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  • #11
    De La Hoya vs. Jesse James Leija

    I just remembered a fight in which a number of strong body shots made the difference: Oscar De La Hoya vs. Jesse James Leija from 1995:

    http://boxrec.com/show_display.php?show_id=6885

    I remember the fight well but I forgot how short it was. De La Hoya boxed from the outside but used sort of a modified crouch and stepped in with body shots on numerous occasions. I never saw him fight that way before or since. It must have been something he had been working on in the gym before the fight. It was impressive I can assure you.

    Speaking of body punches, on the same card as the above fight was Tracy Harris Patterson vs. Arturo Gatti in which an important incident occurred. Patterson landed a heavy body shot on Gatti early in the fight only to have the referee Wayne Kelly call it a low blow. It was a horrible call since Gatti was floored by the body shot and was obviously in a lot of distress. Had the shot been called correctly Patterson would probably have knocked Gatti out and boxing history would look a bit different!

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    • #12
      nobody mentioned shmelling louis 2....grant that it only lasted one round, the body shot he threw n landed on his back had to have been hard hard...and frazier was a very good body puncher, he had buster mathis big gut rocked in their fight

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      • #13
        left shovel hook to the liver

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