If you were a fighter and had someone seriously hurt, would you pull a Judah?

[Mersey]

I probably couldn't stop myself if I had a guy hurt, I'd want them to hit the ground so everybody can see.

[black.ink]

I remember reading an old Dempsey quote about the Jess Willard fight. Basically he said he mauled the **** out of Willard cause he was afraid the bigger man was going to kill him. So he made sure to do it to him first.

It probably depends on the situation. If you clearly outclass a guy then there's a higher level of consciousness/awareness and you might be inclined to not go all out. But if the other dude is giving you a fight, that mixture of fear, adrenaline, pain and all the other crazy **** will probably kick in your instincts to literally put him down.

All in all you don't play boxing like other sports. I wouldn't look to the ref for ****. Remember that moment from Gatti-Mayweather? Yea **** that noise.

This sentence puts it best.

[Chr0nic]

in all seriousnes i'd pull a rabbit out of a hat

[The Surgeon]

If im Zab right there i just keep punching to be honest, there is a time for a fighter to signal the ref tho IMO

[-Lowkey-]

i would knock him out i think any boxer should do the same its a dog eat dog sport

[Gojira]

If it was a fighter I respected then just get the ref involved but if it was Froch...

but if it was Froch, you would be layed out in the corner.

[Ray*]

but if it was Froch, you would be layed out in the corner.

Am pretty sure David Haye isnt pulling a Judah, The bastard would lay you the phuck out ..lol, Its KO or be brutally KO for Haye.

[Clegg]

Even though he most likely wouldn't spare you?

That is a kind gesture. I was thinking the same. It puts you above him in a way. Maximus


But if he comes back for the rematch and you have him in the same position, you might have to finish it this time.

That reminds me of Chris Eubank. In one fight he was behind on points with seconds left in the 11th round, and landed a punch that won him the fight, but which almost killed his opponent.

He never really recovered his killer instinct, and he suffered his first loss years later when he was behind on points, scored a KD, and then backed off rather than going for the KO.

They did have a rematch, but the result was the same. A moment of hestitation can make a big difference.

[MANGLER]

No mercy in boxing. You gotta do what you gotta do. Nobody should be lookin to maim other fighters, but if the ref ain't stoppin it, it's fair game. KO your guy.

[Allucard]

It would depend on who I was hitting. If it was Joe Calzaghe I would wind up some big blows while he was out.

If you did that Rick James would have come out of nowhere and slap you right in the face! "We slappers stay together, you hit one you hit us all! :P"