Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 06:28
Wow,don't often see heavies out cold like that,brilliant combi
apart from Pricey and Fraudley that is lolPage 1 of 2
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 07:34
Wow,don't often see heavies out cold like that,brilliant combi
apart from Pricey and Fraudley that is lolRe: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 07:42
What an uppercut! Brilliant shot.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 13:51
The queue will be a mile long for boxers to fight Charr now. Especially the fury clan. Possible fight for Hughie???
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 14:40
Wow, superb knock-out, lovely uppercut. Perfect placement, timing & speed.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 23 Aug 2015, 14:41
Wasn't particularly good technique in either the upper cut or hook- Jim Watt would have described them as "Arm punches". Just shows you the impact of getting hit clean by a heavyweight.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 02:46
He brought that uppercut from his hips nearly! God knows how Charr never saw it! He was out as soon as the uppercut landed! Briedis actually looked worried when Charr hit the deck.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 04:29
Supremo wrote:Wasn't particularly good technique in either the upper cut or hook- Jim Watt would have described them as "Arm punches". Just shows you the impact of getting hit clean by a heavyweight.
i think you'll find the phrase is 'arrrrrum puncheees'Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 06:13
Pretty, but it did look an arm punch, the moment it lands he pulls it back, rather than follows through. Think that's why he looked so gobsmacked - actually they both did 8)
Charr is clearly shot to hell
Charr is clearly shot to hell
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 07:16
Think your mean Arrrrrrrrrummmmmmmm punchas. Surely?Supremo wrote:Wasn't particularly good technique in either the upper cut or hook- Jim Watt would have described them as "Arm punches". Just shows you the impact of getting hit clean by a heavyweight.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 07:19
nothing wrong with that technique, it might not have had full rotation of the body into it, but it was so fast that Charr had absolutely no idea what hit him, hence the KO. Pretty tasty shot right there.Terry Dooley wrote:He didn’t put the club through the ball, so to speak, but it definitely didn’t lack technique. It wouldn’t have landed if there wasn’t any technique there. Any heavyweight moving on to a shot that they don’t see is going to feel it. It lacked the brutal finesses of the ones Lewis landed on Fortune yet the speed of the delivery and the way Charr was moving meant it was always going to be a difficult shot to hold. He's getting cleanly KO'd, so I doubt he'll be able to carry on without getting bajo'd more often than not as he moves on with his career.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 08:37
That would be a decent shout actually! Charr is entertaining if nothing else!mimmy123 wrote:The queue will be a mile long for boxers to fight Charr now. Especially the fury clan. Possible fight for Hughie???
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 08:57
True - I could also criticize the technique and it definitely looked an arm shot, however it did the job and sparked him out !jamesmcdonnell wrote:nothing wrong with that technique, it might not have had full rotation of the body into it, but it was so fast that Charr had absolutely no idea what hit him, hence the KO. Pretty tasty shot right there.Terry Dooley wrote:He didn’t put the club through the ball, so to speak, but it definitely didn’t lack technique. It wouldn’t have landed if there wasn’t any technique there. Any heavyweight moving on to a shot that they don’t see is going to feel it. It lacked the brutal finesses of the ones Lewis landed on Fortune yet the speed of the delivery and the way Charr was moving meant it was always going to be a difficult shot to hold. He's getting cleanly KO'd, so I doubt he'll be able to carry on without getting bajo'd more often than not as he moves on with his career.
I always think that an uppercut is a vicious punch - partly because it is not used very often and is therefore not really expected.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 09:56
It's a risky shot as if you miss, you're going to be out of position and off balance for quite a long time, leaving a lot of time to counter, and it requires good full body coordination, as you've got to both rotate the hips, whilst also dipping the shoulder and bringing the arm up, all in one movement, to get any power into the shot.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 10:14
Most devastating uppercut ever thrown ? How about Matthew Saad Muhammad v Lotte Mwale
http://youtu.be/-okaIgY69Ow
Scroll to 1:30...once seen never forgotten
http://youtu.be/-okaIgY69Ow
Scroll to 1:30...once seen never forgotten
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 10:42
Wow. Fully extension on that one, like a bowling action in reverse.MightyWarrior wrote:Most devastating uppercut ever thrown ? How about Matthew Saad Muhammad v Lotte Mwale
http://youtu.be/-okaIgY69Ow
Scroll to 1:30...once seen never forgotten
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 10:49
Yeah was thinking of Big George when I posted that, and yes I know the Robinson pic you mean.
The unlucky Lotte was blasted out in a similar highlight reel manner by the other LH champ, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, poor dude.
Lotte was dangerous though, well-known over here for ambushing Tony Sibson inside a round in the early days. But his two title shots came up against two all-time light heavy greats.
The unlucky Lotte was blasted out in a similar highlight reel manner by the other LH champ, Eddie Mustafa Muhammad, poor dude.
Lotte was dangerous though, well-known over here for ambushing Tony Sibson inside a round in the early days. But his two title shots came up against two all-time light heavy greats.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 11:25
Good callMightyWarrior wrote:Most devastating uppercut ever thrown ? How about Matthew Saad Muhammad v Lotte Mwale
http://youtu.be/-okaIgY69Ow
Scroll to 1:30...once seen never forgotten
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 12:43
Makes me nostalgic for the fabulous uppercuts Froch used to throw - the ridiculous corkscrew ones that never got within half a mile of his opponent.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 13:42
It's against Gavilan, no?Terry Dooley wrote:It's doing my head in now. I'll have to find a copy and scan it if I can't find it online.
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 13:56
Or Villemain?
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 17:01
We're talking about Foreman-Cooney?
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 17:04
Foreman / Frazier 1, I think the uppercut actually lifts Joe off the floor at one point
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 17:04
The right uppercut Douglas caught Tyson with just before flooring him was a beauty
Re: Manuel Charr KTFO
Posted: 24 Aug 2015, 22:32
How about little Eubank's uppercuts vs Saunders---I'm not sure if I've seen someone consistently miss by a larger distance!Boxerbeetle wrote:Makes me nostalgic for the fabulous uppercuts Froch used to throw - the ridiculous corkscrew ones that never got within half a mile of his opponent.