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A fighting style which consist Of bad balance, crazy moves and a Awkward style of fighting, name me some fighters who used this style and what are your thoughts on it? I will start with Emanuel Augustus and Harvey Jolly both used this crazy style of boxing

fornicate knows what you are talking about but I am off to chill out and listen to the Wu Tang

pernell drove oscar crazy with some of his moves,
and they looked pretty drunk.

man wrote:pernell drove oscar crazy with some of his moves,
and they looked pretty drunk.

Yes pernell would use that style at times trough out a fight great shout!

I'm sure I just read this? I must be drunk!

Tyson cave used it a lot previously to his last showing

Jackie Chan

zack page also does sometimes

Simson Butar Butar

Look no further than Naseem Hamed. Nothing he did was conventional. Threw punches off balance and tried to back up with his head up and leaning back which led to many knock downs.

Sam Soliman

The best fighter who did this, if I know what you're talking about, was Michael Spinks.

How about Amir Khan after he takes a hard shot?

TheBeast wrote:Tyson cave used it a lot previously to his last showing

Baby Face Finster wrote:Look no further than Naseem Hamed. Nothing he did was conventional. Threw punches off balance and tried to back up with his head up and leaning back which led to many knock downs.

You could say that about a few Ingle fighters with the 'Wincobank style'.

Alexander Brand?

Lekan Byfield, a Jamaican journeyman who lives in Georgia has a very unorthodox style much like the drunken master. His record is deceiving at 6-6-2 but he has fought, and beat some decent prospects. He just lost a close decision against Charles Whittaker that would have been a draw had he not been knocked down in the fight.

You are forgetting the biggest drunken star, Mickey Rourke

Michael bennt wrote:A fighting style which consist Of bad balance, crazy moves and a Awkward style of fighting, name me some fighters who used this style and what are your thoughts on it? I will start with Emanuel Augustus and Harvey Jolly both used this crazy style of boxing

"Two Ton" Tony Galento comes to mind. One tough S.O.B.

RJJ sort of, but not exactly

Jorge Paez

Augustus was the perfect example, still believe he could have gone alot further had he took boxing more seriously.
would love to read a book of his if he ever looked to release one bet he has some stories.

"It's hard to be with a clown and not clown"

-- George Foreman


https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=qCkt2Vmha3s

Zab Judah looked like he'd drunk 3 bottle son Jack Daniel's after Tszyu chinned him