wow check out this phantom punch!

[ИATAS]

Former Atlanta Falcons defensive end Ray
Edwards, who was released by the team in
November, is one of a line of ex-NFL players to try
his hand at boxing, joining Mark Gastineau, Ed
"Too Tall" Jones and Alonzo Highsmith in making
a transition from the gridiron to the ring.

While those guys had varying success rates in
their careers as fighters, none of them likely had a
fight end like Edwards did in West Fargo, N.D.
Saturday night.

The 28-year-old, 6-foot-5, 268-pound Edwards,
who took up the sport during the 2011 NFL
lockout, had compiled a 2-0 amateur record
before facing Mike Smith in the co-main event of
WinterFest Boxing this weekend.

[Larry the boss]

ridiculous how they are fixing fights and padded guys records

[DeadLikeMe]

Maybe the guy is a wannabe wrestler and he forgot he was being a pro-boxer and not a pro wrestler?

[ShamrockXpress]

This looks like drederick Tatum v homer 'the brick hithouse' Simpson

[bojangles1987]

That is disgraceful.

[White_Knight]

What a punch! It was such a hard punch that the wind it generated knocked the guy out.

[SnakeVen0m]

He has Guile's power from street fighter. The wind behind his punches are more powerful.

[.Boxeo.]

to be fair he did land a lil hook to the temple before the darma of the miss punch and that chubby white guy does his lil ali shuffle and goes down.

[Chups]

The punch was so swift and hard that the air around his gloves turned solid. This is not new, it's a secret martial art technique taught only to a selected few.

[ИATAS]

It's too bad he didn't start boxing 15 years ago, the man is a freak of nature.