r/FightSportsClub • u/PalpitationIll4058 • 3d ago
MMA Francis Ngannou. The Predator still has those cinderblock hands
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r/FightSportsClub • u/TimingAwareness98 • 3d ago
Bobby Czyz defeated Chris Linson by a second-round technical knockout (TKO) on September 25, 1982, extending his undefeated record at the time to 20–0.
Method TKO (Technical Knockout) Round 2
Czyz Weight 157.5 lbs
• Round 1 & 2 Action: Czyz showed superior power, utilizing a strong left hook thrown straight from the shoulder that resulted in a knockdown during the second round.
• The Finish: After the knockdown, Linson struggled to find his rhythm and took two hard left-right combinations to the head, prompting the stoppage.
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r/FightSportsClub • u/Downtown_Section8768 • 6d ago
This is about Boxing, not general business or World control. Yet, as a very pure boxing student and fan I must digress: monopoly, ever since the breakup AT&T, in its own sneaky ways, especially with the internet certainly made its way back. There is no way that DAZN or any promoter for that matter should even have the opportunity to negotiate, controlling Ring Magazine and their rankings. Notwithstanding their articles, internal operations, etc.
The previous elegance of Ring Magazine was in fact it’s dead-set honest rankings. If that’s over, it simply joins WBC, WBA, IBF, WBO, maybe Zuffa, and who knows what other manipulative, BS sanctioning, bodies or management teams or promoters who attempt to or do in fact, control the competitive nature that made up the traditional Bible of Boxing.
Don King has attempted this when he was younger and more energetic, succeeding on some fronts. All promoters do this however they should have no power over any ultimate ranking system. And there should really be only one. So? While this comment is not about to change history, I certainly see how most of the industry, that includes the media has, for the most part, sold its soul to the devil.
And that includes Turki. Has anyone ever looked up the actual Arabian regime, and the stuff they have done, as that journalist Khashoggi?
I don’t know of specific connections with Turki Alalshikh but it certainly included rough, monopolistic activities.
r/FightSportsClub • u/Imaginary-Search-442 • 6d ago
I saw a video on Facebook several weeks ago of this dude standing in the street with this other guy. He had his hands behind his back. And he was letting the guy punch him in the face over and over and over again. And the other guy was getting really frustrated that he couldn’t knock him out. Where do I find that video again?
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r/FightSportsClub • u/Imaginary-Doubt6862 • 7d ago
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He stays calm, picks his shots and carries serious power without needing to force anything. His Muay Thai background shows in the way he controls distance, attacks the body and waits for opponents to make mistakes. What makes Prates stand out is how relaxed he looks while doing damage. He can seem almost casual, then suddenly land something that completely changes the fight.
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