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Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 06:16
by SDHammer
How about Herbie Hide

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 07:38
by Bard of Boxrec
there is no way bruno had a glass chin, he just had no clue how to tie up and survive and run the clock down.

He took some hulking shots from monstrous punchers but it was the fact that his inefficiencies led to him taking more and more flush shots that would wipe him out.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:02
by stujones
Riddick Blowe wrote:there is no way bruno had a glass chin, he just had no clue how to tie up and survive and run the clock down.

He took some hulking shots from monstrous punchers but it was the fact that his inefficiencies led to him taking more and more flush shots that would wipe him out.
Also shit stamina, when a fighter get tired they go to their natural survival instincts.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:13
by DG.
Riddick Blowe wrote:there is no way bruno had a glass chin, he just had no clue how to tie up and survive and run the clock down.

He took some hulking shots from monstrous punchers but it was the fact that his inefficiencies led to him taking more and more flush shots that would wipe him out.

Agree.

Bruno was actually the Wlad of his day! Very hard to get past that jab but if you did you could land soe shots.

Bruno was never chinny, just did not react wel cover well when hurt.

I think I only ever saw him down against once? Bonecrusher?



:D

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:18
by DG.
BIGMARK wrote:
DG. wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:there is no way bruno had a glass chin, he just had no clue how to tie up and survive and run the clock down.

He took some hulking shots from monstrous punchers but it was the fact that his inefficiencies led to him taking more and more flush shots that would wipe him out.

Agree.

Bruno was actually the Wlad of his day! Very hard to get past that jab but if you did you could land soe shots.

Bruno was never chinny, just did not react wel cover well when hurt.

I think I only ever saw him down against once? Bonecrusher?



:D
DG have you been over on Doghouse pretending to be an Amir khan fan it seems to have you mark all over it?

:lol:

Not I!

Seems to be a lot of traffic over there these days, maybe Glax has merged the Septics with the UK forum?

:D

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:24
by DG.
BIGMARK wrote:are you sure? it has to be an alias and they sound like a cross between Jade gooding and Ali G. i guess you never know i'm not excatly up with the kids these days so maybe its a real person. They have all been pointing the finger and both yours and my names came up as suspects :(

I just had a look!

:lol:


I think it is actually one of the arseholes from the Khan site.

Maybe its Spud!


:lol:

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:44
by DG.
BIGMARK wrote:
DG. wrote:
BIGMARK wrote:are you sure? it has to be an alias and they sound like a cross between Jade gooding and Ali G. i guess you never know i'm not excatly up with the kids these days so maybe its a real person. They have all been pointing the finger and both yours and my names came up as suspects :(

I just had a look!

:lol:


I think it is actually one of the arseholes from the Khan site.

Maybe its Spud!



:lol:
I've never been to the Khan fans site but i hear its pretty mad.
It's shameful!

Never go there - its nuts!

:DDD

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 11 Mar 2009, 08:48
by BABY BLUE
I think it is actually one of the arseholes from the Khan site.

Maybe its Spud!



:lol:[/quote]
I've never been to the Khan fans site but i hear its pretty mad.[/quote]

It's shameful!

Never go there - its nuts!

:DDD[/quote]


thats true though. went there once to read stuff about him .like mods there are really strict to what u write about him. its like u critsize amir in any way .immdeiatly ur thread gets deleted lol. its mad .you have to worship amir likes he a god .its Bs that boards is.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 12 Mar 2009, 00:47
by oliverfennell
Captain Hook wrote:How about Bruno? Terrible whiskers but became a world champ, though I think it was more down to stupidity than a glass jaw.
Bruno stood up to some huge shots and don't forget he finished on his feet against Tyson and Lewis. True, he did freeze when hit with big punches, but it took a hell of a lot to put him down. Look at the Smith and Witherspoon fights. Chinny fighters go down a lot, lot easier than that.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 12 Mar 2009, 00:50
by oliverfennell
DG. wrote:
Riddick Blowe wrote:there is no way bruno had a glass chin, he just had no clue how to tie up and survive and run the clock down.

He took some hulking shots from monstrous punchers but it was the fact that his inefficiencies led to him taking more and more flush shots that would wipe him out.

Agree.

Bruno was actually the Wlad of his day! Very hard to get past that jab but if you did you could land soe shots.

Bruno was never chinny, just did not react wel cover well when hurt.

I think I only ever saw him down against once? Bonecrusher?



:D
Tyson had him down in the first fight and Witherspoon had him sitting on the bottom rope, I seem to remember. Anyway, agree with you, as you can see from my previous post. Considering some of the punchers he faced, he has an admitably low knockdown tally.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 12 Mar 2009, 07:01
by Roars Like Me
Goz wrote:Was Herol Graham shown to have a glass chin do we think? He was mega-elusive at his peak, I don't really remember him catching one clean until Kalambay had him all over the shop and then Jackson iced him and then Brewer took him out as well.

Someone will say Lennox Lewis but they will be wrong.
I wouldn't say Herol or Lennox were at all - when they were knocked out, they walked straight into the shots, there was nothing anybody could have done about them. The Julian Jackon shot would have knocked out David Tua.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 12 Mar 2009, 07:08
by Old bones Ian
Its strange when you look at some boxers records, Bruno and Benn both lost alot by stoppage , but i wouldn't say they were chinny.
Tony Sibson was KO'd in a round early on in his career, and out of his 7 losses , 5 were by stoppage, again i wouldn't say he was chinny.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 12 Mar 2009, 17:42
by E
The difference is that Khan is not hard to hit, and his chin is not made of glass, it is made of wet paper.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 13 Mar 2009, 02:23
by oliverfennell
Diego Corrales wasn't too steady.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 13 Mar 2009, 05:18
by dondada
WildWaylon wrote:Its a difficult question to answer but anyone at the elite level who cant take a punch wont last too long.
This is my view exactly. None of the blokes mentioned here had 'glass jaws'. Some were a bit chinny, don't have 'world class punch resistance' etc but they could all hold a reasonable shot, in my view.

Khan has been on queer street from low quality digs. It's only because he's young, has heart and his fitness levels are great that he has got this far. He just can't hold a shot.

Re: Glass Jawed Success

Posted: 13 Mar 2009, 06:47
by observer1
Terence wrote:
Old bones Ian wrote:Mayweather retired in 10 in the rematch against Chavez, and yes the Kosta fight was pretty poor to watch.

Saying that though when he was on form Roger was good to watch. He dominated Vinny Pazienza in the fight before Chavez.
I liked the Black Mamba, he looked like a nutcase, which always helped. Downloaded a good few of his fights. There was another impressive fight of his, will have to try and remember it.

As for the thread, yes there have been guys who get hit and go down, but Amir got wiped out. He cannot take a shot.
So would most boxers if they walked into any half-decent boxer the way Amir did