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Alexander Vs Takaloo
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JimmyJamJerusalem
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Max Molyneux
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When you see it from the other side, yes. Alexander throws that left hook from somewhere near his ankle, and as it lands Takaloo is in motion with his own shot, but his eyes are back before he finishes his own left hook. I was worried at the time, because Tak actually tried to get back to his feet during the count, and then went back down, and looked in real trouble for a while, oxygen mask the whole works.. It was a really nasty KO. Glad it doesn't seem to have left any lingering effect though. It really was one of the most brutal knockout's I've ever seen.Max Molyneux wrote:Was Tak eyes rolled inside his head where you could only see the white on his eyes like I hear!
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Max Molyneux
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Man!states wrote:When you see it from the other side, yes. Alexander throws that left hook from somewhere near his ankle, and as it lands Takaloo is in motion with his own shot, but his eyes are back before he finishes his own left hook. I was worried at the time, because Tak actually tried to get back to his feet during the count, and then went back down, and looked in real trouble for a while, oxygen mask the whole works.. It was a really nasty KO. Glad it doesn't seem to have left any lingering effect though. It really was one of the most brutal knockout's I've ever seen.Max Molyneux wrote:Was Tak eyes rolled inside his head where you could only see the white on his eyes like I hear!
Too bad Alexander hasn't seem to be taken more to his potential with such a PUNCH!
Going to find a download for this KO!
Remember watching him on the Hatton/Tszyu undercard and he knocked the guy down then was getting battered then his punch saved him!
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