Posted: 18 Feb 2008, 14:09
barry jones - freitas example is spot on 
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Posted: 18 Feb 2008, 14:14
im well advised by mundines management at the time that is was more of a fatigue issue against ottke.
Posted: 18 Feb 2008, 14:16
yeah, how did virgil hill pull that out?
Posted: 19 Feb 2008, 06:23
Yes Virgil is a strange one, he's also scored near one punch KO's over Leslie Stewart and James Kinchen .harrygreb wrote:yeah, how did virgil hill pull that out?
Posted: 19 Feb 2008, 20:31
The biggest one I have ever seen happend today live on Eurosport.
A guy with 1 win in 43 fights (nope - the win was on the distance) just clean flattend a 7-7 fighter in I think it was the 2nd round.
Not only was it the shock of shocks.... it is possibly the KO of the year. It was a beauty.
Holdsworth saying that the 7-7 fighter should definately retire was a bit much. It was a complete and utter bolt from the blue that would have KO'd many fighters.
The result isn't up - but this was the fighters.... what a punch.
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
A guy with 1 win in 43 fights (nope - the win was on the distance) just clean flattend a 7-7 fighter in I think it was the 2nd round.
Not only was it the shock of shocks.... it is possibly the KO of the year. It was a beauty.
Holdsworth saying that the 7-7 fighter should definately retire was a bit much. It was a complete and utter bolt from the blue that would have KO'd many fighters.
The result isn't up - but this was the fighters.... what a punch.
http://www.boxrec.com/list_bouts.php?hu ... &cat=boxer
Posted: 20 Feb 2008, 05:53
Exactly, try telling Kalambay that Nunn can't punch....rasputin wrote:TerribleTerry wrote:nah, he punched like a girl.harrygreb wrote:i thought nunn had decent power though. he started his career with a host of ko's and remained potent until quite late
Powder puff punches for the most part from the fleet footed southpaw IMO.
37 KOs from 58 wins is hardly powder puff mate
Posted: 20 Feb 2008, 07:49
Thats the whole point Captn - the Kalambay dismisal was an abberation that went against Nunn's career form lines as a relative light hitter.Captain Hook wrote:Exactly, try telling Kalambay that Nunn can't punch....rasputin wrote:TerribleTerry wrote: nah, he punched like a girl.
Powder puff punches for the most part from the fleet footed southpaw IMO.
37 KOs from 58 wins is hardly powder puff mate
Posted: 20 Feb 2008, 13:23
general consensus around the sport before the kalambay fight bears terry's point out ("powder puff" goes too far). personally i felt he was more dangerous than that but certainly no KO king.
Posted: 20 Feb 2008, 14:38
WHat about Kalambay stopping Doug De Witt?
Posted: 23 Feb 2008, 22:12
Nunn was just very lazy with his punches usually.
His uppercuts were brutal.When he bothered to work the body he destroyed fighters with them.Tate, Roldan, Watts, Parker(one punch KO) and Crawford ashley come to mind as good examples.
His uppercuts were brutal.When he bothered to work the body he destroyed fighters with them.Tate, Roldan, Watts, Parker(one punch KO) and Crawford ashley come to mind as good examples.
Posted: 23 Feb 2008, 22:30
Nunn's lack of zip on his shots probably was more to do with his fleet footed, hand churning style; I for one had no time for him, or his style, whatsoever.Arbachakov wrote:Nunn was just very lazy with his punches usually.
His uppercuts were brutal.When he bothered to work the body he destroyed fighters with them.Tate, Roldan, Watts, Parker(one punch KO) and Crawford ashley come to mind as good examples.
I dont think I have ever been so glad to see a single shot land as I was the night Toney's left hook stuck the oh-so-dull Nunn on his arse.