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Against human opponents in motion, power is hard to judge consistently. Duran had a revolutionary idea. Large farm beasts are perfect punch-meters for timely Sunday punches. It could have been a small pony Duran KO'd, but he pointed the way. Wilder has KO'd neither bull nor horse yet, nor, I say, even donkey. Could a Wilder Sunday fell a Clydesdale, I want to know right away? I believe Angus MacKaskill could have, even possibly with a rib shot. What would Wilder's best Sunday punch do to an unawares Brahma bull? Would it even tickle? Or how about MacKaskill's best lefhook, with his 24 inch fists?
For access to the stock, boxers might want to work rodeos part of the year. The event could become an excellent and permanent addition to rodeo shows everywhere. And for documentation purposes, it means more when the animal has been properly weighed and filmed, and then assaulted.
Just as with human boxers, certain bulls, for instance, might develop big reputations for taking Sundays. Less than a perfect KO is still awarded a score, depending on the bull's known whiskers index. Was the bull staggered?
A heck of an event could be created here, lads, one that would be informative for boxing fans concerning punching power. Weight classes for the stock would be a crucial concept to explore.
For access to the stock, boxers might want to work rodeos part of the year. The event could become an excellent and permanent addition to rodeo shows everywhere. And for documentation purposes, it means more when the animal has been properly weighed and filmed, and then assaulted.
Just as with human boxers, certain bulls, for instance, might develop big reputations for taking Sundays. Less than a perfect KO is still awarded a score, depending on the bull's known whiskers index. Was the bull staggered?
A heck of an event could be created here, lads, one that would be informative for boxing fans concerning punching power. Weight classes for the stock would be a crucial concept to explore.
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