What's The Difference Between A Technical Knockout And A Knockout???
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A Technical Knock-Out (TKO) occurs when one boxer causes the other boxer to drop to the mat three times, regardless of whether the fallen boxer is truly unconscious or "knocked out"\n\nA Knock-Out (KO) occurs when one boxer causes the other boxer to drop to the mat due to being knocked unconscious and after the referee gives a 10-count, signifying the fallen boxer's inability to reasonably remain in the match.\n\nThe value of the TKO arises when a boxer reasonably outperforms the other, as evidenced by knocking them down (the ultimate victory result of a boxing match) despite being unable to knock them unconscious and obtain a true KO.
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Im sorry, the world heavyweight champion in wwe changes by the day. Oh did i forget to mention? WWE is pure acting. The wrestling moves are fake. The punches are fake. The blood is fake. Even the ring is modified to soften landings. Victors of any match are predetermined.
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The match is confirmed. It will be on WFA "King of streets" event on July 22nd. Bas will take him without trouble no question about that. He's a complete martial artist, a lot more technical and experienced then Kimo.\n\nOne more thing, there is no way in hell Andrei Arlovski would win a decision (good or bad one) or even get to a decision against Fedor Emelianenko.
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A bit o' cut and paste:\n\nn the early days of professional fist fighting, groups of fighters would travel from town to town challenging the local men. The fighters would arrange a few of the spectators in a circle and have them hold a ring of rope. Any man wishing to challenge one of the boxers would "toss his hat into the ring." The bout would then take place in this early boxing "ring."\n\nAs the number of spectators increased, the hand-held ring no longer sufficed, and it became necessary to fashion an enclosure by attaching ropes to stakes driven into the ground. Four stakes were normally used, which produced a square enclosure, but it continued to be called a boxing ring.
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http://www.guzer.com/videos/boxing_ref_ko.php
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Boxing: Only punches\nKick boxing: Kicks & punches. \n\nWhich do you think is better?
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The 2 lightweights win.  They beat him by verbal tap, breaking multiple bones at the same time due two simultaneous submissions.  He may not have a limb free to physically tap.  Get real bro!
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Technical Knockouts are the lamest thing ever
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STOP WITH THESE DUMB vs. QUESTIONS!!!!\n\nIt all depends on who is the better fighter that day... I could whoop Helio Gracie in his prime if he slipped and I got a lucky 1 and a million punch to his temple.... ITS ALL A GAME OF CHANCE!!!!!\n\nRARRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR!
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Well in boxing it similar to be being on a diet. If the case of Pac vs. Morales, they fight at 130 but their natural weight is probably 145 to 150 so they train all this time to lose all this weight before the weigh in. Once they weigh in they eat and drink water and  to gradually come back up to natural weight. So in the fight you will always see what they weighed in and their unofficial weight before the fight. No one really has an advantage (i.e. Mayweather vs. Baldomir {where Baldomir was naturally 180 when they fought at 155}) but the common notion is more weight equals more power. But like Sergio Mora says, "I rather be fast then strong." So normally it's the person who has the most talent that should win.
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tix? Is that the new cool way to say tics? You want to buy tics that look like two guys punching each other in the face multiple times, except this time, the match is actually interesting because they'll have a race to see who can suck up all the blood the fastest? Because two obviously intelligent gentlemen who have alot to add to war against poverty etc. punching each other stupid is soooooo cool.
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DelaHoya vs. Mayweather.  Oscar is about done and wants to go out on top.  What a better way then beating the pound for pound best.  Mayweather has never been hit by a good left hook. Shoot, I don't think Mayweather has ever been hit hard.
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A technical mistrial is one where the case cannot proceed because of technicality, or because of some procedural aspect  (or other event) that is nobody's fault. Some extreme examples may even include the courthouse getting washed away by a hurricane. (We'll assume for sake of this argument that it wasn't anyone's fault). I think that a hung jury also results in a technical mistrial, but you should ask a trial lawyer to be sure. \n\nThink of the word "technical" in the same sense as a "technical knock-out" in boxing. The bottom line is that in a technical mistrial, the case can be heard again from scratch. As I understand it, this is because the technical defects\n\nContrast this with a mistrial where there is prosecutorial misconduct (for example) in which case jeapordy attaches and there cannot be another trial.
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It's more like a boxing match...
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I agree with your assertion. Taylor won the fight. Taylor was clearly more "in-charge" throughout the fight. This is not to say Winky did not make it close the second half of the fight, because, indeed he did. Having said that, let me also point out the fact  that ever true fan/ student of boxing knows that you are rewarded for aggressiveness, and, ring generalship. Forget everything else, but, if we simply looked at two virtually unknown fighters and one displayed the ring generalship, and, (controlled) aggression that Taylor did in the fight, there is no doubt that that fighter would win. In closing let me simply say, Styles make fights---and judges/and politics ruin them. Well, atleast we get to see the rematch, this will most likely be a trilogy. I hope not, but, more likely than not. For the record, Jermain is a super fighter.
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The easiest way to prevent a knockout is to not get hit. Thats what the name of the game is 'Hit and not get hit'. Its easier said than done but quick reflexes prevent a lot of hits. Also remember to stay on your toes. If you stand flatfotted you will catch every bit of the force of the punch. If on your toes, you can roll away from the punch.
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Wikipedia has a pretty good list:\nhttp://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Boxing\n\nThe link given above is okay but isn't as focused on the in-ring terminology:\nhttp://www.docsports.com/boxing/boxing-terms.html