Hit and not get hit. There's a reason why 'hit' goes before 'not get hit'

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  • joepal
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    #61
    Originally posted by squealpiggy
    Ah the apocryphal "Won a round without throwing a punch". That individual was remarkable and was probably the best defensive technician of all time. That he won a round without throwing a punch is remarkable, and is a standout point of boxing. It certainly isn't the norm that a round would be won without attempting to throw punches, hence the oft-quoted round.

    If it wasn't remarkable then you may have a point.

    Incidentally the individual in question had 65 wins by knockout.
    That's telling them.

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    • squealpiggy
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      #62
      Originally posted by Tuggers1986
      I don't believe this and never will until I see it.
      I'm assured by a friend of the late great Willie Pep that it actually happened. It is possible to win a round without throwing a punch, by putting your opponent off balance and bossing the ring. Winning a fight without throwing a punch? It'll never happen.

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