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Is this agreed?? If anything getting back up means your hungry for more! Classic example Diego Corrales. He goes down more than elevators but he also eats afair amount of shots and stays aboard. I 'm late on Green and Miranda but before the 10th Green took some nice ones. And I have watched some of his fights on ESPN he's got a good chin, from the shots I've seen him take. Agree? Disagree?
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Yea, I think your right in a way, but thats if it comes as a package, Heart and granite chin that is.
Rocky Balboa was one example lol only joking
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Fair. The board is critical, and sometimes a guy goes down and we label him chinny; but in boxing guys just have to go down sometimes.Comment
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I agree it doesn't mean your chinless.Comment
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Well the difference is whether the fighter who got kDed can stand up, recover and go back to the fight.
And it also depends on the what kind of punch put him down. There are many occasion where fighters go down from weak punches because of sheer exaustion. There are also plenty of occasions that fighters go down due to body shots. In short it has nothing to do with the chin.Comment
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Yeah I agree sometimes guys just get hit flush and there's nothing you can do but go down. I'll admit Green's chin is better than I thought. I saw Donnie McCrary knock him senseless so I thought Miranda would do the same but finish him. That right hand he took in the 10th not very many people would have stayed up after that.Comment
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true many guys have tough chins but they get flash knockdowns...but also anyone if hit on the button with a perfectly placed powerful punch would go down.
Roy jones jr though has a glass jaw.Comment
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I agree with the Diego statement. My boy gets dropped but he always gets up and he never looks really stunned when he does get dropped.
He recovers very quick.Comment
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when u get knocked down it only make me train harder.....Comment
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your right, it all depends on the fighter's strength, if they have great strength and he KD you down it's the strengthComment
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