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assuming i lived, does he pay the hospital to reconstruct my face?Comment
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I made this for fun to get away from all of this usual Bull**** on here. I thought most of the posters would find it fun to think about how badly you would be hurt if p4p maybe the most massive puncher ever hit you with a clean blow....your welcome.Comment
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To be fair two of those losses were to Gerald Mclellan and two were when he was like 38/39 (one to a guy wiht like a 75%+ KO ratio).
I dont know about the others though.
doesnt say a whole lot though, both Klitschko brothers, Lennox Lewis, Tyson etc losses are all by stoppage!Comment
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shows how much you know, anyone can read of boxrec but if you watch his career first hand you would know he had a good chin in his prime. jackson is a perfect example of someone fighting way after their prime, and thats the reason for most of those losses, his punch resistance went after a while just like his other abilities.
his first loss was a TKO, he wasnt hurt to the head at all. maybe just slightly buzzed. he was hurt to the body, mccallum poured it on and the ref stepped in. no sign of a bad chin.
second stoppage was a brutal punch form one of the hardest MW punchers ever, nobody in mcclellans career took his shots without being hurt. that he even got up from the first knock down was impressive, and he acctually got up twice. no sign of a bad chin.
third loss, also to mcclellan was a bodyshot. no sign of a bad chin.
after that he was done. the next three losses dont mean any more than roy jones' last couple of defeats. just a case of being waaaaaaay over the hill.
again jackson in his prime had a good chin. ppl here keep talking about how weak his boxing skills and his chin were. pretty unlikely to go 46-1 (before McClellan) fighting world class oposition with no defense and a glass jaw.Comment
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I doubt I would rememberComment
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