I've noticed a new trend since the Ward vs Kovalev rematch

[jsmith_tsu]

A lowblow does not mean nutshot. The whole area under the navel is soft and getting hit there is very unpleasant. But thanks for the pic, because even according to you, the shots are clearly below the navel. So 100% illegal. Fuck your fouling fake champ.

Belts seem pretty real to me. Plus the number 1 pfp spot comrade.

Ward is the man right now and nothing yall boys can do to stop it.

[Best in Boxing]

Hahaha on the belt? Find an optometrist and run there asap. Your mother bent over and cried like a b*tch 9 months before you were born.

I'm sorry for talking about your cry baby idol boxer that cries like a little b**ch every time he loses.

[ruedboy]

That every body punch which lands nowadays is considered a low blow by boxing fans. The irony is that boxing fans used to love body punching when their heroes were the ones delivering them but now since their heroes are on the receiving end of them now they are beginning to detest them by calling them low blows.

It even happened again Saturday night in the Garcia/Broner bout when Adrien appeared to hurt Mikey several times to the body and all of his fans were calling them low blows just like they did in the Kovalev/Ward rematch.

A low blow is when any part of the glove lands below the naval. If you don't know the difference between a great body punch and a low blow watch Ward's left hook to the body, (Mickey Ward's not Andre's) lol

[JK1700]

It's just like when Pacquiao made the shoulder excuse. He couldn't accept the loss so neither could his promoter/fans. Same situation with Kovalev. The man lost twice to the same guy and needed an excuse after all the talking he did and his team did, and the excuses filtered down to his fans who couldn't accept that their guy lost either. I get that these were your favorite fighters but you can't really be ignorant enough to legit think Manny was injured or that Kovalev would've won without being hit low. He was losing the fight before that, like I said, some people just CAN NOT accept losing. It's like kids the way they acted in these situations.

There's always been excuses for losing but nothing compares to these two. I've never seen so much crying after a loss, not even half as much. Embarrassing.

[BattlingNelson]

Now this is a weird pic that has been posted many times by the 'I love dirty boxing'-brigade. Can somebody explain the relevance of this pic in the case we are debating?