Glass jaw vs. Big puncher - When the puncher lost...........
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Glass jaw vs. Big puncher - When the puncher lost...........
Just trying to think of examples of when an underdog with a glass jaw fought a huge puncher who was expected to win, but the big puncher lost.
Any examples?
Any examples?
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The one that springs to mind off the top of my head would be Claude Noel vs Radolfo Gonzales. Gonzales was knocking out
just about everyone he fought at that point and was considered to be a serious up and coming prospect. He took on glass jawed shopworn never great to begin with Claude Noel who just after his fight with Gonzales was stopped with one punch by powder puff puncher Autoro Frias. Gonzales just couldn't mount an attack a went on to lose in a dismal performance.
Another one would be Harry Arroyo over Robbin Blake.
Recently you had Oleg Maskaev over Hasim Rahman, plus his other victory against Rahman.
just about everyone he fought at that point and was considered to be a serious up and coming prospect. He took on glass jawed shopworn never great to begin with Claude Noel who just after his fight with Gonzales was stopped with one punch by powder puff puncher Autoro Frias. Gonzales just couldn't mount an attack a went on to lose in a dismal performance.
Another one would be Harry Arroyo over Robbin Blake.
Recently you had Oleg Maskaev over Hasim Rahman, plus his other victory against Rahman.
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I guess more when Patterson knocked Johansson out being both were glass jaws but i allways seen Johansson as the harder puncher.kick asner wrote:Now are you talking about where Johanson knocked out Patterson or where Patterrson knocked out Johanson or both?Thunder and Lightning wrote:I guess you could say Floyd Patterson vs Ingemar Johansson
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kick asner wrote:The one that springs to mind off the top of my head would be Claude Noel vs Radolfo Gonzales. Gonzales was knocking out
just about everyone he fought at that point and was considered to be a serious up and coming prospect. He took on glass jawed shopworn never great to begin with Claude Noel who just after his fight with Gonzales was stopped with one punch by powder puff puncher Autoro Frias. Gonzales just couldn't mount an attack a went on to lose in a dismal performance.
Another one would be Harry Arroyo over Robbin Blake.
Recently you had Oleg Maskaev over Hasim Rahman, plus his other victory against Rahman.
Gonzales was never the same after a serious automobile accident before the Noel fight.
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cubedrum wrote:kick asner wrote:The one that springs to mind off the top of my head would be Claude Noel vs Radolfo Gonzales. Gonzales was knocking out
just about everyone he fought at that point and was considered to be a serious up and coming prospect. He took on glass jawed shopworn never great to begin with Claude Noel who just after his fight with Gonzales was stopped with one punch by powder puff puncher Autoro Frias. Gonzales just couldn't mount an attack a went on to lose in a dismal performance.
Another one would be Harry Arroyo over Robbin Blake.
Recently you had Oleg Maskaev over Hasim Rahman, plus his other victory against Rahman.
Gonzales was never the same after a serious automobile accident before the Noel fight.
I remember reading about Gonzales being in a car wreck but I always thought it was after the Noel fight. I have the article somewhere in an old magazine but it would be like looking for a needle in a haystack, so I did a quick Boxrec search and his longest lapse without a fight came right after the Noel fight which is when I thought the accident took place.