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Ward: “CRAWFORD wont admit he got knocked down, but He Got Knocked Down.”

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  • #41
    Originally posted by daggum View Post
    all the roughhousing was done by crawford though. kav was just throwing punches while crawford desperately tried to balance himself. how is throwing punches roughhousing? crawford tried to hold himself up but couldn't. knock down. kav did nothing illegal in that sequence. crawford tried to in order not to fall but was unable to stop himself from falling anyway. knock down.
    From my vantage point at the fight it looked like a knockdown. Either way Bud broke down a tough customer. Kavaliauskas didn't look great against Ray Robinson but showed up primed and ready last night. Good win for Crawford. Would love to see Porter next. Old Bob and mystery man Haymon need to put this one at Barclay's with a decent undercard.

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    • #42
      Originally posted by daggum View Post
      all the roughhousing was done by crawford though. kav was just throwing punches while crawford desperately tried to balance himself. how is throwing punches roughhousing? crawford tried to hold himself up but couldn't. knock down. kav did nothing illegal in that sequence. crawford tried to in order not to fall but was unable to stop himself from falling anyway. knock down.
      Call it a knockdown if you want. But it’s up to interpretation. Ref’s often don’t call these messy wrestling KD’s. Crawford got hit, but you can also see in the replay the final hook of Kavaliuaskas cuffs on Crawfords right arm and pushes him over. Crawford isn’t going down from the punches, he is absolutely going down from the manhandling. Even if he was buzzed.

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      • #43
        Knockdown or not, Mean Machine didn’t take advantage of it

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        • #44
          Originally posted by danceswithfire View Post
          crawford's skillwise is top notch

          but his durability is just above average

          and this is evident vs a guy not even in the top 10
          This is the Ring magazine top-10 at 147 for 2018:

          1. Errol Spence
          2. Terence Crawford
          3. Keith Thurman
          4. Shawn Porter
          5. Manny Pacquiao
          6. Danny (Swift) Garcia
          7. Egidijus Kavaliauskas
          8. Yordenis Ugas
          9. Jeff Horn
          10. Jessie Vargas

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          • #45
            The Ref didn't call it a KD so move on. It's like arguing because not calling it cost the other guy the fight. This isn't the case at all. I didn't see his legs go and afterwards he showed no signs of damage. It was a good shot but the end results says it all. To think Garcia, Porter or Spence would knock Crawford out is forgetting they can get caught too. Garcia was beat by Lamont Peterson but they robbed him. I heard the same thing about Gamboa being a hard hitter but Bud knocked him out.

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            • #46
              It was not a clear cut knock down, as the fighters where entangled 'It looked like Crawford's arm was hooked, and then he was pulled down or forced off balance'.

              Crawford's durability is quite good within the welterweight division, but I don't think his durability is strong enough to move up through the weights 'Into the 154/160 division's'.

              Crawford's stance/style is very rhythmic, he seems to have similar bio-mechanics as Roy Jones Junior.

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              • #47
                Smh uncle tom ward selling out crawford

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