Posted: 20 Mar 2008, 20:30


agreed granberry is a bitter old prune... thats what i was thinkin when it was said about planting the weight on his left foot the power comes from transfering weight ie body movementsTerry D wrote:Including you.granberry wrote:buzz could give Joe Louis lessons on how to throw a right hand.BoxBuzz wrote:I'm thinking about having the treasury print up some more money in order to put a stop to the bickering crisis. That seems to do the trick with all other problems...so I think it might work here as well.
And snicker in superiority if he was told he is wrong.
The internet--the haven for the clueless.
The movement of Ali at the time was such that his left leg applied the brakes and his balance was shifted over to the left when he twisted the blow over and into Liston. At any given moment in a fight you are shifting your balance from one foot to another and moving your body weight accordingly, all interlinked with your shoulder movements. He had to shift the balance to his left, if it was to his right he would have either broken his own ankle or ended up splayed on the canvas.
End of story. Now, this inability to understand the most basic points probably explains why you never made it and why you are a bitter old prune.
apparently you operate under the philosophy that if you say something loud enough and long enough you can perhaps change the space time continuum and force your imagination upon the cosmos to the point where reality will relent, and allow you to substitute your will for the facts.granberry wrote:Ali had his entire weight on his left leg before he threw the right that "knocked out" Liston.
In fact his right leg was twisted around behind his left leg so that he had no weight on it at all.
The NEW YORK TIMES boxing "expert" is thrilled with this great "knockout" punch, as was his cohort, the lady writer from the Village Voice.
And the boxrec Ali worshipping contingent, led by buzz, collins, etc
thrill to the magnificence of this powerful punch. What a way to throw a right hand.
It was SO powerful that Ali,
WHO NEVER SCORED A KNOCKDOWN (much less a knockOUT) in the first round of any title fight he had,
knocked out Liston.
Just ask Norman Mailer, Joyce Carol Oates, buzz, women writers from the Village Voice, the NEW YORK TIMES experts, and of course Sports Illustrated (with resident shills Pat Putnam, William Nack, etc etc)
and they will tell you this was one of the "greatest punches of all time."
I am not of this religion you speak of. I am the disciple of logically relegated empirical evidence. And remain sceptical of your rather emotive assertions which seem to be based on a process of "conclusion first, followed by an assemblage of selective supportive evidence and/or assertions".granberry wrote:buzz is in AGONY.
buzz is VERY UNHAPPY because not everyone swallows the the pathetic horsesh*t poured out by the Religion of Ali.
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granberry wrote:buzz ( as are most of those compelled to post on internet "boxing" sites )
is a card carying member of the politically correct party.
He protests strongly at the idea than anyone could do anything
other than regurgitate the tired talking points of the ridiculous Religion of Ali.
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