Why is Peter allowed to land rabbit punches

There were still a lot of true rabbit punches from Peter. Toney ducks out of the way in a ton of fights but never got hit as much in the back of his head as this fight.

Toney was turning his head so most weren't really rabbit punches. If you duck when they throw a right hand it's not a rabbit punch.

After watching last night's bout, it's clear that Peter only has two punches in his arsenal: A lazy jab and a clubbing right hand, which more often than not hits the back of the head of his opponent. Toney was open for the left hook, I don't know why Peter didn't throw more of them.

I kind of disagree with this, in last night's fight, certainly. (Not so much the Wlad one). If Toney is ducking into the punches and Peter can't pull back on them in time, then it's an accidental foul that's equally - if not more so - Toney's fault IMO. Peter is throwing them at the target area, it's not his fault that he's missing and that he's so slow he can't pull them back or alter their trajectory in time. Just my opinion. what about when peter was pushing toney's head down and then trying to club down on the back of his head. peter was doing that all night. toney's defense, anyones defense for that matter, is sometimes bending at the waist bobbing and weaving,and moving side to side. any punch that comes down in a clubbing fashion is hitting in the back of the head, and thats what peter was doing when Toney used that part of his defense. alot of peters punches find their way to the back of his opponents heads, at this point it is obvious that it is peter, and not EVERYONE he fights.

I kind of disagree with this, in last night's fight, certainly. (Not so much the Wlad one). If Toney is ducking into the punches and Peter can't pull back on them in time, then it's an accidental foul that's equally - if not more so - Toney's fault IMO. Peter is throwing them at the target area, it's not his fault that he's missing and that he's so slow he can't pull them back or alter their trajectory in time. Just my opinion. very true.........if the fighter keeps turning his back, its going to hit him on the back (head, body, etc)...... simple as that!..

it's his signature punch, it's what he's known for, hitting the back of the head. it's damn near the only thing he can do in the ring, the judges last night must have loved them and thought they were special punches to give peter the score of 116-111....fucking pathetic, peter, his team, his promoters, and the judges, pathetic.

Jeff Lacy has a similar style. I seen him KO Scott Pemberton with a punch to the back of the head, and he was constantly doing it to Robin Reid. In America they seem to get away with it. In Britain it's still there, just not as blatantly obvious, and they don't power punch eachother in the back of the head. Just one of those things, only in America I suppose...

because off bad refs