This is a very funny boxing video of an amateur boxing match, where one of the fighters can’t get into the ring. As he approaches the ropes he looks very uncoordinated, and can’t work out how best to get in! Worrying… You would hope that he’s had some experience of getting into the ring before? He decides that the best approach is to roll under the ropes!
Apparently this fellow goes on to win the fight (shocking! I’m guessing his opponent can’t have been up to much!) but he seems a little off balance as he falls into the ropes on his way out. He then tries some crazy way of getting out of the ring, lifting his right leg over the third rope, only to get tangled up and eventually swinging upside down and falling out of the ring.
He walks off rubbing his lower back, but I would hope that it is his ego that is hurting more than his injuries…
Previously on this website I have written about how extremely uncommon it is for a double KO to actually take place other than in films and computer games! I’m sure at one point we’ve all hand a double KO in streetfighter, and we can all remember the double knock down that takes place at the end of Rocky II, when Sylvester Stallone beats Apollo Creed to the count in the last round of their epic rematch! However, when I was watching Friday Night fight nights on Sky Sports a few weeks ago I couldn’t believe my eyes as one took place in a boxing match!
So far on this website we have featured an MMA double KO which is much more likely to happen due to the much smaller gloves (which are around 4oz compared to 8oz-12oz for boxing gloves) which makes it almost a bare knuckle fight, but this one is a classic. This boxing video features Cello Renda, a known banger who made it to the final of the middleweight prizefighter competition, losing out in the final to Martin Murray. After a year out of the ring, Renda has returned under Hatton promotions winning his first comeback fight by KO, and this was supposed to be another fight to get him back in the limelight and his career on track. However, he was fighting a veteran fighter in Paul Samuels, who was also a bit of a banger in his day.
The fight started well for Renda as he decked Samuels early on, but lack of head movement and use of his jab resulted in a bit of beating at the end of the round and he ended up cut and badly hurt. As the fight continued, both land a flush left hook to one anothers jaw which sends them both to the canvas at the same time! Renda gets up first and for a minute it looks like Samuels isn’t going to get up, but he beats the 10 count and then later goes on to win the fight.
Now this is something you don’t see every day! Professional heavyweight fighter and up and coming British prospect Tyson Fury (excellent name for a boxer!) punches himself in the face! Now before you ask, yes, it’s not on purpose, it was an accident! This boxing video is of his fight with boxing veteran Lee Swaby, and Tyson Fury throws an uppercut which rebounds of Lee’s gloves and he hits himself pretty square on in the face. His punches are very fast so I don’t think many people ringside will have noticed it, but watching the slow motion replay there’s no escape! It’s lucky he’s not a bigger puncher or we could be posting a video of the first boxer to knock himself out with a punch! I’m sure the other heavyweight prospects were thrilled to see this.
This is a boxing match featuring Kostya Tzyu (famously beaten by Ricky Hatton for a world title at the MEN Arena in Manchester) versus Zab Judah, a very skilled but somewhat arrogant fighter! After taking a bit of beating in the first round, Kostya Tzyu started to come on strong in the second round after capitalising on some ‘cocky mistakes’ from Zab Judah. This results in a knock down, and Judah jumps back to his feet and tries to brush it off as a slip, only to suddenly lose his balance and start bouncing around the ring trying to stand back up. This proved a costly mistake as the referee waves off the fight giving a nice 2nd round victory to Tzyu!