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AKA exceptions to the norm


A fast footed but slow handed fighter

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

An arm punching/slapping huge puncher

A featherfisted dude scoring a brutal KO (wins over KO prone journeymen excluded)

A heavily muscled dude with excellent stamina

A Japanese or Mexican fighter with no heart (no Mexi-Americans...too pampered lol)

A world class Korean who wasn't a face first slugger

Feather fisted knockouts
Calvin Grove Vs Jeff Fenech


Sven Ottke Vs Anthony Mundane

Mike "Hercules" Weaver was a heavily muscled fighter with great stamina.

Featherfisted:
Tyson Fury wasn't exactly renowned for brutal power, but he destroyed Wilder.

Slapper:
Calzaghe was a bit of a slapper at times

Quitter:
Chavez Jr quitting versus Jacobs (mind you he's always compared to his dad, who had heart).

Stamina:
Vitali I seemed to remember had decent stamina. Foreman (any 60s/70s boxers as they did 15 rounds??)


No shot on the others.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 01:15 AKA exceptions to the norm


A fast footed but slow handed fighter

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

An arm punching/slapping huge puncher

A featherfisted dude scoring a brutal KO (wins over KO prone journeymen excluded)

A heavily muscled dude with excellent stamina

A Japanese or Mexican fighter with no heart (no Mexi-Americans...too pampered lol)

A world class Korean who wasn't a face first slugger

Paul Williams had a good chin - I don't think we need to count that Martinez shot against him.

Old bones Ian wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 02:16 Feather fisted knockouts
Calvin Grove Vs Jeff Fenech


Sven Ottke Vs Anthony Mundane

34 tried, 34 failed

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 01:15

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

Arguello
Pedrosa

These questions are boggling my feeble mind. I almost have an answer and then it’s gone.

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

Guillermo Jones

An arm punching/slapping huge puncher

Carlos Maussa

A heavily muscled dude with excellent stamina

Ken Norton

A world class Korean who wasn't a face first slugger

None. I went to two gyms when I lived there and it's like they don't teach defence AT ALL. Carlos may be able to shed some more light on that.

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 01:15 AKA exceptions to the norm


A fast footed but slow handed fighter

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

An arm punching/slapping huge puncher

A featherfisted dude scoring a brutal KO (wins over KO prone journeymen excluded)

A heavily muscled dude with excellent stamina

A Japanese or Mexican fighter with no heart (no Mexi-Americans...too pampered lol)

A world class Korean who wasn't a face first slugger

Skinny tall none heavyweight with an iron chin,Viktor Postol. Mexican with no heart victor ortiz

Non puncher ko- Lee Selby v Smith
Tall iron chin- Marcos Villasana

World class Korean not face forward-
Can’t remember his name, the light flyweight that made a ton of defences in the 90s

Ike Ibeabuchi for muscular with good stamina.

Yeah that’s him, pity he never got in on with Carbajal, Gonzales ect

MT is asking for things that are quite rare. Reminds me of the Bill Maher skit where an updated version of a freak show would be a teen girl who doesn't text and a straight male flight attendant.

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 05:15

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 01:15

An exceptionally tall and skinny non-HW with an iron chin

Arguello
Pedrosa

Erik Morales

rpms wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 12:31

Counter-puncher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 05:15

Arguello
Pedrosa

Erik Morales

Genaro Hernandez

A featherfisted dude scoring a brutal KO (wins over KO prone journeymen excluded)

Now while he wasn't exactly feather fisted, he wasn't known as a big banger either. So one that always pops in my mind with this is Michael Nunn's KO over Sumbu Kalambay. Kalambay was hard as a rock, and Nunn certainly wasn't the biggest puncher he'd ever faced, but Nunn f*cking BLASTED his ass with one of the single most devastating and perfect shots you'll ever see, and took him out in the 1st round.

Panama Al Brown, 5'9" bantamweight. Never stopped in 160 fights.
https://boxrec.com/en/proboxer/8994

Sandy Sadler

littlepug wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 11:17 World class Korean not face forward-
Can’t remember his name, the light flyweight that made a ton of defences in the 90s

The two possible ones there were both pretty face first (Yuh and Chang both racked up a load of defenses at 108)... Neither were slugger I guess but very much "in your face" fighters. Chang the more polished of the two

.. But Chan Hee Park was a talented boxer mover, out boxed Canto

margaret thatcher wrote: ↑08 May 2020, 01:15 A Japanese or Mexican fighter with no heart (no Mexi-Americans...too pampered lol)

I have my doubts about Riku Kano, when the going gets tough he has been found wanting

A tall skinny fella with a good chin - Leo Santa Cruz, been in some great fights never seen him badly hurt and especially at bantam he was a proper bean pole.

Fast feet slow hands - maybe Golovkin, he cut a ring off beautifully and isn’t lightning fast. I suppose he has good feet, not fast ones.

Bad puncher with power - Wilder. I suppose he can throw a big right hand, but very often when I watch his punches I just think he shouldn’t have that much power in a poorly thrown shot.

Heavy muscles and stamina - LMW Cotto? WW Pac? Shawn Porter!

Fewtherfisted brutal KO.

It’s at heavyweight but I thought Hughie Fury’s knockout of Sam Sexton was pretty brutal.

Edit - Just rewatched it and I must have misnremembered. I thought he knocked Sexton clean out for some reason.

You guys are the f@cking champs , thx