Corkscrew punch - Revision history

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2013-01-29T22:33:30Z

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	*[[Charles (Kid) McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponents' faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]		[[File:Corkscrew.jpg\|left\|thumb\|300px]]
			[[Charles (Kid) McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponents' faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

	*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		During the 1930s and 1940s in the United States, it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.

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Rowdytimothy: fix internal link

2007-10-16T02:33:36Z

fix internal link

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	*[[~~Boxer:Charles_~~(Kid)~~_McCoy:039949\|Kid~~ McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponents' faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]		*[[Charles (Kid) McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponents' faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

	*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.

Wouter: took out pic

2007-06-21T13:33:13Z

took out pic

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	*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.


	~~[[file:cork-screw1.jpg]]~~


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Delmas alain at 11:10, 2 June 2007

2007-06-02T11:10:19Z

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	*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.


			[[file:cork-screw1.jpg]]


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Ric at 20:07, 27 September 2005

2005-09-27T20:07:03Z

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	*[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on ~~opponent~~'s faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]		*[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponents' faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

	*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.

Ric: format

2005-09-27T20:06:43Z

format

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	*[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponent's faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring.		*[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponent's faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring. Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]
	Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

	*In the ~~1930's~~ and ~~1940's~~ in the United States it was referred as being an elusive short thrown punch, which had ~~knock out~~ results. Well advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout, for whatever reason was perceived~~, that~~ they would be outmatched. On the ~~down side~~ if they missed they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.		*In the 1930s and 1940s in the United States it was referred as being an elusive, short-thrown punch, which had knockout results. Well-advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout if, for whatever reason, it was perceived they would be outmatched. On the downside, if they missed, they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.


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Bert: info

2005-09-27T19:30:43Z

info

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	[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponent's faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring.		*[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponent's faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring.
			Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

			*In the 1930's and 1940's in the United States it was referred as being an elusive short thrown punch, which had knock out results. Well advised fighters used this punch when they were entering a bout, for whatever reason was perceived, that they would be outmatched. On the down side if they missed they would have more than likely left themselves vulnerable.

	~~Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]~~

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Ric at 19:53, 2 July 2005

2005-07-02T19:53:01Z

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			[[Boxer:Charles_(Kid)_McCoy:039949\|Kid McCoy]] is universally given credit for creating this punch. McCoy's "corkscrew" punch was famous for the cutting damage it inflicted on opponent's faces, and he was known for his trickery and unpredictability in the ring.

			Source: [http://www.answers.com/topic/charles-kid-mccoy Answers.com]

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Ric at 14:28, 23 June 2005

2005-06-23T14:28:04Z

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Ric at 14:09, 23 June 2005

2005-06-23T14:09:40Z

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