So why is it called a "haymaker"??

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  • !! Anorak
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    #11
    Originally posted by The Italian Stallion
    A haymaker punch is a wide swinging punch where you put should power in. Also put your weight into it.
    IS, I wasn't asking WHAT it was, I was asking WHY it was called that.

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    • wissy
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      #12
      The exact answer is on this website.

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      • jack_the_rippuh
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        #13
        the guy three replies ago said it best..

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        • Silverfox
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          #14
          Originally posted by KJ


          Thought it was the swing motion of the reaper (device) they used to cut the hay. Had to swing it to make the hay.
          Correct. It is a scythe that is used. I heard that the two explanations can be made. One cuts the hay...while the pitchfork actually makes the stacks. I would probably tend to go more with the scythe aspect.

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