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    #1

    Isn't 1300 Punches A Bit Unusual?

    Yeah I know, this looks like a steroid bait thread but when a fighter is not landing punches isn't it a bit unusual to maintain that work rate for 12 rounds? Sure there are some fighters known for high volume output, P. Will, Kassim Ouma, Margarito, etc...but those punches aren't what anyone would call powershots. Manny's punches seemed to maintain the same snap and zing all night, all humans must suffer fatigue at some point, I dont even think Manny was breathing hard.

    Some say he looked tired after 6 but I disagree, he just looked frustrated cause he wasn't landing. The guy averaged 100+ punches per round, at some point shouldn't he had punched himself out?
    #2
    Originally posted by M.I.C. View Post
    Yeah I know, this looks like a steroid bait thread but when a fighter is not landing punches isn't it a bit unusual to maintain that work rate for 12 rounds? Sure there are some fighters known for high volume output, P. Will, Kassim Ouma, Margarito, etc...but those punches aren't what anyone would call powershots. Manny's punches seemed to maintain the same snap and zing all night, all humans must suffer fatigue at some point, I dont even think Manny was breathing hard.

    Some say he looked tired after 6 but I disagree, he just looked frustrated cause he wasn't landing. The guy averaged 100+ punches per round, at some point shouldn't he had punched himself out?



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      #3
      no, it is not unusual. volume punchers punch in volume. if there's nothing coming back, punch some more.
      it really isnt that difficult to understand.

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        #4
        Originally posted by M.I.C. View Post
        Yeah I know, this looks like a steroid bait thread but when a fighter is not landing punches isn't it a bit unusual to maintain that work rate for 12 rounds? Sure there are some fighters known for high volume output, P. Will, Kassim Ouma, Margarito, etc...but those punches aren't what anyone would call powershots. Manny's punches seemed to maintain the same snap and zing all night, all humans must suffer fatigue at some point, I dont even think Manny was breathing hard.

        Some say he looked tired after 6 but I disagree, he just looked frustrated cause he wasn't landing. The guy averaged 100+ punches per round, at some point shouldn't he had punched himself out?
        Would Floyd get gassed if he threw this many punches? I doubt it.

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          #5
          It's not unusual if you are hitting the heavy bay or speed bay. I think Joshua rented himself out as a human heavy bag for pac last night.

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            #6
            Originally posted by M.I.C. View Post
            Yeah I know, this looks like a steroid bait thread but when a fighter is not landing punches isn't it a bit unusual to maintain that work rate for 12 rounds? Sure there are some fighters known for high volume output, P. Will, Kassim Ouma, Margarito, etc...but those punches aren't what anyone would call powershots. Manny's punches seemed to maintain the same snap and zing all night, all humans must suffer fatigue at some point, I dont even think Manny was breathing hard.

            Some say he looked tired after 6 but I disagree, he just looked frustrated cause he wasn't landing. The guy averaged 100+ punches per round, at some point shouldn't he had punched himself out?
            God your hate for pac has reached a new level. why dont you just look at his workout footage and tell us if it looks like he didnt prepare for a 15rd fight.

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              #7
              I thought Clottey was waiting for Manny to tire himself out and i thought Manny would have to lower his output sooner or later. That wasen't the case. Seems like Clottey was just scared and Manny was.......i don't know

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                #8
                Give it a rest. Be a fan of boxing for a change.

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                  #9
                  not when your opponent is doing NOTHING to stop you. disproved. end thread.

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                    #10
                    isnt trying to bait another steroid debate unusual ? lol obviously not

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