Re: Clinching and weak refs
Posted: 23 Jun 2015, 08:55
floyd, ward and wlad lost a lot of fights, if the rules would have been applied
So says the "Fake Trainer". A man who is so obsessed with Floyd that he's the only one who bothers to only do punch, clinch and fart counts for him and no other boxer but yet he claims that "I don't mind Floyd".Pureist wrote:ive told you time and time again i dont mind floyd, its the imbecile fans like yourself that have little to no boxing knowledge and blow smoke up his arse that annoys me, comments like floyd is a specialist clincher, floyds clinches are legal, he doesnt clinch much, he only uses his elbow to create room, if you guys actually admitted to some of his faults i might give you guys some respect but all you guys are is a bunch of lapdogs and you dont even know him, your a sad, sad bunch, the last post is a prime example, instead of putting up a credible comment you turn to abuse because you know 36 clinches in 5 rounds is excessive but cant bring yourself to say hey yeah, that really is over the top, you make yourself look stupid, and again i dont actually mind floyd, brilliant skills, silky movement, but his biggest problem is he walks himself on to the ropes way too much
KBB wrote: You should seek help because you are a sick person, really.
Ricky_ wrote:KBB wrote: You should seek help because you are a sick person, really.
You're a parody of yourself, remembery ou used to tell everyone you were a teacher who had also served in the army?![]()
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SEARGENT MAJOR FAKE TEACHERKBB wrote:Ricky_ wrote:KBB wrote: You should seek help because you are a sick person, really.
You're a parody of yourself, remembery ou used to tell everyone you were a teacher who had also served in the army?![]()
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I laugh because apparently I know you don't know me but I know who I am. I served my country proudly and I serve my community proudly as well and nothing you say can change that, your attempt of an insult only further emboldens my pride in what I have accomplished.
Thanks for the lame attempt though.
See, here you go again with the abuse, always happens when you don't want to face up to a imperfection in floyd, there is way too much man love in boxing (clinching) these days and like it or not floyd is one of the culpritsKBB wrote:So says the "Fake Trainer". A man who is so obsessed with Floyd that he's the only one who bothers to only do punch, clinch and fart counts for him and no other boxer but yet he claims that "I don't mind Floyd".Pureist wrote:ive told you time and time again i dont mind floyd, its the imbecile fans like yourself that have little to no boxing knowledge and blow smoke up his arse that annoys me, comments like floyd is a specialist clincher, floyds clinches are legal, he doesnt clinch much, he only uses his elbow to create room, if you guys actually admitted to some of his faults i might give you guys some respect but all you guys are is a bunch of lapdogs and you dont even know him, your a sad, sad bunch, the last post is a prime example, instead of putting up a credible comment you turn to abuse because you know 36 clinches in 5 rounds is excessive but cant bring yourself to say hey yeah, that really is over the top, you make yourself look stupid, and again i dont actually mind floyd, brilliant skills, silky movement, but his biggest problem is he walks himself on to the ropes way too much
You mind him, far too much for any sane individual. You should seek help because you are a sick person, really.
You are quick to point out what you call "abuse" when you are the one who started with your garbage "lapdogs" insult.Pureist wrote:See, here you go again with the abuse, always happens when you don't want to face up to a imperfection in floyd, there is way too much man love in boxing (clinching) these days and like it or not floyd is one of the culprits
First off, it's spelled Sergeant, not seargent. Second you have exposed yourself for being Pureist because I never said a word to you and the fact that you are here defending him (Pureist, aka you) is obvious that you are sorely obsessed with your Floyd hate, so much so that you turn to insults like "lapdog" and blah blah this.Ricky_ wrote:SEARGENT MAJOR FAKE TEACHER
Heh I know, these boys are just too funny eh?handsofstone wrote:![]()
All you pudenda are fvcking mental
Well said!!!!Luckybattles wrote:funny but a few months ago I was watching a replay of a fight between Bernard Hopkins and john david Jackson. it was on showtime back around 94. In the fight, david Jackson was holding and clinching excessively, but not anymore than we see today. In any case, the announcers (Ferdie Pacheco, and Bobby Chez) were going crazy and they were completely trashing Jackson, calling him a disgrace etc. Unfortunately, somewhere along the road this became normal and is now being tolerated as a form of defense used primarily by African Americans. In most cases, the better the opposition, the more they resort to it, primarily out of fear of being Knocked out. Its really a turn off and Ironcially, I think it was Hopkins who really promoted this crap and weak refs and weak commissions who perpetuated it and made it normal. It was once used primarily as a survival tool but Ward, mayweather, Broner, Hopkins and others have come to use it as a preventive measure to make sure they never have to fight on the inside and can continue to pot shot and hold all the way to a snoozing decision win. I once spoke to a really well know ref about this and it sounds like it all up to the refs subjective opinion of what he wants to allow or not. That right there is the problem. In essence, it has become perfectly legal and a legit defensive style.
Timing and lateral movement, if your flatfooted you will get caught every time, good boxers should nullify 1 dimensional boxers easily at that levelcaldo2025 wrote:Boxing definitely needs to enforce the rules more stringently but there is a fine line between clinching and bull rushing. Porter's style is not boxing. He rushes in head first and initiates an ugly contest in there. If someone rushes in like that then what is an opposing boxer to do? Just let him dictate that action and get pushed around the ring? I'm not saying Broner shouldn't have been warned or penalized, he should, but the rule is relative and boxing styles need to be considered when excessive clinching persists in bouts. I felt penalizing Broner 1 point was just fine in the bout and the ref did a fine job considering what he had to work with.
I think they secretly want to finger one another.Counter-puncher wrote:Heh I know, these boys are just too funny eh?handsofstone wrote:![]()
All you pudenda are fvcking mental
Pureist wrote:What ever happened to refs slapping arms away that were trying to hold, very rare to see that anymore aswell
there's only one ref I really remember doing this, and that's Zack Padilla.Chepppaaa wrote:Pureist wrote:What ever happened to refs slapping arms away that were trying to hold, very rare to see that anymore aswell
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caldo2025 wrote:Boxing definitely needs to enforce the rules more stringently but there is a fine line between clinching and bull rushing. Porter's style is not boxing. He rushes in head first and initiates an ugly contest in there. If someone rushes in like that then what is an opposing boxer to do? Just let him dictate that action and get pushed around the ring? I'm not saying Broner shouldn't have been warned or penalized, he should, but the rule is relative and boxing styles need to be considered when excessive clinching persists in bouts. I felt penalizing Broner 1 point was just fine in the bout and the ref did a fine job considering what he had to work with.
I can't believe people even call that crap Hatton was doing "boxing". I wonder why this thread wasn't started in regards to Wlad?BAD INTENTIONS wrote:Yeah, yeah, yeah ... people always hate clinching when the fighter they hate is doing it.
Broner was ridiculous, but sometimes excessive clinching stop a Ricky Hatton-like wrestlefest.