
    Example of running
    7th round - 12th round Baldomir vs. Judah.
    Hmmmm,interesting but if 1 guy is running,its going to be hard for the other to able to land ANYTHING on the runner,hence he will have landed less.

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    Duuuuuude,one of your mystic nuggests of info...can anyone shed some light on this?

    Quote Originally Posted by SweetPea
    watch the 1st round of hopkins vs. hakkar
    I've seen it but can't remember. Jog my memory please bro?

    Quote Originally Posted by Hulk
    Watch pretty much any Cory Spinks fight, THAT is running. Leonard vs Hagler II is also running. Ben Rabah ran from Urango as far as I'm concerned. Running is when you are staying completely away from your opponent, not committing to any of your punches, and pretty much avoiding any kind of confrontation what so ever. Its trying to steal rounds by doing as little as possible, and avoiding being hit. It pisses me off.
    I like that definition. I'm going to download Spinks foghts v Mayorga and see what you have been talking about ever since I've been here. I've wacthed parts of the fight but never sat down adn watched the whole fight.

    I really like your definition though,I've highlighted it. That sounds good to me.

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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    I consider running not willing to take any chances and basically running around the outside of the ring and being content to land one punch at a time at a "safe" distance
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    Default Re: What do you classify as "running" in a fight??

    Quote Originally Posted by BoomBoom
    I consider running not willing to take any chances and basically running around the outside of the ring and being content to land one punch at a time at a "safe" distance
    Hmmm,so basically not willing to engage?




    So where is the line drawn between running and boxing? I think Corey Spinks is the prefect fighter to discuss,I know guys like Hulk think he runs ALOT whereas others say he is a pure boxer,where is the line? Did he run v Mayorga/Karmazin?

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    El It was a phrase Huge McElvenny use in describing a fighter I once had it summed him up Hed make the other guy miss Then make him pay I liked it it summed it up beutifully I thought, Hes got a way with words has Huge shame Hes always pissed.
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