Originally posted by billeau2
View Post
Announcement
Collapse
No announcement yet.
Boxer quotes thread
Collapse
-
-
Originally posted by Anthony342 View Post
I remember Holyfield saying something similar about his first fight with Bowe. He said he knew he was still in the fight because he could still feel the punches and it's when you don't feel them anymore when you're in trouble. Reminds me of a great quote from my favorite TV series Life on Mars (UK) when Nelson the bartender says about life and death "If you can feel, then you're alive. When you don't, then you're not."
Comment
-
Originally posted by billeau2 View Post
Its the old situation where the guy is shot, is screaming, cursing... and the paramedic says "hurts huh? good... means you will make it."Last edited by Anthony342; 03-30-2021, 06:49 PM.
Comment
-
"It's just a job. Grass grows, birds fly, waves pound the sand. I beat
people up." - Muhammad Ali
Comment
-
'When a real roundhouse right lands, it breaks a nose and un-caps a geyser of blood. Wild punches that do land, as opposed to movie punches, re-sculpt faces in unpleasant ways. Fist fights are extremely dangerous and not in artful ways. Try a roundhouse haymaker against a professional and you will neither land the blow, nor remain upright through the next minute, let alone the round. The pro will beat you to the punch with a short left that he drives quickly and clinically inside your wild right. Should you retain consciousness, the professional's right cross will immediately alter that state.'
- Jack Dempsey
Comment
-
Originally posted by JAB5239 View Post'When a real roundhouse right lands, it breaks a nose and un-caps a geyser of blood. Wild punches that do land, as opposed to movie punches, re-sculpt faces in unpleasant ways. Fist fights are extremely dangerous and not in artful ways. Try a roundhouse haymaker against a professional and you will neither land the blow, nor remain upright through the next minute, let alone the round. The pro will beat you to the punch with a short left that he drives quickly and clinically inside your wild right. Should you retain consciousness, the professional's right cross will immediately alter that state.'
- Jack DempseyJAB5239 likes this.
- Likes 1
Comment
Comment