Knockout of the Century!
11-04-2005, 09:36 PM
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Knockout of the Century!
Jaidon "The Don" Codrington vs. Allen "Sweetness" Green
This fight just happened a few minutes ago on Showtime, Allen Green destroyed Codrington in 18 seconds, ending the fight with a smashing left hook to the head that nearly pinned Jaidon's chin to his left shoulder. The blow was so hard that not only was his chin pinned to his shoulder, but he maintained his semi-crouched position as he fell face down between the ropes, his right cheek on the mat(chin pinned to his shoulder), his waist held up by the rope, while on his tippy toes. I've been a fan of boxing for years, this was by far the most brutal knockout I've ever seen.
This fight just happened a few minutes ago on Showtime, Allen Green destroyed Codrington in 18 seconds, ending the fight with a smashing left hook to the head that nearly pinned Jaidon's chin to his left shoulder. The blow was so hard that not only was his chin pinned to his shoulder, but he maintained his semi-crouched position as he fell face down between the ropes, his right cheek on the mat(chin pinned to his shoulder), his waist held up by the rope, while on his tippy toes. I've been a fan of boxing for years, this was by far the most brutal knockout I've ever seen.
11-05-2005, 08:34 AM
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yeah, it was on last night, that fight only lasted 18 seconds. They both came out swinging and Green caught Codrington with a left hook to the temple that made him woozy, then Green simply let his hands go and caught Jaidon with multiple clean shots, the last of which was borderline grotesque.
IMO, the ref should have stepped in before that last left hood, the man was out on his feet and could not defend the barrage he was under.
I heard of the broken vertebrae story, but that's being denied now. The official story is that he was released from the hospital last night with a concussion.
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IMO, the ref should have stepped in before that last left hood, the man was out on his feet and could not defend the barrage he was under.
I heard of the broken vertebrae story, but that's being denied now. The official story is that he was released from the hospital last night with a concussion.
Here's a better view