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God bless google video

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Just found this gem on there the commentarys german but no downloading so its all good krasniqi vs brewster enjoy.

http://video.google.com/videoplay?docid ... 0&q=boxing
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Post by deadpan »

Thanks abundle for making this known. I thought it was a very enthralling scrap and was impressed by Brewster's work-rate.

If he were from Brixton we'd never need to pontificate about Fraudley or Danny Boy again.
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They were still trying to beat each other up after the bell! :o
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Either krasniqi is a very light puncher or brewsters chin is made of cast iron cos he took some heavy looking shots flush.
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achybreaky wrote:Either krasniqi is a very light puncher or brewsters chin is made of cast iron cos he took some heavy looking shots flush.
watch Brewster V Klitchko and you will get your answer :TU:
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Couple of things I noticed about Brewster:

1. I really liked how he worked the body early in the fight. He threw jabs, hooks, and uppercuts to the body early. Very few big gus do to the body at all, let alone from many angles.

2. For a guys with such a muscular upper body, I was surprised how small his calves are. Does he not train his legs??? A lot of power (and the ability to take a punch) comes from the legs.

3. Great chin
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knockout wrote:
achybreaky wrote:Either krasniqi is a very light puncher or brewsters chin is made of cast iron cos he took some heavy looking shots flush.
watch Brewster V Klitchko and you will get your answer :TU:
Gimmee gimmee have you a link?
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zojo, wrote:Couple of things I noticed about Brewster:

1. I really liked how he worked the body early in the fight. He threw jabs, hooks, and uppercuts to the body early. Very few big gus do to the body at all, let alone from many angles.

2. For a guys with such a muscular upper body, I was surprised how small his calves are. Does he not train his legs??? A lot of power (and the ability to take a punch) comes from the legs.

3. Great chin
A lot of people of African descent have small calves, it's a genetic thing, longer shin bones and higher and smaller calf muscles are the mark of tall lean athletic types. The thighs are more important for generating power as is the glutes and lower back muscles.
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