http://www.uploadhut.com/upload/149697.gif?70.21.142.17

ill post all 4 rounds later

Good Sh*t you came right over the top of that short right he threw, at first I thought he connected first and was going to drop you. I know that it is sparring, but if you had followed that with a right upper cut, you might have laid dude out...Had you already planned to throw the short overhand, or did you adjust when you seen the opening?

" yo man! you got knocked the f@#$ out." - chris tucker

You stepped on his foot.

did i

o well he was stepping on my all day

and yeah i was plannign on throwing the left
but i wanted to throw it more straight but i adjusted it when i saw
his punch comming

nice... the guy u hit, was overbalanced, and looked like he wanted 2 do 2 things at once, depsite being a nice rounded punch, ill score that a slip on the cards :)

U score clean shots on the head and off balance opponents as slips? i tell you what i wouldnt want you refereeing any of my matches, even if i was on the receiving end of the killer punch and u ruled in my favour. U obviously wouldnt be competant enough, that was a clean shot on the chin for sure and the dude looked like he was skating on ice after, stumbling around and all.

He was out of balance for a few reasons. He didn't plant his feet correctly to throw that punch. Right foot was at the wrong angle. Two, you changed the punching angle when you switched feet and the guy never adjusted. He stood there and even when he hit you he was at bad angle, while you were at a better one. I think thats why you took the shot and still clobbered him.

Your a bit lucky because you telegraphed that left lead, Lowering it the shoulders about 2 inches and setting before punching. He's kinda saw it but you still made him pay for not moving. Good power in that punch.

He was out of balance for a few reasons. He didn't plant his feet correctly to throw that punch. Right foot was at the wrong angle. Two, you changed the punching angle when you switched feet and the guy never adjusted. He stood there and even when he hit you he was at bad angle, while you were at a better one. I think thats why you took the shot and still clobbered him.

Your a bit lucky because you telegraphed that left lead, Lowering it the shoulders about 2 inches and setting before punching. He's kinda saw it but you still made him pay for not moving. Good power in that punch.


you always have to take chances

i had a good feelign what he was gonna throw
plus id otn respect his power one bit